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2y ago
I wonder if hiring managers and recruiters go some kind of dehumanising process before starting work, something a la full metal jacket
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You know, I've been traveling a lot by place for the past 12 years, and its always been my personal terror, to have no seatbelt and the place hitting a turbulence throwing me on the ceiling... now I know it can happen.
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2y ago
Because the rest of the industry is managed by people who don't care about code, and puts people who become coder after a couple of udemy videos in position of charge
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2y ago
Probably the main difference is that humans fail at smaller scale, with smaller effects, and build a reputation, probably chatgpt hallucinations can potentially affect everyone
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2y ago
I agree with you, RSS for me are bad because it tells me when to go to check a blog, with bookmarks I have the control of when I want to go
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2y ago
Some companies use interviews processes not to test your knowledge but to check the level of inhumanity you’re willing to accept while working there
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2y ago
Who knows if these people realise how idiotic they appear when they pull the free speech thing as it should be something that allows them to live without any law
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2y ago
I am not sure, I think it can't apply to Italy, as we have a tiered set of laws and one lower tier can't override higher tiers, and contracts/tos are the lowest tier
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2y ago
Not everyone has a daddy who owns slaves who can give them hundreds of millions to start their companies btw
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As a society we are allowed to at least have an opinion on ethical matters, here I don’t see people saying how to organise a car maker, but more focused on the ethics of the thing. you know some people have died for our rights to explain ou
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2y ago
I’m using debian sid without issues to communicate, but Ive used linux for 20 years so maybe my definition of issues might be poisoned I switched to sid from arch because their approach to software major release is dangerous (i.e. adopt pla
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2y ago
Anecdata: maybe yes, but when I was using puppet it would take 45 minutes just to load
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2y ago
Yeah its the only way to keep sanity, and to fight back greed, like having one series with seasons split between different services
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2y ago
Didn't Apple recently allow to run "emulators"? So code that generates code on the app store?
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2y ago
I don't know, it seems recently that we've detached what things are from what the people behind them say things are, so bing AI is an LLM, phind is an LLM, and they market themselves as search engine, like to see in details you sa
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2y ago
If you think about it, as humans, the way we deal with stuff like climate change, is the same as many deal with smoking or drinking alcoholics, extremely dangerous, but anything that isn't currently painful, doesn't exist
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2y ago
My first program was a mIRC script :D
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2y ago
In the context, you accomplish task with the defaulty installed iptables
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2y ago
You might want to have a look at IWD, but read the docs to see how to configure it to work nicely with networkmanager or systemd-networkd
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2y ago
Sorry, for such inconvenience, we will stop writing software we want so that we won't risk filling BSDers brains I really don't get these criticisms, you have choice, having choices doesn't make a system bad, makes you have t
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3y ago
If they were labeling data the stores would still be open
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3y ago
It must be challenging to live in a cave isolated from the world ^^
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3y ago
These kind of people are detrimental to the whole sector, I am kinda happy when I hear these stories, maybe in his next job he will work contract hours
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3y ago
To me was always weird how a company whose only means of doing business is a website, always had friction towards testability, to the point where I was continuously told by managers “we’re not a tech company”, while also having to revert mu
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3y ago
One great concept I find very useful is just fail, like this thing of not showing letters is just wasted work, it has all the potential to be stressful without adding any value, let the user type whatever they want, if the result match the
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The Michigan school shooter's parents face precedent-setting sentences
(vox.com)
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This seems crazy to me, is it possible that if the parents aren’t functioning, then there is no one else the school can notify to get the kid treated? No social services?
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Since I have memory, I've always had a great sense of orientation, I've moved across cities, living in Milan, Rome, Ravenna, London, Berlin and Amsterdam and even if I went for a walk on the first weeks there, I was able to sense
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I have an anecdotal about ethics and is the reason why now I consider it a word that managers use to exploit, I don’t reply to weekends work messages and so I was told that I have poor work ethics
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I am from the center of Naples, not Scampia, so don't know what happened there, but few weeks ago behind my house some camorra guys shot 90 bullets to try to kill someone, and missed him, and instead hit a passerby in the ass. New gene
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