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jajko
1y ago
If it works it ain't stupid (or wrong). I can imagine dozens of setups where such tools can bring massive velocity in small/single man team, ie indie/mobile game development
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1y ago
What about an extensible format that would have as part of header an algorithm (in some recognized DSL) of how to decompress it (or any other step required for image manipulation)? I know its not so much about PNG but some future format. Th
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jajko
1y ago
Apple goggles which only work in apple ecosystem, on purpose degrade themselves if anything else is used, and privacy... well thats a lengthy topic with apple. No, thank you. In Switzerland we have a nice law that forbids people filming oth
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jajko
1y ago
They are, and should be, huge time saver outside cities. But city centers? Those should be on purpose as annoying, time consuming and costly to regular traffic as possible. It should be only necessary services, taxis, public buses and so on
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jajko
1y ago
Nah, its the quiet majority, and AI posts on places like HN quickly create their own echo chambers with folks patting themselves and each other on their backs. There is AI as a useful tool, maybe, which is at most few % of current hype. Mos
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1y ago
> Competition is fun! A bit, sometimes, maybe, for some. The only person you really need to compete with is your past you. The rest... it certainly leads to less happy life, unless you keep winning way more often than the rest. And uncon
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1y ago
Sad people full of insecurities and other complexes, compensating it on strangers (well, failing miserably but there is always those few seconds of dopamine kicks). Sounds about right.
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1y ago
Not at all, many friends have at least tried to cancel FB account, even when those assholes are making it a very lengthy and painful process. We talk about doctors and surgeons here in their 30s and 40s, wife is a doctor who waits for secon
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1y ago
This is splitting hair, at the end his navigation skills (him + whatever tool he used) were NOK and could result in dangerous situations (been there so many times in the mountains, although it was mostly about "went too far in a bit wr
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1y ago
Given current major religions are visibly inventions of men to cover basic existential fears we all face and were done during roughly iron age era with corresponding illogical parts and conflicting statements, no amount of drugs are going t
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1y ago
Set and setting can make or break the experience. Alone and -> introspection or in the crowd who will drag you along them? Looking around at patterns emerging or resting with eyes firmly closed letting your mind wander far and high? What
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1y ago
Its funny how trump is actually helping China long term to become top superpower. He either can't see long term consequences of his emotional tantrums or simply doesn't care in the name of ego polishing games.
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jajko
1y ago
Hmm why not rather opportunistic Saruman? Serve whoever brings money, fuck the plebs and some naive higher principles
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jajko
1y ago
No word about cutting down whole rain forests (ie on Borneo or mainland Malaysia) just to have more biofuels? I've seen those endless fields of that palm monoculture where almost nothing else lives from above and in person, and also ho
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jajko
1y ago
Hmm, an interesting reaction, I think I get it but I view topic from different perspective. I am not anyhow lowering value of all other things I ever achieved in life, those are some hard won victories that didn't come without pain (an
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1y ago
The problem I've seen, very few people from Java / C# / other languages actually know plsql or ever bothered to learn it. Its not that hard, but I guess not a cool enough tech to have on resume? When it could massively help w
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1y ago
Those folks had serious psychiatric mental issues to begin with. Then they threw tens of truckloads of hard drugs in various mixes on top of that, often for decades. This could break even the most healthy person and tells nothing about ther
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jajko
1y ago
Was that person a well-balanced cca normal happy person without any childhood traumas or in-borne mental issues before?
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jajko
1y ago
> it’s a chemical for twisting your synapses Thats an oversimplification to be polite. For most people it can bring the most intense and beautiful experiences their live can ever produce. Then there is (non-trivial) minority which has so
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1y ago
I see this daily in our banking megacorp. We have IT security team(s), which permeates all other IT activities like ink on paper. On its own its a good approach obviously, we weren't for example hacked or scammed in any high profile ca
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1y ago
2 different topics, who you are (as a person, or company or other group of people) isn't some scale where you add + and - and judge final number. Bad/evil deeds define us 1000x more than positive ones and thats our lasting legacy
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1y ago
One of reasons I am underwhelmed by all the smart sport watches. When eventually their DBs get hacked or they sell data willingly, I dont want my employer to see that I was running in the forest during lunch time, or my health insurance to
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1y ago
You don't know that. Environment is much more polluted, and thus is our food. We move less. And so on.
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1y ago
That... doesn't justify any of those actions. Its like in France, 2nd and 3rd generation immigrants get pissed off due to their better-studying peers driving bmw around while they work a kebab shop (or their football team loses), so th
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1y ago
Nowhere in any western country, Heck, I've visited a bit of Africa and tons of south east Asia and a bit of South America and this ain't true neither for any of countries I visited.
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1y ago
Why not claim them as: admins, devops, analysts, testers, technicians, managers? Probably few more. Its really about precisely software development roles? Don't we anyway do some of that other stuff regardless? But if you are correct
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jajko
1y ago
if it works (from their perspective), it ain't stupid
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jajko
1y ago
Still sounds like tons of reasons to have high final cost, compared to cheaper metals.
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1y ago
Hundreds of thousands of tests? That sounds like quantity > quality or outright llm-generated ones, who even maintains them?
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1y ago
Buy they very actively push and lobby to end those peaceful times, ie second Iraq invasion for completely made up reasons, or stay in Afghanistan way beyond anything reasonable, when it was clear there is no winning possible.
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