jimbokun

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931.
by jimbokun 7mo ago
Then why would it change between in person and remote environments?
932.
by jimbokun 7mo ago
You would have to separate the teaching and assessment functions entirely.
933.
by jimbokun 7mo ago
Someone needs to right a novel about an LLM that gets hired through phone interviews, becomes a star employee, and rises through the ranks to CEO , always coming up with excuses to not show up in person. Like a 21st century Office Space. Ad
934.
by jimbokun 7mo ago
I think this only applies to men?
935.
by jimbokun 7mo ago
We are evolutionarily programmed to like attractive people, which excludes most visibly overweight people.
936.
by jimbokun 7mo ago
That’s a great article but it confuses me how the author shows affinity for so many feminine traits and stereotypically feminine interests, that I wonder what the draw or perceived appeal of living as a man was. Maybe that’s in a different
937.
by jimbokun 7mo ago
Depends how well they pass and if the other person knew them pre-transition.
938.
by jimbokun 7mo ago
Sorry, but no you’re not getting sympathy for being tall. Nor should you. Life is noticeably easier for tall men, all things considered. Sincerely, Fellow Tall Person
939.
by jimbokun 7mo ago
It’s a lot harder than in the past but I doubt that it’s “nearly impossible.”
940.
by jimbokun 7mo ago
Well yes. Both of those choices express a lot.
941.
by jimbokun 7mo ago
Can you elaborate?
942.
by jimbokun 7mo ago
They think they believe that but are probably simultaneously attracted to women in part because of how they dress and style themselves.
943.
by jimbokun 7mo ago
A man still strongly emotionally attached to faded, worn out logos from many years ago is probably not an appealing signal to most women looking for a man to date.
944.
by jimbokun 7mo ago
And most women are going to prefer that over the worn out logo Ts. I mean if you want to go beyond that and have a more distinctive look go for it!
945.
by jimbokun 7mo ago
Is there a stereotype about newly divorced men being really good at dating? If anything I thought it was the opposite.
946.
by jimbokun 7mo ago
That’s fine as long as you are kept logged in or at least have an abbreviated login process after successfully authenticating in the morning. CRUD apps can contain very sensitive data, so not sure how that’s relevant.
947.
by jimbokun 8mo ago
In that case a $12 program is probably too big to meaningfully review. Probably better to have smaller chunks you can review instead of generating one really large program in one shot.
948.
by jimbokun 8mo ago
Even with humans I’ve found full ownership of a project from architecture to implementation to deployment and operation, produces the best results. Less context switching and communication overhead. Focus on well thought out and documented
949.
by jimbokun 8mo ago
Or articles that try to convey the content of studies have always been poor and continue to be poor.
950.
by jimbokun 8mo ago
An LLM writes and compiles a new calculator app from scratch every time you open it.
951.
by jimbokun 8mo ago
Maybe there's an LLM learning about sorting from first principles every time you click to change the sort column.
952.
by jimbokun 8mo ago
I use Macs for both work and personal use and I don't really notice Apple Intelligence. Maybe it's doing stuff that doesn't rise to my level of attention, but it isn't actively annoying me.
953.
by jimbokun 8mo ago
Compared to what?
954.
by jimbokun 8mo ago
I was finally able to switch from Windows laptop to MacBook Pro at work for development, and so many problems and irritants just instantly disappeared. WSL is a nice piece of engineering but it's nowhere near as seamless as MacOS X whe
955.
by jimbokun 8mo ago
And when did that project start and how much has it cost and how far can you ride on what they've completed up until now?
956.
by jimbokun 8mo ago
The trend has existed especially outside the US for several years now, this is just an acceleration of that trend.
957.
by jimbokun 8mo ago
I imagine in China they will be able to build out a network of those much much faster than would be possible here in the USA.
958.
by jimbokun 8mo ago
We are clinging desperately to our horses and buggies.
959.
by jimbokun 8mo ago
Or just allow Chinese EVs without tariffs. Would be incredible for US auto consumers. But might put some of our automakers out of business.
960.
by jimbokun 8mo ago
Trump is emulating the Carter presidency, except for being the exact opposite in character and temperament.

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