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by huqedato 2y ago
Just now, when I have only recently switched permanently to Firefox...
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by huqedato 2y ago
Why would I let an AI (controlled by a company) to control my computer? Thanks, but no thanks.
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by huqedato 2y ago
Elixir already has this - "with". https://www.openmymind.net/Elixirs-With-Statement/ E.g.: with true <- is_email_address?(email), true <- String.length(code) === 6, %EmailConfirmation{} &l
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by huqedato 2y ago
I read the article. It sounds like a Laudatio to amorality for a S&P500 behemoth whose goal is to enable other companies to purge human from their workflow, pardon... to digitalize the business. I'll give it a pass.
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by huqedato 2y ago
writing/thinking in FP style since 2020. Elixir, Js, F#, Julia and even PhP. Never got back to OOP. Never needed to. I realized what a waste of time and frustration had been OOP for me for almost 15 years (Java, C#).
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by huqedato 2y ago
OOP is a lousy joke.
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by huqedato 2y ago
RIP both. Jira is a loss of time. And Agile is even worse, just a useless, counterproductive dogma that only drags the development of the product. We dropped them both during the pandemics, and that's how it stayed.
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by huqedato 2y ago
My PhD coordinator advised me to approach any study originating from China with the utmost caution even if peer reviewed.
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by huqedato 2y ago
Julia is a splendid, high performance language. And the most overlooked. Such a huge pity and shame that the entire current AI ecosystem is build on Python/Pytorch. Python - not a real programming language, let alone is interpreted...
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by huqedato 2y ago
I am not sure that "We need visual programming". Just a couple of arguments against: visual programming struggles with scalability, introduces performance overhead, and lacks the flexibility of text-based programming. For me is a
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by huqedato 2y ago
The only essential aspect this article doesn't answer: How much does it cost? All the rest is metadata. I would have preferred a clear table with vendors, prices and features. And less bla-bla.
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by huqedato 2y ago
Maybe they'll shut it down. It's become useless, just a heap of commercials and AI-generated rubbish :D
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by huqedato 3y ago
Can somebody explain why this Grok is more performant than Microsoft infrastructure ? LPU better than TPU/GPU ?
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by huqedato 3y ago
Moreover, the target "audience" of an app is always specified before the design phase, in the Business Requirements Document and such and it's a defining element for the development. I've read/wrote hundreds of such
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by huqedato 3y ago
I would never agree with this statement of the author: "You won’t stop until everybody is using your app." Why ? All the apps I ever build (or participate in their development) where targeted to the fit the most, without sacrifici
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by huqedato 3y ago
EU legislators are totally detached from reality, it can be seen that they do not understand what is the matter with AI, for them it is just "another IT tool" that can be "regulated". As always: US innovates, EU regulate
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by huqedato 3y ago
Whenever I inherited a project containing legacy code, regardless of the frameworks, tools, or languages used, we always found it necessary to drop it and begin anew. Despite my efforts to reuse, update, or refactor it, we inevitably reache
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by huqedato 3y ago
At least in EU, nope! Because it's not just "automation". It's more about dealing with other people's money, accounting, taxation, sensitive data collection etc.,etc. You should be first registered as a "paymen
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by huqedato 3y ago
I think it's regulated at the EU level: https://finance.ec.europa.eu/consumer-finance-and-payments/p...
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by huqedato 3y ago
It depends on each EU country. For Italy: https://www.bancaditalia.it/compiti/sispaga-mercati/normativ...
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by huqedato 3y ago
AFAIK, in EU countries you cannot build/run "your own" billing system. Unless you have a special type of company/enterprise that is accredited and registered specifically for this purpose. This is officially named "
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by huqedato 3y ago
And if you have the stomach for geology and anthropology I also recommend this https://www.amazon.com/Approaching-Crisis-Global-Cooling-Lim...
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by huqedato 3y ago
Indeed. They already burned me with 20 points and counting down. I don't care. The truth bothers...
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by huqedato 3y ago
Finally, somebody is telling the truth about CO2. Not all is grim about climate. The things are in the middle, as always. Reality is neither black nor white. https://futurecrunch.com/goodnews2023/
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by huqedato 3y ago
Fantastic article. It kept my eyes on the screen for 2 hours, without interruption The author is a genius.
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by huqedato 3y ago
Great job, Vladimir Vladimirovich! Your late mentor, Stalin is so proud of your achievements.
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by huqedato 3y ago
Probably you consider "modern PhP" is just OOP, right ?
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by huqedato 3y ago
Seems you don't like or understand the functional programming. Being OOP is very odd to think otherwise. I know how it feels now, after 5 years of programming in Elixir. I've been there...
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by huqedato 3y ago
That's a gem! It reminds me why I used to love PHP: rapid prototyping, functional style. It's a shame that I don't use it for a long time.
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by huqedato 3y ago
Typical for Amazon: abuse, fear, intimidation, slavery

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