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by misja111 1y ago
The article is spot on, however, who is claiming a 10x speed up from AI? I have heard many crazy claims so far but nothing that bad. In addition to the article, I'd like to add that most DEV jobs I have been in had me coding only 50% o
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by misja111 1y ago
The author is overlooking the need for enterprise server software that needs to be safe, stable, extendable to large systems and easily maintainable above anything else. None of his three languages fits that bill. Python is not (type) safe
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by misja111 1y ago
> “Continents are drying, freshwater availability is shrinking, and sea-level rise is accelerating. Does anybody have any data about the accelerating sea-level rising? As a Dutch person I'm of course very interested in this, but I c
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by misja111 1y ago
My experience with Python and Scala so far is different. With Python the LLM's do a pretty good job. The code always compiles, sometimes there are some logical or architectural errors but that's it. With Scala, I have to give the
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Investigation of Jeffrey Epstein jail video reveals new discrepancies(cbsnews.com)
13 points by misja111 1y ago|1 comments
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by misja111 1y ago
If you check a map of Gaza and the GHF distribution locations, you will see that there are only 3 distribution points in entire Gaza. So in an area that hosts 2 million people. What's more, none of those 3 points are in the 2 area&#x27
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by misja111 1y ago
There's an offer from Hamas on the table for a total ceasefire and release of all hostages. The solution is to accept it. If at any point Hamas will break the agreement, Israel is free to attack again. Some people seem to believe that
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by misja111 1y ago
Ok I'm by no means a fan of what the Israeli government is doing in Gaza, but I'll play the Devil's advocate here. - those missiles targeting those Iranian scientists caused more casualties than just the scientists - those 60
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by misja111 1y ago
Why would anyone want to store time in signed integer? Or in any signed numerical type?
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by misja111 1y ago
As someone who has been using Java for enterprise software for over 25 years, but who likes to program his pet projects in Python, let me give you another reason: 3. Python has a very fast feedback loop. You type, run and see the result imm
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by misja111 1y ago
> AI coding tools supercharge this, allowing you to bring whole machineries to life by waving your hands around, offloading the understanding for much longer I guess you could use them like that, but you'll do much better if you try
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by misja111 1y ago
> "Searing the meat seals in the juices" -- every chef on every cooking show. This was debunked a long time ago. You do want to sear the meat, but only to give it a nice and tasty brown crust due to Maillard reactions. Searing
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by misja111 1y ago
I went the same route and am still working as a Scala dev. However Scala adoption seems to slowly go down, unfortunately .. Which is a shame because it's a beautiful language and I love using it as FP together with Cats. However Java h
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by misja111 1y ago
Java can be compiled into a single binary. You can use for instance Graal VM for that: https://www.graalvm.org/latest/reference-manual/native-image... Java has Maven and Gradle that serve as package managers. I&#x
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by misja111 1y ago
Sure but we are 7 billion lightyears away from the source of the waves. Imagine if we'd be a bit closer ..
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by misja111 1y ago
Kinetic energy is another option
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by misja111 1y ago
What about the huge gravitational waves?
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by misja111 1y ago
I don't get it. There are black holes that have millions of sun masses. The current theory is that these were formed by many consecutive mergers. What then makes this 225 sun mass merger so large that it shouldn't exist?
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by misja111 1y ago
"He (the author) did not answer our questions asking if he used an LLM to generate text for the book. However, he told us, “reliably determining whether content (or an issue) is AI generated remains a challenge, as even human-written t
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by misja111 1y ago
Black-Scholes takes a couple of parameters. To get hold of them, in particular volatility, requires you to look at what the markets have been doing.
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by misja111 1y ago
Lol. Before Uber 'destroyed' the functioning taxi market in Amsterdam, getting a taxi after going out meant waiting for sometimes up to 45 minutes. It meant standing in a line and when someone cut the line in front of you, saying
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by misja111 1y ago
> But how come Penrose’s theorems forbid out such outcomes? It’s all down to a rule called the quantum exclusion principle, which states that no two identical particles known as fermions can occupy the same quantum state (such as angular
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by misja111 1y ago
I have limited myself to not setting any constraints.
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by misja111 1y ago
https://www.republik.ch/2025/05/07/die-schweiz-ist-drauf-und...
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by misja111 1y ago
The bot doesn't believe you're human
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by misja111 1y ago
Does anybody else also wonder how they remote controlled those drones, so deep in Russian territory? AFAIK Starlink doesn't work in Russia. So how did they control them? Via the Russian cellphone net perhaps?
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Ukrainian spies hid drones in wooden sheds(reuters.com)
7 points by misja111 1y ago|1 comments
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by misja111 1y ago
Yes, the fact that contrary to what the title claims, at this point there is no transistor working at petaherz frequency at all. All there is, is a promising new technology.
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by misja111 1y ago
My experience with AI so far is exactly the opposite. It can help me with finding configurations to set up software packages, with syntax of programming languages that I use only occasionally so am not too familiar with, or it can give sugg
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X Down for US Users(reuters.com)
7 points by misja111 1y ago|0 comments

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