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mekael
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mekael
1y ago
After reading a good chunk of the comments, I got the distinct impression that people don't realize we could just not do the whole "let's make a dystopian hellscape" project and just turn all of it off. By that I mean, o
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mekael
1y ago
And with everyone constantly touting robotics as the next next frontier, every blue collar job as well.
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mekael
1y ago
We might not be able to wish it away, but we can, as a society, decide to not utilize it and even actively eradicate it. I honestly believe that llm's/ai are a net negative to society and need to be ripped out root and stem. If to
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mekael
1y ago
I want candy, bubblegum, and taffy…
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mekael
6y ago
1. Napping 2. Obtaining coffee to stop the onset of napping 3. Code reviews
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mekael
6y ago
Multi-line insurance systems generally start at 2000 tables. Heck, simple auto insurance systems with multiple products in a single large state can hit 5k really easy.
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mekael
6y ago
It’s strange to read comments about people “cheating” using graphing calculators, as I can’t remember a single time where one would have helped me in a single class. That might be because I majored in maths and everything at that level is
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mekael
7y ago
> If there is any long-term profit to be made, a wealthy investor will come in, buy up the assets at a low price, hire the employees who are now jobless, and pick up the torch where the previous ownership left off. This makes the assumpt
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mekael
11y ago
Are you in Madison/Milwaukee or outside of it? I only ask because I live in Madison and 62.50 would be considered low for a C#/VB developer. I'd suggest pricing similar to what the local contract agencies are charging. Maybe
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mekael
11y ago
In mother Russia, cat sacrifices you.
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mekael
11y ago
My department (for the most part) has a "no subscription" policy when it comes to most things, especially tools. I love using ReSharper and 0xDBE (possibly the number two application in my toolbox), but it will be hard to justify
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mekael
11y ago
The weird thing is that he's advocated ditching the application in favor of either a custom written or customized off the shelf product, it's more so that upper upper management said "if it's still making us cash, why ch
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11y ago
I wouldn't disagree that you and I could build a wall that would be fine for a thousand years, but could either of us build a wall that could be used daily for a large part of that time? I realize the idea of using a wall is awkwardly
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mekael
11y ago
I'm fascinated by things like the aqueducts. The skill to make them is something i can never comprehend.
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mekael
11y ago
Ah legacy enterprise software/hardware, it keeps me employed and insane. Where i currently work we have a system which was originally designed in '69(coding started in 75) running on an ibm iSeries. It's old old tech and most
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mekael
11y ago
<sarcasm> Be the only developer on your team </sarcasm>
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mekael
11y ago
Best response or bestest response? Me thinks it's the bestest.
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mekael
12y ago
Lolcode
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mekael
12y ago
I for one welcome our new hashing overlords. On a serious note though, despite GHash.IO having announced it will not seek to break the 51% line, is there a method by which another mining pool can use this fact to their advantage, a roundabo
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mekael
12y ago
Off topic: Have you used this at all? If so what's your take on it? I've heard about it and that's pretty much it, but got the gist that it's more of a "toy" development environment than anything else. --No off
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mekael
12y ago
At my current job we didn't have any kind of version control for our source,(not even a sharepoint to dump things into).I spent some time trying out a whole bunch of different intalls and finally settled on Gitlab. It's pretty nic
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mekael
13y ago
First look I'd suggest is separating the DDL and DML into separate SQL scripts, the mysql dump is scattered and hard to read.
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mekael
13y ago
If we can create , then we can destroy just as easily.
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mekael
13y ago
Possibly the best thing I've read all week. Thank you sir.
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mekael
13y ago
My main work setup is 2x22in (non-ips) at 1680 1050 , home setup is 2x24in ips at 1920 1080. I use an old macbook as my "burner" machine when I go out and about.