jonnypotty

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by jonnypotty 6y ago
Cars are dangerous so they should have used a helicopter, helicopters aren't dangerous, also the speeds are a lie, lamborginis can't drive that fast on roads, especially cos you can't pass on the left in Europe. Glad to tap i
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
Agree. Agree.
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
IDEs are one of the biggest barriers to programmer development, flexibility and knowledge. They try to insulate you from your actual environment and encourage lazy practices and thinking. I learnt java in eclipse and it was dreadful. Code c
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
I suggest this person writes a game in rust and then writes this article, otherwise what's the point? Is the main issue in game development memory safety? Cos if it isn't then why would rust be better? Whenever I see people progra
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
The solution can't be to fake scp over sftp. How does adding this confusing complexity help to make anything secure?
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
Thanks mate. Nearly wasted life reading that.
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
So you're saying we shouldn't entrust the future of life on earth to one idiot? I dunno about this guy.
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
Our software is slow enough and the people who make it already removed enough from what's actually happening without espousing yet another level of abstraction which will make all of this worse. The idea we need so much software it&#x2
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
I think if you make a load of simplified sweeping generalisations about clothing and it's symbolic role in our culture you can come to some pretty banal yet fashionable conclusions. Oh look mens clothes are about power, womens clothes
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
You think taking the vaccine is just be to protect yourself? It's not.
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
Wow.
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
So, as outcomes for kids are hugely affected by the school they go to, you'd like to take kids OUT of schools where they're expected to do really well and put them into schools where they probably are not going to, in the hope the
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
I'm not refuting anything! What I'm saying is if you claim to know how to change and improve education you better have some evidence to support your claim. As to why I feel like I can comment..my father has been an education consu
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
Now you're talking sense
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
Panel heaters don't spew up on my laptop or piss on my £1500 TV, so I'd say pannel heaters are.
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
You think getting good students to go to crappy schools is a way to improve those schools? I'd say you don't know anything about schools then. And you think randomly selecting students instead of selecting them on the basis of mer
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
If you're suggesting that people who make software could benifit from being more rounded human beings then I agree. What would be the cost of from moving CS away from its current home?
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
My, admittedly limited, understanding of current social science theory seems to claim more and more that boundaries of race, class, gender etc are real boundaries that preclude identification and understanding. I identify with men, because
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
Entities and disciplines can communicate without being the same. An idea we seem to be losing, not in small part thanks to social science.
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
I like the idea that we should make the fact that it isn't real science concrete so people know what they're getting into. Allying it with the bit of universities that have abandoned any idea of the value of ideas being linked to
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
So you're telling me now the big challenge for AI is no longer making sense, it's spelling and grammar? I don't get it.
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
I simply don't believe that this is fundamentally the work of an ai. Its in a different league to anything else I've read. It's structured, coherant and on topic constantly. It would be really interesting to see the original
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
My bank account went up £3000 in one day, the day before I got £0. That's a growth rate of infinity percen, I'm a bit worried how the universe is going to accommodate this growth rate.
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
Also we discover that Facebook for business is good apparently (it isn't) and also this is consumer software taking over the business world i.e completely the opposite phenomenon. Also the writer believes choices like this to be ration
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
Awesome article. Every now and then someone introduces a concept that helps me understand the world a little more. Shitty out of control managers running from anxiety and death. The idea that being in charge of a team where you can't
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
Am I the only one who noticed the headline and article say completely contradictory things?
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
I worry that people read things like this to inform what they do with their children. A child is a person and its reasonable to explore what they need and want through your life with them. We should always remember that children are not sim
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
The entire point is that he did have to kill people to get his message out and, ooops it changed the way we thought about technological culture and our impact on the world. Your argument that "why do they not have articles about them&q
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
That makes sense. You don't get this in ftp thou right?
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by jonnypotty 6y ago
Perfect example of people thinking that the ideas they allow into their head will somehow affect the future of humanity. In a world lead by pr and marketing, we now see ourselves as extensions of this thought controlling manipulative syste

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