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541.
by mrits 4y ago
Fixing one at a time like that is a good way to get into an endless cycle. Zoom out a bit and make a plan before you start coding.
542.
by mrits 4y ago
22 assertions in a test is a lot better than 22 separate tests that fail for the same reason.
543.
by mrits 4y ago
He literally didn't though. https://twitter.com/yoyoel/status/1588657227035918337
544.
by mrits 4y ago
I think OP needs to provide some evidence for the no severance accusation.
545.
by mrits 4y ago
Your car is going to cause a mass extinction. My gun is going to sit in my closet. Critical thinking is, as they say, critical.
546.
by mrits 4y ago
This makes absolutely no sense. Newspapers and cars have high societal value but reading the paper while driving a car does not.
547.
by mrits 4y ago
It makes no sense. Can we apply this to all the other layoffs and probably upcoming layoffs in the coming weeks from big tech? How is Twitter the only company guilty of this?
548.
by mrits 4y ago
I don't understand how anyone could not blame activists for this? They themselves are taking credit for it.
549.
by mrits 4y ago
Have you tried paying industry rates? I've never understood the idea that a greater number of less qualified people is a way to build a "top-notch" product. Scale down and hire the people you need.
550.
by mrits 4y ago
No it doesn't. If everyone owned an SUV but drove less and used public transportation we'd be on the right track. Getting everyone in cars is a losing battle.
551.
by mrits 4y ago
Even self flushing toilets are often broken. A certain building I worked at I had to jump off quickly and out of the way so it didn't spray up with a trigger happy mega flush.
552.
by mrits 4y ago
I think I'd take my chances with the sidewalk than risk a startups new self cleaning censor. Literally a shit storm
553.
by mrits 4y ago
You just need a single person on the team to learn the other commands. If you are good at fixing bad merges make sure you don't let anyone know.
554.
by mrits 4y ago
I'm not sure the group that thinks an MBA is worthless for a CEO is as large as the group that thinks an MBA is worthless for anyone but a CEO.
555.
by mrits 4y ago
It's an odd point but I believe they referring to energy density of fission vs fossil.
556.
by mrits 4y ago
Yeah, they should go the Amazon route and show you ads of things you already bought.
557.
by mrits 4y ago
Coming to the conclusion that models don't generalize well could be because you are seeking to create solutions to more interesting problems. I don't spend resources on an AI team and have been surprised as how well models do gene
558.
by mrits 4y ago
Are you under the impression that working for the white house is a prestigious position? These aren't America's brightest filling these positions. Quite the opposite.
559.
by mrits 4y ago
I agree the strategy failed but the rest of what you said is wrong. We don't care about the global price. We care about the price paid to Russia. There isn't enough in our reserve to move that needle.
560.
by mrits 4y ago
It is a talking point because it is disgusting behavior from our government. The idea that a part of our strategic oil reserves doesn't match what we want to refine locally or in our allied countries is laughable.
561.
by mrits 4y ago
If you can be the best NFL Quarterback at 45 I think you still have a shot at writing code at 40.
562.
by mrits 4y ago
We also need OP to do some self reflection and decide if this is really spaghetti code or they are just lazy learners. It is easy to look at complicated projects and only see the complexity.
563.
by mrits 4y ago
C is simple in a similar way that performing surgery is. Scalpel and whiskey can go a long ways if the training is accurate. A bad surgeon could also be overwhelmed by the amount of modern tools and use the wrong one. But a surgeon up to da
564.
by mrits 4y ago
Having a bunch of small packages instead of a few larger ones would be considered increasing surface area in most security software. You could do it safely but I wouldn't be evangelizing this as a sound idea.
565.
by mrits 4y ago
From a centralization perspective there isn't much difference between POS and POW. Miners are becoming corporations that can be bought and sold.
566.
by mrits 4y ago
It really depends on the boat and the goat.
567.
by mrits 4y ago
Nobody can type a message to a computer without knowing how the interface works. I think you are confused on this topic. Natural language is just a translation layer. If you wanted to you could put AI on top of a UI that works on intent as
568.
by mrits 4y ago
Do you have any research backing up that human interaction "works well"? As far as I can tell it is absolutely horrific. So much we literally have games called "telephone" mocking how horrible it is.
569.
by mrits 4y ago
Natural language interfaces are very limited and certainly not the next generation of computing. Granularity of functionality and composable input will always be more efficient as long as the original source is a human. I think the natural
570.
by mrits 4y ago
Do you come to this site looking for old established tech to talk about?

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