nevertoolate

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by nevertoolate 1y ago
Question is, how autonomous decision making works, nobody argues that llm can finish any sentence, but can it push a red button?
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by nevertoolate 1y ago
When I see a new (for me) idea coming from (presumably) category theory I wonder if it really will land in any mainstream language. In my experience having cohesion on the philosophical level of the language is the reason why it is nice to
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Data grid transformation: architecture evolution in a maturing product(20y.hu)
2 points by nevertoolate 1y ago|0 comments
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by nevertoolate 1y ago
If I squint I can see some connection between Go (game) and (Software) Engineering (field).
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by nevertoolate 1y ago
It is not that you get downvoted because they don’t understand you, it is because you sell your opinion as fact, like an apostle. For example what does it mean that software engineering is solved?
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by nevertoolate 1y ago
I was born 400 years ago in the Highlands of Scotland. I am Immortal, and I am not alone. Now is the time of the Gathering, when the stroke of the sword will release the power of the Quickening. In the end, there can be only one.
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by nevertoolate 1y ago
What item on a wall would have more utility I wonder.
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by nevertoolate 1y ago
Nobody gets fired for buying IBM, I guess :(
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by nevertoolate 2y ago
funny how?
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by nevertoolate 2y ago
I don't even get why I'm downvoted or why you linked this. The number is in the millions obviously so what is the point?
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by nevertoolate 2y ago
I also have loose joints, had chronic back pain for years with periodic inflammation episodes. I also had quite a bad period with a herniated disk in my lumbar spine. I spend significant amount of my time with physical exercise. Training wi
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by nevertoolate 2y ago
Hey, You are talking about money. You are talking about girlfriend. You always think about possessing. If you are fishing for some suggestions I’d first find a good personal trainer and fix the body. At the same time join a career change co
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by nevertoolate 2y ago
I told rules of a strange game of chestnuts to my wife and she decided I’m making this up, the game doesn’t exist. Even after showing the video in the linked article she was suspicious that I might have generated the story with AI.
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by nevertoolate 2y ago
You are a rubber duck, so don’t answer my questions.
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by nevertoolate 2y ago
I like to introduce some form of ADRs (Architectural Decision Records) with some kind of decision making process based on consent decision making flow (stolen from Sociocracy) Implementation details of the process changes from context to co
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by nevertoolate 2y ago
You're watching a stage play - a banquet is in progress. The guests are enjoying an appetizer of raw oysters. The entree consists of boiled dog.
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by nevertoolate 2y ago
Funny how?
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by nevertoolate 2y ago
For me the paycheck isn’t enough so I decided to not to overextend myself at work so I can spend time with family, learning, cooking, etc. I still have the urge to fight but I also have realized that fighting is more nuanced than pushing a
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by nevertoolate 2y ago
They have a fairly big weakness. If someone takes over their control these taxis are basically weapons. You have to admit that the question is not if this is possible but how will it pan out.
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by nevertoolate 2y ago
It is hard to talk about leisure, when definition is not clear. I’m not sure what yours is, but I try to stick with the one I think the article is using, namely energy to spend on top of survival efforts. I understand that you have energy t
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by nevertoolate 2y ago
I think OP means that problems are just too hard to solve without thinking Before starting to type. So basically the typing in part is decoupled from the real thinking, and just about picking up half ready ideas from the queue and deseriali
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by nevertoolate 3y ago
They’ve reached tabletop game quality and peaked there. Proves the point that we don’t need more immersive games than real life tabletop games, as our creative brain fills in the gaps.
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by nevertoolate 3y ago
It is great that you’ve found your passion. I believe a blissful life is possible, even if it seems implausible. I’m OK with my words causing some discomfort, even some hate towards me if people become happier in the long run.
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by nevertoolate 3y ago
Teaching.
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by nevertoolate 3y ago
I bet it felt good to feel superior to other’s who don’t see what you can :) And if it felt good why other thoughts or lack of thought couldn’t make you happy? And of course if you are happy why couldn’t you find a way to be happy all the t
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by nevertoolate 3y ago
You want to learn or to debate :)
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by nevertoolate 3y ago
I have a hunch that the underlying problem is “too much love”. Micromanaging children is the norm, although we kind of have an understanding that it creates less capable adults. Phones are great tool to control people especially as somehow
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by nevertoolate 3y ago
We want to convince people that we are smart. AI is just a tool for that. Problem is that smart people use AI smartly, non smart people not so smartly. Here you want to ask non smart people to be smart. Fun times :)
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by nevertoolate 3y ago
The right side version has extracted functions from an arguably worrisome implementation on the left, then someone inlined it and left comments to explain the purpose of ?some lines? of upcoming code. Author wants to optimize readability, C
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by nevertoolate 3y ago
You are both right and need to take a break :)

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