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by j45 3mo ago
Siri wasn't really designed to do those things, neither was Apple Intelligence. AI is a new category of software, that can be applied to some kinds of problems that can make those kinds of problems hard. Would you want this to work for
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by j45 3mo ago
You have a good point, the flashcard contents can make a big difference too. Whether they're just for learning first principles first, and then a different set that are higher order connections between them.
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by j45 3mo ago
AI capability is not a snapshot, but treated like a traditional software capability snapshot. The capabilities sometimes have completely evolved by a take spreads far enough that it's no longer true, or suddenly it is true and possible
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by j45 3mo ago
For free? This would be great to see, but unfortunately too many people are first trying to boil the entire ocean instead of such small swimming pools or bowls of water.
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by j45 3mo ago
Memorizing becomes easier after understanding. My guess is understanding things, not just what they mean, but how they work, or interact with other concepts, speeds up repetition quicker because that is what's firing when renewing it
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by j45 3mo ago
Long overdue, enshittification reaching SaaS undermines trust in all tech in the long term.
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by j45 3mo ago
I'm not sure that's what this article is about. Apple is doing something very different. Their AI experience for end users definitely has been a little behind. Apple Silicon, however, has been quite unique for the last 4-6 years
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by j45 3mo ago
This is a great use of a feature. Still a touch screen, those aren't always the best for kids to tap away furiously on.
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by j45 3mo ago
Yeah if one wanted to include vision as part of how you setup gps on how to drive it could probably help a lot.
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by j45 3mo ago
Github for open source was always my favourite part of it. Github for private repos has long had security issues, every time a serious issue announced it makes me wonder how long it's quietly existed and been exploited, and how many ot
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by j45 3mo ago
Sony is really motivated to turn away it's customers to other platforms.
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by j45 3mo ago
It's nice to see enshittification being stopped and reversed.
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by j45 3mo ago
Manage and oversee the engineering
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by j45 3mo ago
A service is not the same as the equipment
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by j45 3mo ago
Being both a self-taught developer before school (practice) as well as learning in post secondary (theory), the market hires for capability, developing it, and not potential. Junior programmer roles are not internships or apprenticeships at
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by j45 3mo ago
Universities left liberal arts to pursue the STEM funding and also cover vocational schools. They also universally advertise themselves for many programs that are current. The "teaching you how to think" part isn't out of lin
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by j45 3mo ago
Too often, the avoidance of learning SQL creates more work than learning SQL. One example is starting with NOSQL and proceeding to learn how to make it into a relational database.
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by j45 3mo ago
Maybe, my point is that there's a lot of misinformation, misdirection and noise on this on default assuming everyone builds datacenters like the hottest parts of the US. Datacenters will always be efficiency driven, and that includes p
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by j45 3mo ago
I understand the direction of your comment, engineering doesn't guarantee security either. Hubris is the single biggest downfall, whether it's pegged on insecurity, or a false sense of knowledge, superiority or entitlement. The ve
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by j45 3mo ago
Universities haven't kept up with the pace of change in software development in 1-3 years. Too many if not most can't even change a single sentence in their curriculum in 1-2 years. It doesn't mean University isn't worth
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by j45 3mo ago
Junior devs will need different skills. One will actually like being near a keyboard, and doing it as much for passion as profession/profit. The people who are succeeding are learning and playing and building their own experience they
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by j45 3mo ago
I wish these articles would clarify that there are climates where datacenters exist where water is not used food for cooling including evaporative cooling. Just because the U.S. uses it doesn’t mean the rest the world does in every build. B
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by j45 3mo ago
Having your own distribution has it's benefits as a fall back or alternatives, in addition to publishing elsewhere like youtube. The cost of creating and editing videos going to come way down, there's already ways to do it in the
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by j45 3mo ago
Good point about the second-hand market disappearing digitally, if anything it might renew efforts to jailbreak consoles. The disc is a step along the way, from record players, to reels, to cassettes, to video tapes, to discs. Instead of ex
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by j45 3mo ago
Are you saying physical discs can be disabled once the console and disc are in the hands of the owner?
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by j45 3mo ago
If the console is diskless, it will be the last console I ever buy from that company. Sucks to say that about Sony but this is an incredibly out of touch move, that will always linger in the back of gamers minds that it could be tried agai
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by j45 3mo ago
One huge downside for this is allowing kids to understand how things work. A digital delivery world does not teach the same way as children learning to put a DVD into a player, hitting play, and understanding how things get somewhere. Physi
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by j45 3mo ago
Nothing wrong with it re-introducing.
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by j45 4mo ago
Just because it’s hard to keep track of doesn’t mean it’s not relevant. Playing around with learning the differences is incredibly helpful to schedule on ones calendar weekly for an hour or two, while saving links throughout the week to try
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by j45 4mo ago
This is a nice summary of bastion boxes when they're at the edge of your capability, or worse, you stop learning about securing your environment moving forward. For the OP/others, it would be great if folks can share what they do

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