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> Most Recent Task for Survey > Number of Survey Respondents > Building apps 53 > Testing 1 I think this sums up everybody complaints about AI generated code. Don't ask me to be the one to review work you didn't even c
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Interesting poll. > > The one topic that lagged a bit was health care: 58% said they knew what he would do if he won the race. I would love to see a deep dive on the 58%'s answer since Trump has had a healthcare plan since 2015 t
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10mo ago
Not voting is probably worse. Candidates won't exist that reflect your preferences if you don't actually demonstrate them. I do wish we'd have a bunch of electoral reforms but those candidates don't do well during primar
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10mo ago
Fighting Russia or the US is basically the same; you're just going to get nuked. Ukraine doesn't get nuked because Russia isn't in a real risk of losing it's own territory and doesn't want to annex irradiated lands.
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Its weird though because looking through the hackone reports in the slop wiki page there aren't actually reproduction steps. It's basically always just a line of code and an explanation of how a function can be mis-used but not a
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? Nonce and websockets don't appear at all in the blog post. The only thing the ai slop got right is that by removing strcpy curl will get less issues [submitted about it].
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10mo ago
It's from a time before computer viruses no? But also all of this book-keeping takes up extra time and space which is a trade-off easily made nowadays.
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It's absolutely the producer's fault. They actively choose to release the product they did instead of making more episodes, taking long, bringing other people in to help, etc. Martin has claimed he flew to HBO to convince them to
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Not just skips a whole season of development, they actively retcon things from one episode to the next!
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Eh, if you ask people what they want they'll say a faster horse. I can understand his point that you can go wild with visual effects in movies so he wants to experiment with sound. I do think his experiments are not successful though b
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Well, the current puck still has emitters inside of it. > [1] Puck and Player Tracking became fully operational in 2021-22, with up to 20 cameras in each arena and infrared emitters in each puck and sweater. The player tracking is fairly
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That's so annoying it's not stock. I always have to get a very bright flashlight to make rashes show in a photo and then the rest of the body looks discolored as well but at least I have something to share remotely :/
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Isn't switches just more brittle and less control? I can set individual colors and intensity on the lights as well as with a dumb switch I can also have the lights just come on so if I were to sell the house or whatever the next person
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> It seems like the entire system is working against me. What do I have to do to get EQUAL treatment? 1) Take advantage of the peter principle [1]. Figure out what work you've done and interview for positions where that's just
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Eh, touch some grass buddy. You're interpretting a lot of negativity from the poster despite having no evidence to support it. > [1] A famous study in 2010 from the Review of Economics and Statistics revealed that, out of 35,000 lot
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If you don't think there was wealth inequity under the gold standard then I recommend opening a history book ... This also isn't something that all billionaires and multi-millionaries can do. This was splitting 15% of the proceeds
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Can't speak to most of those but smart lights are pretty nice. I made sure to buy zigbee ones so that I'm just tied to home assistant which even if it goes out of business will still work with whatever binaries I've downloade
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Sure but most of software development is about running single-core workflows on top of a parallel environment so the experience of a SWE is very heavily single-threaded. The ever so popular JS is explicitly singlely threaded. The default wa
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If you care about the type of a parameter you can just add an assertion in the method /s
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Honestly, it seems to me that it's "undoing" a lot of work. Labor Rate at dealerships around me are over $200/h. Granted the mechanic doesn't get 100% of that but 200 * 52 * 8 is nearly 600k. It seems like you could
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What's not transparent? We know this information because the colleges give it out. They are transparent. There's not much the colleges can do if somebody is commenting without researching.
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> In an effort to address these concerns, Paramount said on Monday morning that Larry Ellison, the co-founder of tech giant Oracle, had agreed to personally backstop $40.4bn in equity financing for the proposed deal. The deal is for $108
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> Lieutenant General Arnold Bunch outlined the Air Force’s logic at a House Armed Services Subcommittee meeting. L3, he said, is the only company that can do the job. “They have all the tooling, they have all the existing knowledge, and
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Traceability and Anonymity aren't antonyms. This fact comes up with Bitcoin a lot. I and everybody else doesn't know who a random hash is but all the activity involving that address is highly traceable. So all you need is an oracl
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The issue isn't that the computer was wrong though. The issue was that it was wrong and nobody cared. For systems with high standards like aircraft there's nothing that stops somebody from say removing a door and then just not rec
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The thing is, there was evidence it wasn't working properly. The court rule doesn't change anything. In the middle of the prosecutions they even settled with some post masters who were able to independently find that the Horizon s
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You can replace "videogames" with literally anything and it still works. Sports, dance, family, etc. Everybody knows too many people for an anecdote to make videogames and heroin the same. It's like pointing out some school s
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Yes! Have you every heard a heroin addict comparing heroin to TV?
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In everybody else's router as it travels back and forth. Imagine mailing somebody a letter with data; once they receive the letter they send it back. The information is stored within the postal system.
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Unless you experience Google through the assistant you experience through the typography. You read search results that are rendered via typography.
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