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ivan_gammel
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ivan_gammel
11d ago
anecdotal evidence: I‘m working on a product in circular economy space at the moment (chemical trader). I chose Java because it just works and allows us to focus on business, no npm supply chain drama, no „how can I integrate my go microser
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11d ago
yes, so are the NPEs - both are runtime errors indicating a bug in the code. NPE was a major source of irritation 20 years ago, but what many people do not know is that debugging NPEs in Java is easier now - they carry more information abou
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ivan_gammel
11d ago
It is really not a big deal nowadays, the problem of the same scale as having index out of bounds error (no language has good defence against this, yet it is not a catastrophe).
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11d ago
I think that‘s a matter of days and few hundred dollars in tokens to port it to Go if you really need it. Porting is where AI can do a really good job with the right instructions.
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20d ago
Few more tips to make failures more rare: 1. interactive orchestrator just ensures that process is followed and the progress towards North Star objective is steady and with predictable quality. 2. Agents use specific skills which have outpu
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23d ago
Well, that‘s your subjective opinion. In 1860s people like you rejected impressionism. Meanwhile: https://www.art-magazine.ai/program note some nice venues in the list.
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23d ago
Consensus among whom? AI is a tool, that can be used differently and AI art is well-recognized, admired and exhibited the same way as any other art forms. Is someone selling their impressionist paintings today on a fair more an artist than
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23d ago
In AI Art scene people do use Grok. It‘s good.
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24d ago
I have instructions to combine style of Brooks, Steven King and Economist Style Guide, while avoiding anything that may put wrong emphasis („genuinely“, „load-bearing“) does not contribute anything meaningful („X rather than Y“). The output
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26d ago
Oh, right. It does exist, it is very accurate, but the names sound like LOTR party: - a gang of dwarfs - some rocky ones - and gas giants - and one star to rule them all
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26d ago
I‘m seeing this classification for the first time, but it sounds very reasonable and feels like it should have been like that. Is it your idea or is there any story behind it?
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26d ago
OOP is not about doing things harder, it‘s about doing them efficiently. The key elements of software engineering are abstraction and encapsulation: we, humans, cannot load the entire domain into our memory and reason about it at all levels
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27d ago
Attribution should be opt-in, but they already support it. Via CLAUDE.md where you can specify how exactly AI contribution should be documented. Relying on whatever convention your vendor will establish isn‘t a good idea. Vendors are replac
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29d ago
It‘s „bear service“, and context is slightly different. You do bear service to someone, and Verschlimmbesserung is on something. Both signal intent to do something good, but doing bear service is an act of screwing up while doing that, no p
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1mo ago
Jain. If you leave only the facts, it becomes a bit boring, because everyone did that and continues doing so via various institutions. But the article pitches with the title and first paragraph a different story. And I doubt that e.g. Picas
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1mo ago
So, on the question about your knowledge of European contemporary art you reply with the list of books about American art history, written and published in USA for American reader. Ok.
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1mo ago
The one with the young Queen, which also invented English language…
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1mo ago
Yes. Default Country for the world on many English-speaking forums is the same as Default City for Russia.
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1mo ago
First of all, what "genre"? I assume, abstract expressionism? Second, why would anyone fund specifically abstract expressionism and for what purpose given the diversity of art movements of that time? Third, what do you even know
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1mo ago
No, sorry, this is not the case. :) Not every popular idea has a free pass on this ground, especially not if it was created by a propaganda machine.
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1mo ago
Most of the significant works of modern art were created before CIA was founded. The title is factually incorrect and intellectually dishonest. But "who cares" question points to something different: indeed, who cares if the kno
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1mo ago
The only thing where "American" art scene dominated was the auction space. And significant part of it was imported from Europe (no tariffs applied) and continued to feed from there later. The rest of the world lived it's own
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1mo ago
The 1860s as a starting decade is a popular conventional definition in English, in other languages "modern art" may be defined differently. But you are absolutely right, it makes more sense to call post-WW2 art the contemporary ar
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1mo ago
Reduction of modern art to abstract expressionism is the same as reduction of cinema to MCU. Acceptable for a talk over couple beers, disqualifying factor for pretend-to-be intellectuals, mainly because it is cherry-picking based on the sca
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1mo ago
Not the first time when the Default Country thinks they invented everything. The title is almost comical. Modern art, as everyone should know, started in 1860s in Europe inspired by technological advances, globalization of trade and cultura
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1mo ago
Smells like „product engineering“. So a product or an engineering lead gets a task to reduce risks of specific abuse by preventing someone from sending email from yahoo or web.de clone. As a quick solution they add this filter without „over
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1mo ago
Yes. Those on the demand side will benefit from it. And that‘s the whole point. It is much healthier situation economically than current, very distorted market.
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1mo ago
Chip makers may be fully booked now and have extra revenue because of AI, but that also creates deferred demand elsewhere. The prices will not fall immediately because of the crash of a single company. The scarcity has probably negative imp
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1mo ago
That‘s Dutch, and the same sentence mentions Netherlands. Equivalent of LLC exists everywhere, but business insurance still makes sense if you want to stay in business after paying damages.
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1mo ago
I moved recently to Gitoro with private projects, but do not have any meaningful opinion about it yet. It works for me, it’s fast, nothing to complain about. Just mentioning it here as EU-hosted alternative. https://gitoro.com&#x
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