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by neves 1y ago
But at least consider the impact on society of your job. A lot of these big companies are nocive and addictive and are destroying our society fabric.
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by neves 1y ago
We are not a company, we are a family
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by neves 1y ago
I'm appalled by the number of developers that don't know that profilers exist. BTW, my junior developers don't know what a debugger is.
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by neves 1y ago
And the profits! Why would someone exchange a personal short term profit for the society health? :-)
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by neves 1y ago
How microwaving can decrease the amount of microplastics? Any link for an explanation?
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by neves 1y ago
I couldn't see till the end of the video https://youtu.be/SPoOlYWcCvU , but it is the kind of nerd things that I love in the Internet
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by neves 1y ago
Does the current license allow it?
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by neves 1y ago
It is a venture capital startup. If I start use uv, what's our protection against the company going rogue?
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by neves 1y ago
Remember that Israel had more nuclear bombs than China and never signed any international as tmy treaty.
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by neves 1y ago
Israel has the same number of nuclear war heads than China and didn't sign any nuclear international treaty.
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by neves 1y ago
Time to make it a public app and remove it from the private sector.
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by neves 1y ago
Like every company does with their employees?
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by neves 1y ago
what's your experience with AWS CodeArtifact? We are migrating to AWS and we are in doubt about using it or our internal Nexus server.
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by neves 1y ago
The article is better than I expected. I'm about of the same age of the author and Brazilian, and I can relate to the feeling that Internet companies would improve the world My only nitpick it to charge Google of the invisibility of ma
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by neves 1y ago
Meritocracy
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by neves 1y ago
I'm always lost when it comes to air quality meters. There are so many specifications, and in general, they're quite expensive—especially for people in third-world countries. Does anyone know a good air quality monitor that costs
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by neves 1y ago
Any tip that my fellow programmers find useful that's not in the article?
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by neves 1y ago
This is really terrible. Expensive and anti ecological. Also used water sprays all my life Maybe someday Americans will notice that they are the different ones.
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by neves 1y ago
I didn't delve into the product, but why is it really different of Hive catalog searching parquet or csv files? What's the improvement?
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by neves 1y ago
One of the best things about home office is that I can just lay down on the floor and do push ups Unfortunately it isn't proper etiquette at work
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by neves 1y ago
acetaminophen is paracetamol I didn't understand why this post had so many votes
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by neves 1y ago
Like posting something minimally critical of AWS in its subreddit
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by neves 1y ago
One of the most informative posts here. I thought that since Altman's coup the no profit status wouldn't be a problem.
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by neves 1y ago
I needed to ask ChatGPT to understand you :-) "Rolling coal" is the practice of modifying a diesel engine—usually in pickup trucks—to increase the amount of fuel entering the engine, which causes the vehicle to emit large, thick p
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by neves 1y ago
The weirdest thing in the article is the refusal of Big Tech to release this data. We wouldn't experts to guess. Society must have information to make decisions about what affects all the world.
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by neves 1y ago
I'm not saying it can do better than a good developer, but that it knows the "average" way to do it. There's one thing called the "curse of knowledge". You don't know how it is to don't know something
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by neves 1y ago
Best article I've ever read about the energy needs of AI. Impressive how Big Tech refuses to share data with society for collective decisions. I'd also recommend the Data Vampires podcast series: https://techwontsave.us
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by neves 1y ago
In one of my first uses of a LLM for helping me code, was to use a not popular Python library API. It completely hallucinated the API calls, but what was interesting is that the invented API was much more pythonic than the real one. It crea
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by neves 1y ago
I've heard that in Uruguay, where marijuana is legalized, it's very hard for a legal dealer to have access to financial services.
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by neves 1y ago
Welcome to the our dystopian present. Sure this was a reinforcement learning gone wild The IAs trained by billionaires will colonize our minds. Everyone will think that the political system supported by Musk father is a reasonable one. It w

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