mono442

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by mono442 10mo ago
LLMs have mostly replaced Stack Overflow for me. I wonder if this is true for other people too.
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by mono442 10mo ago
It all depends on a software one is supposed to be responsible for. For some, it'll at most a few pages a year, for others it'll be constant pain having to deal with problems.
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by mono442 11mo ago
My experience is that I have to basically always overestimate if I can get away with it because otherwise if something goes wrong, I will pushed to do free overtime to complete all the work assigned in a given sprint.
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by mono442 11mo ago
There are many examples of this, the most recent one would be regulation regarding plastic bottle caps.
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by mono442 11mo ago
These directives are mostly useless bureaucracy. I don't think anything of value has been lost. My experience with European Union is that the EU politicians mostly live in a ivory tower and spend their days producing garbage laws and a
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by mono442 11mo ago
I didn't read the article because it is behind paywall but I fear it will actually have the opposite effect. They have basically destroyed industry by strangling it with high energy prices and now they want to manufacture in Europe aga
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by mono442 11mo ago
It look like promising idea, though I'm a bit spectical that they can actually make it work with other executors like for example stackless coroutines transparently and it probably won't work with code that uses ffi anyway.
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by mono442 11mo ago
It seems like a huge stretch. The US still has a pretty good fertility rate for a developed country, much better than most of the Europe.
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by mono442 11mo ago
I haven't seen it being used for anything else with the exception of some devops tools like chef.
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by mono442 11mo ago
This can happen it every language. I have seen the same thing happen in a project written in Java when someone has wrongly set the bean scope.
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by mono442 11mo ago
RoR was a breath of fresh air when it was released, things could be done quicker and with much fewer lines of code but nowadays I don't think I would choose to use it again. Other languages has caught up.
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by mono442 11mo ago
His business seems to be centered around UI design and front-end development and unfortunately this is one of the things that AI can do decently well. The end result is worse than a proper design but from my experience people don't rea
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by mono442 11mo ago
Do they really need to keep those open 24/7? There aren't probably many costumers at night anyway. Where I live there are basically no shops open at night and it seems completely fine.
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by mono442 11mo ago
I'm pretty sure this is intended to store and produce heat anyway. They aren't going to be using this for generating electricity.
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by mono442 11mo ago
The generation of electricity from solar is more or less the same.
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by mono442 11mo ago
EU taxes fossil fuels heavily and the didn't really build more solar than the US.
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by mono442 11mo ago
I don't agree. LLMs don't have to completly replace software developers, it is enough to reduce the need for them by 30% or so and the salaries will nosedive making this particular career path unattractive.
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by mono442 11mo ago
The author may not care but I doubt people care that a software has been developed by AI instead of a human. Just like nobody cares whenever a hole has been dug by hand using a shovel or by an excavator.
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by mono442 11mo ago
I'm pretty sure that this post is not right. JS behaves the same way Python does in this example. Not sure about C#, though I suspect it is no different.
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by mono442 11mo ago
doing the same thing with nftables is not really complicated either
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by mono442 11mo ago
I wouldn't call European governments considering its people. Basically all of European countries suffer from housing crisis and nothing is being done to actually address it.
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by mono442 11mo ago
High energy prices are a self-imposed problem. The price of electricity is heavily dependent on the price of the most expensive energy source. Electricity from fossil fuels is expensive in European Union due to emissions trading system. A c
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by mono442 11mo ago
At least European countries excel at introducing new regulations and taxes.
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by mono442 11mo ago
I wouldn't exactly call Flutter native. It uses its own rendering engine and doesn't necessarily behave like operating system native controls. It is not really different from using electron.
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by mono442 11mo ago
Speaking of lisp, if I wanted to use a lisp nowadays, what would be the best choice, common lisp, clojure or some scheme implementation?
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by mono442 11mo ago
Did they even really do anything wrong? This whole emission trading thing is a bordeline scam anyway, they just didn't have the right connections so they weren't allowed to profit from this and got caught.
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by mono442 11mo ago
European Union forces some sectors to buy permits for co2 emissions.
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by mono442 11mo ago
Yep, there're all sorts of things like this in Perl. Its semantics has always been confusing to me.
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by mono442 11mo ago
I think it is due to the fact that Perl has some confusing bits like those variable prefixes ($@%), the lack of function arguments (I know that this has changed recently), not really great error handling, etc and so people started using lan
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by mono442 11mo ago
All of them are trying to create something which seems declarative on top of a mutable system. In my experience, it only works decently well when a special care is taken of when writing playbooks.

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