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by juvvel 3y ago
I don't know the exact reason, but when they don't share the process or prompt, it seems like they're trying to gatekeep their results – which is very ironic from someone using a tool made possible by ingesting other people&#
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by juvvel 3y ago
That's interesting to hear, because my impression was that software/web development is a field full of people who are self-taught or at least very enthusiastic about learning new tech. I am personally pretty undogmatic when it com
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by juvvel 3y ago
So you're saying that someone who likes both OOP and Javascript and more functional-style programming could be a sought after candidate?
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by juvvel 3y ago
The Timely clock app. It was bought by Google and then never updated so it doesn't work on newer Android versions. Sad.
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by juvvel 3y ago
Jelly is thickened juice, jam contains the pulp. Why? Different textures.
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by juvvel 3y ago
I don't think there's an apprenticeship for every passion out there. I definitely didn't see my passions reflected in typical job profiles.
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by juvvel 3y ago
Much better than last year, which is what I had been hoping for. There's still a ways to go, but it seems the worst is behind me, finally. It was a long and dark period with extremely crippling anxiety. Ironically, what helped most was
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by juvvel 3y ago
You can also apply retinoids topically. What it does is increasing collagen production.
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by juvvel 3y ago
This would be my dream. What other field did you enter?
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by juvvel 3y ago
This, and the "of course this is just one of many possible solutions" disclaimer at the end. I agree it was probably written by GPT.
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by juvvel 4y ago
I don't know much about professional translating, but wouldn't you be able to track the error rate of the machine translation by looking at the number of corrections? And then translators could use this as leverage to negotiate be
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by juvvel 4y ago
This might not be the answer you're looking for, but I've frequently heard that charities are in dire need of people willing to do hands-on work instead of the "comfy" administrative stuff. Someone who is willing to guar
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by juvvel 4y ago
You can ask it to specify or point out any logical errors you observed and it will correct itself. If there's a contradiction I know that the information might be incorrect. I'm also just using it as a starting point to prime my b
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by juvvel 4y ago
It can explain stuff to you in exactly the way you need to, and walk you through problems. You can ask it to create quizzes / guided questions for you which helps in organizing your own thoughts. Another application I find quite remark
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by juvvel 4y ago
> However do note that capitalist entities have infiltrated the government and have huge sway over it's regulatory policies meaning that anti-business regulatory policies are unlikely to occur. Maybe this is the case in the US, th
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by juvvel 4y ago
If we truly live in a world where those in power seek to eliminate all other (non-powerful) humans from the equation, then maybe that's our real problem. For the record, I don't actually believe this is the case. Some people might
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by juvvel 4y ago
So any and all commerce just becomes a different form of stock trading? I doubt it. People will still need and want tangible things.
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by juvvel 4y ago
Who will buy the bosses' shit if everyone is unemployed and can't afford it? Companies can't stay afloat by just buying from each other.
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by juvvel 4y ago
Capitalism and its value system is subjective, too. It's not set in stone. I believe we can still steer away from profit as the sole driver of, well, everything, if we want to.
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by juvvel 4y ago
Oh, I do believe programming as a profession is at risk and will change a lot, if not rendered obsolete. What I'm talking about is this idea of "just get used to the fact that there is no human skill that won't be replicable
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by juvvel 4y ago
This is what I wonder as well. We are told to "prepare" for the reality of AI taking our jobs soon, but how? What is the alternative field that will be a) safe from automation for a while and b) pay similarly to a CS/IT caree
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by juvvel 4y ago
Comments like this always read as "we can already extrapolate that everything we do will be done better by a machine soon". Pushing back against this argument isn't just ignorance or avoidance of change. It just asks the rele
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by juvvel 4y ago
I'm really really skeptical about the professional growth you can achieve during mostly unguided ~2 hours a week. Might be enough to read some articles, but not enough to build any marketable skills. ETA: I know very few people who fin
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by juvvel 4y ago
In short, the job hunt is going to become even more unbearable. I don't trust companies with the kind of leverage they're going to have with AI at their fingertips.
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by juvvel 4y ago
If you have the secret on how to work 40+ hours, stay healthy, on top of chores and social obligations, have at least a little time for your hobbies, get your 8 hours of sleep, and learn a new profession on the side, please do share. Most p
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by juvvel 4y ago
How is the individual going to know what to learn in advance? If anyone knows the requirements of companies, it's the companies themselves, no?
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by juvvel 4y ago
So software engineer salaries will experience a race to the bottom because you'd have to be grateful to be hired as one. That's just the way it is, I guess, but I can't fault people for feeling bitter that the skills they&#x2
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by juvvel 4y ago
And you seem to think it's every human's moral obligation to not only spend the majority of their waking hours at work, but also their free time on making themselves more valuable to corporations. And that's not a moral presu
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by juvvel 4y ago
Since companies do need workers and working is mandatory in our society, it seems weird to expect people to always be ready (and able) to mold themselves into whatever a company wants at the snap of a finger just so they're "allow
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by juvvel 4y ago
You may think so, companies are notorious for rejecting middle aged applicants in favor of 20-somethings because the latter are considered more malleable and eager to prove themselves.

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