jmartrican

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by jmartrican 3y ago
> If an AI views it, and is inspired by it, again, no harm done. You had me till that^ line. In your example if "inspired" human start competing with you, then there is harm. If the inspired human is replaced by an AI, then it
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by jmartrican 3y ago
This game is so much fun. Amazing.
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by jmartrican 3y ago
You are missing the point. Finish what you doing, but then start the next item, and leave it unfinished. Whatever you do, leave something unfinished for you to finish tomorrow.
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by jmartrican 3y ago
This has happened to me. The CEO of a startup I was working for asked me for something. I recall that he did not provide many words to the ask. Maybe one or two sentences. This lead to a 14 page report I put together. I spent several h
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by jmartrican 3y ago
I thought you were going to say, "I live in northern Ireland, and I can hear Spain from there."
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by jmartrican 3y ago
OMG I didn't know there were two more books in the series. Audible is doing a bad job at recommending books. It does not recommend the next books in series I follow.
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by jmartrican 3y ago
I didn't know the Hugo Awards has so many award. I naively though it was just best sci-fi book because I would see lists of Hugo award winners by year and see only one book per year and they were all sci-fi.
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by jmartrican 3y ago
Who is correct?
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by jmartrican 3y ago
Unpaid burden is the worst type of burden.
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by jmartrican 3y ago
I notice the definitions for Moot are contradicting. definitions: Open to debate (adj.). Having no legal significance (n.). And even when searched in Google I get... 1. subject to debate, dispute, or uncertainty. 2. having little or no prac
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by jmartrican 3y ago
A large asteroid hit the Earth and lead to rapid unprecedented change. Yet here we are.
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by jmartrican 3y ago
I suspect that the more intricate/technical the skill is, plus the bigger the ROI of that extra technical know-how then the more likely a role will exist for this. So for example, if any person can get the same results as a dedicated p
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by jmartrican 3y ago
If there is a story here, it's that the employees have access to their own badge access history.
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by jmartrican 3y ago
I strongly agree. The makers of the treatment recoup their investment once the treatment goes into prod. But while in beta, it should be free to the patient. Without this rule, I can imagine a world where businesses make a living selling
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by jmartrican 3y ago
Why do you say it is trash? I use it regularly. I use it primarily to test and code (e.g. inspect and tweak styles) a few web apps I code. I really like some of its features. What I didn't like was how it kept asking me to make it t
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by jmartrican 3y ago
There is an plant app I use thar will identify plants. Just take a picture of it. It tells you what it thinks the plant is and some other similar options. You get to select the winner by "adding to your garden" button. it trac
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by jmartrican 3y ago
Some of these weeds help the soil. They grow in areas where other plants can't grow. But I understand that if you are trying to grow specific plants, for food or aesthetics, you will need to remove the plants that will kill them (vin
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by jmartrican 3y ago
This is pretty cool. Though IMHO, the card Peanut Butter Jar that their AI generated should be 0/1, not 1/1.
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by jmartrican 3y ago
Does the US gov make a profit on the deal? Does some or all of the proceeds go to pay back victims?
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by jmartrican 3y ago
wow, that is a good point. just cause your patents have loot, doesn't mean you are getting helped by them.
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by jmartrican 3y ago
Nailed it ^^^
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by jmartrican 3y ago
I wonder if IBM can offer a mainframe in the cloud. Its everything a mainframe provides but all off-site and priced for my size.
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by jmartrican 3y ago
Before we even get to the costs of a migration, what is the reason for the migration?
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by jmartrican 3y ago
You say individuals cannot solve this, then go on to show how the problem is with individuals turning their yards into grass wastelands. Well if its individuals causing the problem, wouldn't it mean that individuals can solve it? See
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by jmartrican 3y ago
I'm a big fan of jOOQ. I've been able to implement the most complicated SQL expressions in jOOQ. Though there is one particular use case that it cannot do, but my memory fails me. There is an open issue in Github for it that&#x
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by jmartrican 3y ago
This topic of testing techniques is fraught with extreme points of view. The way I see it is that unit testing, int-testing, mocks, stubs, and now fakes are all techniques and tools in your toolbox. Do not throw out a tool in favor of alw
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by jmartrican 3y ago
In the lists of most popular languages, SQL always to seem up at the top.
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by jmartrican 3y ago
I'm so jealous that Java does not have its own LINQ.
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by jmartrican 3y ago
I would have gone for a 10% salary increase. :/
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by jmartrican 3y ago
MS turns evil when it comes to the browser. Maybe for other things too, but I definitely notice it when it comes to their browser. Like every time Edge upgrades, it asks questions using weird wordage to get you to click on setting it as t

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