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by lispisok 2y ago
High blood pressure has been defined as blood pressure over a certain threshold when blood pressure is taken a certain way. That certain way is at rest when it's lower than moving around. All the data and research has correlated health
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by lispisok 2y ago
Maps arent nearly as problematic in clojure because data is immutable by default on top of the functional paradigm where your program is basically a big composition of functions and the language is built around using maps. In Python I large
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by lispisok 2y ago
How did you get your first 500 users?
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by lispisok 2y ago
I could see it as being a metric like lines of code written. The days I make more commits is usually because I coding poorly and having to fix my bugs and fix missed edge cases. Fewer well thought out tested changes are better
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by lispisok 2y ago
As another child mentioned dont play AAA games. AAA games budgets have gotten so big the entire project becomes about how they are going to make a profit on their $100 million cost instead of making a good game. Even if they wanted to make
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by lispisok 2y ago
Maybe I'm just old and washed but it seems like kids these days take multiplayer games way more seriously. Instead of hopping on and playing a few games after school/work people act more like they are trying to make the college sp
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by lispisok 2y ago
Lemme guess, Taos or Santa Fe?
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by lispisok 2y ago
yes but how does the IDE do it?
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by lispisok 2y ago
Immutability by default contributes just as much if not more
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by lispisok 2y ago
I got a kick out of that. Spoken like a man who doesnt have to concern himself with the price of housing or any other necessity as we watch this strange short lived phenomena called the middle class disappear and we're back to the have
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by lispisok 2y ago
So at what point do the linear increases in capability not justify the exponential compute and data requirements, or when do we run out of resources to throw at it?
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by lispisok 2y ago
That's some privacy notice. I think I'll pass
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by lispisok 2y ago
I cant tell if you're making fun of or trying to justify scrum masters
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by lispisok 2y ago
One of my favorite moments was when my non-developer friend at a tech company asked me what scrum masters did because she could not figure out what the scrum masters did at her company. I told her the answer which is nothing.
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by lispisok 2y ago
You are being downvoted but that was exactly my experience. It wasnt hyperbole. I was told my entire time in k-12 you need to get a college degree by everybody. Parents, teachers, counselors. Additionally they said, with no exaggeration, to
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by lispisok 2y ago
It's a younger field. A lot of self-taught people think they will be excluded (they wouldnt be). There is a deliberate effort by execs to lower the salaries of software developers by ensuring there are no barriers to entry and flooding
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by lispisok 2y ago
Expecting college students to hit the ground running with whatever stack a company is running is bad and unreasonable and we should push back against it. Engineering, law, accounting, and medicine dont do this. Why should Computer Science?
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by lispisok 2y ago
Where does Intel go from here? * They missed out the rise of mobile * They missed out on the rise of GPU computing * AMD has been making gains in the server cpu market What do they have left other than consumer computer market where their m
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by lispisok 2y ago
Like most things the decline in quality is probably multi-faceted. There is also the component where tech became a hot attractive field so people flooded in who only cared about the paycheck and not the craft.
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by lispisok 2y ago
>People building things and who understand LLMs actually believe in it. You can say the same thing about blockchain
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by lispisok 2y ago
Better than investing in blockchain or another openai wrapper company
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by lispisok 2y ago
Am I the only one who hates arrow functions?
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by lispisok 2y ago
>Everybody wants to make fancy AI models, nobody wants to be responsible for the 10K lines of uncommented Python and SQL you're using to build your test/train sets I'm unfortunately the guy who that gets dumped on and it&#
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by lispisok 2y ago
That seems to be what every social platform eventually turns into
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by lispisok 2y ago
It's a common misunderstanding that a professional license would be required to perform any kind of work which is not true of the professional engineering license.
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by lispisok 2y ago
Great example of premature optimization. Save seconds per day typing "gc" instead of "git commit"
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by lispisok 2y ago
Your comments about Go make sense since it was no secret Go was designed to get junior engineers at Google up to speed being productive as fast as possible.
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by lispisok 2y ago
Some interesting charts https://fred.stlouisfed.org/categories/32444
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by lispisok 2y ago
What if the money saved isnt used to help save thousands of other jobs but makes its way up to the C suite compensation?
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by lispisok 2y ago
You're suggesting boring business way to do things. The tech ecosystem is full of startups doing that ridiculous thing you said chasing the hot new thing and raising huge amounts of money off the hype. This AI hype cycle is really bad

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