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by miningape 3y ago
Azure is such dogwater - Even a narcoleptic intern could run a more effective cloud service using raspberry pis and a tin can. A better question would be "is there anyone who doesn't think Azure played a role here?"
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by miningape 3y ago
100% we rely on others for goods and services, regardless of our ability to perform said service we are able to (and should be able to) judge it. Otherwise everyone would need to be an expert in everything. In other words, I don't need
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by miningape 3y ago
This is awesome! Not OP but I think I found something to work on - I've worked as a backend for a company like fivetran so I feel I might have something worth offering
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by miningape 3y ago
Yeah for me this is where spotify shines over their competition - how easy (and accurate) they make discovering new music. But I suppose 1 amazing feature doesn't make up for loads of cruft.
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by miningape 3y ago
Off topic question, what happen to hyphae when they meet? do they fuse? do they knot around eachother?
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by miningape 3y ago
I hope you don't mind me stealing this
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by miningape 3y ago
I hope you do realise this is what it was trained to do, not be correct, not be inventive/creative, but to make text that _sounds_ good.
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by miningape 3y ago
They always seem to forget that we want to protect them too
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by miningape 3y ago
Was effectively my experience. This on top of moving countries and not having many (any) friends at school lead to a lot of boring days.
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by miningape 3y ago
Anecdata: I am 22 and I have a bunch of cousins but they are all from generations older than me, so while my half-siblings had a bunch of cousins to hang out with - I don't really have any. The closest I have that are my age are 3 2nd
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by miningape 3y ago
I don't have the source at hand but I remember seeing that they wouldn't support it until it had progressed as a JavaScript proposal. Their reasoning was that the decorations API is really weak, and it will likely be changed meani
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by miningape 3y ago
We may perceive the same pitch (perhaps with a different timbre) even if the fundamental frequency is missing from a tone [1]. It seems to me like wikipedia agrees that even if the fundamental frequency is missing we could still use some ki
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by miningape 3y ago
Yes, the Kimba TV show is about 30 years older, but this show has basically 0 similarities with TLK. It's like saying The Simpsons is the same as The Princess Bride - yes, some individual shots and scenes are comparable but its only wh
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by miningape 3y ago
Basically - no, the Kimba / Lion King controversy is fake (the Kimba movie often cited as the work copied was actually released 3 years after the Lion King). Check out YMS's review on this exact topic https://www.youtub
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by miningape 3y ago
Its literally the first thing you learn in sales (watching the wolf of wallstreet): create a problem - sell the solution.
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by miningape 3y ago
I think you should spell out your implication.
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by miningape 3y ago
This needs to be said more, people have always fallen for these false platitudes from bosses, government and so on. Only recently has this "placation culture" really moved to companies and for whatever reason it seems our blind sp
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by miningape 3y ago
For sure, I'm not trying to say that this is common but rather that the expectations we have around Denmark do not match the reality. I will say though that CPH is one of my favourite airports because its always clean, and easy to get
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by miningape 3y ago
Nice! I'm also definitely on the side of preferring the lax life. I'm a foreigner living in DK and it was definitely one of the most unexpected aspects of life here. I had always had this strong impression it was much more organis
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by miningape 3y ago
Denmark is surprisingly lax about a lot of stuff, we have an impression of Danes being a highly educated and motivated society but the reality is definitely more average. Stupid shit like this happens all the time but nothing happens becaus
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by miningape 3y ago
I'm kinda the opposite - I can't stand using GPT as it sucks the life out of coding for me
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by miningape 3y ago
I was thinking the same thing reading this article. In this case it seems it was pretty clearly meant to push this employee out before their stocks vest because its probably a lot cheaper to spend $100,000 hiring a new person than lose seve
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by miningape 3y ago
> Clearly QA isn't profitable. If people using the software don't notice or care about these bugs, they're better customers. It's not that they don't care about the bug its that they don't care about you. Us
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Its not gate keeping its an observation on the usage patterns of users. In the early days of computing most users had strong technical skills (shocker), over time the commercialisation of technology and its entrance into everyday life has s
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by miningape 3y ago
This is interesting, makes me wonder if a "dockerised" database is something people could use. I mean a database frontend with its own language/protocols/whatever that allows you to define the data structure but leaves t
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by miningape 3y ago
Lol what, its literally just how you order and label your books - doesn't seem like anything someone would charge for even if they could