jdw64

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by jdw64 3mo ago
These days, I'm not sure anymore. I learned through self-study, reading documents. I don't have a degree, and I don't have the exceptional talent to be involved in language standardization. Everyone around me codes with AI, a
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I run an independent technical homepage. The monthly cost is about $65 USD. Of course, it's money I can spend on a hobby, but it's still quite a lot. The only reason I can manage it is because I'm a programmer—I can handle th
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My situation is similar. I'm exhausted from life, and I don't even have a disability I got scammed and lost all the money I had saved up. AI reduced my workload, and because of the war, factory expansions were canceled, so for a w
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I wrote a post on my blog[1] a while back about this. Actually, there are records in memoirs and such that show similar pressures existed when MSA emerged. [1] https://www.makonea.com/en-US/blog/how-did-microservice
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I'm the author. Thanks for pointing this out. I completely agree with your premise. JavaScript and the browser represent the quintessential modern authoring platform. I actually wanted to write more about JavaScript, but the problem wa
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People tend to think alike. I work in much the same way.First, I write the draft myself, then let AI handle the revisions, and finally run it through an open model in small units before I check the results.
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Actually, if you break tasks down into small enough units, there's not much difference between open models and closed models. The only reason to use agents is the hope that they'll work with natural language input—but that's
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People always assume that others will use something with good intentions, but in practice, malice tends to take root before goodwill does.
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I mostly read books. Or I collect programming keywords to use AI better
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I think I probably won't use it. The reason is that the cost of training programmers is high. Embedded businesses depend on the hardware chain. When the board changes,C and C++ usually receive first-party SDK and BSP support immediatel
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The Shape is really cool.
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Coding used to be an expensive task. Seeing how quickly repositories have grown with the rise of AI coding, it's clear how much people wanted to build things but were thirsting for the means to do so. Even languages like R, which were
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Thank you always for the great book recommendations. The books you've suggested are deep and interesting. I've read book no.5 from your recommendations, and I'm planning to read book no.2 next. Have a nice day.
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At first, I tried to prove that I was the one writing the posts, but I've decided not to focus on that anymore. In the early days of GPT, there were apps that claimed to detect whether a text was written by AI, but the pattern detectio
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If it's not too much trouble, could you recommend some other books as well? I've only read Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective when it comes to caching-related books.
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I think Andrew Kelly is just a rockstar. Honestly, I find a lot of his overall perspective hard to understand. I get that he's an idealist. He talks about developers not standing up to management's unreasonable demands, but doesn&
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The claim that software has regressed is hard to accept. Compared to the past, we now have far more platforms to support and far more things to memorize. And if you actually try using software from 15 years ago, you'll see it had far m
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The idea that AI isn't increasing unemployment is an illusion created by statistical modeling. Usually, statisticians are good at convincing others of their modeling choices. For example, even if programmers get laid off and janitorial
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I feel like people only look at the form and ignore the substance of the content. Honestly, as long as the content itself is well written and the em-dash is used correctly, I don't think it really matters. When I first learned about em
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Actually, I was taught to use em-dashes for advanced writing when I was learning English as a foreign language. But these days, people say it looks like AI and tell me not to use them. It's really confusing
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I looked into why they wanted it blocked, and it seems to be because people are gathering there, starting with the CJP (Cockroach Janata Party). In other words, the Indian government hates democracy and citizen resistance. Will GitHub compl
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Programming Languages Are Authoring Tools for Platforms(makonea.com)
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I once made a web-based MUD game. The response in Korea was surprisingly low. I concluded that MUD games weren't popular in my country, and the people who actually played them were mostly in their 40s and 50s, while general consumers p
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I like the design, I like the content too. I wonder when I'll be able to make a homepage like this
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After reading this story, I do think Apple is bad, but from a business perspective, it makes sense. (By 'business perspective,' I mean it's immoral but profitable.) Because if CD Baby was acting as a middleman and a gateway f
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Big companies always have internal conflicts and politics. Looking at Microsoft's products, you can see similar product lines competing with each other, and they're a mess. Personally, I think C# is a well-polished language, but t
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Beyond the saying that US is a nation of immigrants, as an Asian, it's clear that the more open the US IT industry becomes, the more advantageous it is for the US. I live in Korea, so my perspective differs a bit from people here. I&#x
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I looked it up, and it seems that one issue is that Google, as a DMA gatekeeper, is supposed to provide anonymous data to other search services, but in practice, important parts of the actual data have been removed. The other issue is that
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But according to Andrew Kelly, Bun was full of bad Zig practices. So why did they keep pushing forward with Zig?
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hacknews, my homepage( https://www.makonea.com/en-US ), csdn, qiita

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