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lucyjojo
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probably like it's better getting warnings before the freight train comes.
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it happens he's a musician who dropped out of high school. also a personal hero.
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lots of people can't write without putting in a lot of effort.
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PayPay?
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i have no financial freedom, i have a family, do little overtime, and suffer from little stress. that said, if i die, the mortgage gets nullified and my wife/kids get the house. and if i'm alive, i should be able to make enough mo
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i don't think your coworkers are trying to court you...
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ask them to add "brief polite" to their translation prompt.
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1y ago
how so?
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the thinking relies on the "sufficiently smart XYZ". similar to - true C++ developers do not write bugs - true agile practitioners build paradise on earth (i jest) - good enough AI coder are vastly more efficient than manual coder
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crime statistics is a social construct biological male/female strength difference is factual reality.
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i see things like that written almost on the daily but i've never seen it come to pass. this is anecdotal but i've worked professionally in ruby and clojure and it was a pretty good experience. java/kotlin/scala made me
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well this paragraph pretty much guarantees that most of the forth code out there is write only.
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because expecting people to be gracious goes against reality.
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as long as there are people and HR out there screeching "unprofessional", why take the risk? writing mails/messages used to take me a long time. now i have a "make it professional" llm window, let it do its magic an
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we human remix too... for me the difference is simply that AI writing has no author, nobody thought those words, and that is big to me.
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imminent crash? the wall is still 5 meters away!
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(quick reminder, hacker news is a social media platform.)
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2. Harder to find scary stories of parents being unhappy without the internet i think there were waaaay more scare stories.....
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you two people are not speaking the same language. it's kinda hilarious.
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as a black man that has been around. i seriously doubt that.
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there are youth services in many other countries than america and it's not like that.
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had a bunch of projects (long lived infra projects) until a few years ago and nowadays i mainly use it for scripting (with babashka). changed job to a startup a few weeks ago, so some more clojure getting in there! plenty of jobs don't
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there's no such thing as generic "jvm builds" as far as i understand though. jvm is the target, it's like saying x64 builds are complex. maybe you re thinking of ant or maven or gradle? there are plenty others. you can b
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that's a cool story for 1 person projects that use no libraries. also, no working on other people projects. which is fine. i do clojure, i stay in my niche!
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looks like def x = expression no indentation involved. did not dig in though
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what are you seeing in this article? to me it looks like bog standard conspiracy drivel...
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I guess it would be region and age dependent. As social norms tend to be.
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there is a relatively simple way to somewhat deal with AI in a sensible way. stop using evaluations as filters. sharing marks or even reporting them. simply give marks to the students for self-evaluations. That until they can make something
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if you are a worker, you are not the one who should pay to reduce inequality.
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depends on the country.
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