johnny99k

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by johnny99k 3y ago
At some point (and it seems we are getting close with chatGPT), we aren't going to be able to reliably tell the difference between AI and non-AI generated content.
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by johnny99k 3y ago
This is the direct result of defunding the police. Wealthy people will just hire private security and the rest of us will suffer.
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by johnny99k 3y ago
I lived in Asia for a couple of years and freelanced during this time. Freelance is probably your best bet because most companies won't hire a part-time, remote, developer (especially overseas). At the time(a few years ago), I found t
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by johnny99k 3y ago
I remember when I was taking software development classes in 2003/4, when I was finishing my computer science degree. I helped a buddy of mine out on one of the projects by basically writing it for him. I re-wrote my project in a comp
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by johnny99k 3y ago
The vast majority of developers aren't doing cutting edge work at FAANG. They are working on CRUD applications, which can more easily be replaced by AI
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by johnny99k 3y ago
Our marketing department already started replacing content creators with chatGPT. While I don't think it will replace that many jobs right away, it will start replacing more junior roles, which will make it even more difficult to brea
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by johnny99k 3y ago
Most manual jobs are going to pay less and hurt your body more. I think your best bet is to save tons of money and then retire early, so you can do what you want. Most jobs (manual or office work) are not rewarding and don't provide m
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by johnny99k 3y ago
The carbon credit scam made Al Gore rich.
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by johnny99k 3y ago
This will never happen. People in power are now back-tracking and rewriting history.
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by johnny99k 3y ago
I don't see an issue here. The bug you found was not critical. I would classify it in the 'high' range. You were compensated within that range.
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by johnny99k 3y ago
I left my first big job after a year. I was stressed out every day to the point where I would just come home, eat dinner, and then lay in bed the rest of the night. Leaving was the best decision I ever made. In the current job climate, I w
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by johnny99k 3y ago
If you are a 'Shakespeare scholar' your entire career revolves around him and his works. It doesn't surprise me that there would be pushback.
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by johnny99k 3y ago
This is why making it this easy is a win for the government. 99% of the people are lazy and will just let them do it, basically giving them free money.
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by johnny99k 3y ago
I've been using my oculus to workout for almost 2 years now. It's pretty much the only purpose for me. I played a few games when I first got it, which were fun, but I lost interest pretty quickly. I think it's great. When
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by johnny99k 3y ago
as AI gets better, it will start making many developer jobs obsolete (similar to how open source has done over the years, but on a bigger scale). Many of the things that companies would have created themselves can will now just be generated
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by johnny99k 3y ago
I continually cycle on/off caffeine when needed. I can usually drink about one coffee/day and the positive effects will last about a month (hyper-focused, etc). After this, it no longer works. If I drink more than this, I start
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by johnny99k 3y ago
no. They are already disclosed and will result in a duplicate finding/no money
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by johnny99k 3y ago
I never really liked Chegg. They had a major security breach a couple of years ago and either because it's good PR or forced to, now have a bug bounty program. I found many vulnerabilities in one of their recent acquisitions and altho
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by johnny99k 3y ago
They went from dangerous, interesting, and rebellious to the status quo. Which slowly destroyed their competitive advantage. Why would I read Vice when there are 100 other news sites with almost the same content?
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by johnny99k 3y ago
When you defund the police and or replace them with glorified hall monitors, we are going to see more situations like this. You can also thank the politicians that made it nearly impossible to commit someone to a mental health facility agai
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by johnny99k 3y ago
N95 works when worn nearly 100% of the time. 99% of the people I saw during this time were wearing cloth/surgical/non N95-masks that clearly don't work based on overwhelming evidence.