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nsxwolf
6mo ago
There are literally millions of us that write Java and don't work for the CIA. It's like still in the top 3 of all languages.
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6mo ago
I have been around touch screen Windows laptops for I don’t know how many years now, and I have never felt even the slightest compulsion to touch the screen.
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6mo ago
Once I think something is AI I just can’t read it anymore. It isn’t out of principle or anything, I just become so distracted by the idea that I can’t focus or derive any benefit or pleasure from continuing.
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7mo ago
Women maybe? I have lost weight and remained completely invisible to the world.
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7mo ago
I never noticed the icons were even there until I read this.
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7mo ago
Wielding a knife is a deadly threat so I am not sure what the relevance is.
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7mo ago
Could be an emergent team problem that wouldn’t have had cause to exist before AI.
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7mo ago
The first Apple Silicon developer boxes were Mac Minis with A series chips so I wouldn’t have expected any issues.
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7mo ago
How many candidates did you send the take home to? You may have done a resume screen first, but it's unlikely your time commitment was equal. I've worked at places that would send out 100. People would spend their weekends working
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7mo ago
I'd like to think I'd still treat you well, even though the interview process was decided by someone else and is completely out of my hands.
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7mo ago
I have never downvoted for this, and I hope no one else would do that either. If anyone here does that, please stop.
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7mo ago
We already mined enough uranium for 500+ years of energy but people want to bury it in a mountain instead.
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7mo ago
Sounds common to have training in big tech but I never received any training either. Sometimes we’d discuss changes we wanted to make to the interview process, which suppose could be considered adjacent to training.
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7mo ago
Sad if true. I used to really enjoy reading his freelance articles in various publications pre-AI.
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8mo ago
This isn’t true? Myopia develops rapidly in youth then stabilizes in adulthood. It gets a worse with age, not corrective lenses. Then sometime after 40 you flip to presbyopia when your lenses lose flexibility.
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8mo ago
I love Night Shift.
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8mo ago
Half a decade is over in a flash. The current software engineering downturn is almost 3 years old now.
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8mo ago
Welp guess I’m done then. Kind of nice to know I don’t have to blame myself anymore.
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8mo ago
What does that mean? Everyone was going to struggle because I still had my 9 to 5 middle class job?
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8mo ago
It would have been nice for me to be able to work a few more years and be able to retire
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8mo ago
Warp drive next.
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9mo ago
Would Germany's UBI work if there were no jobs at all?
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9mo ago
I just see one lobby, "Big Macronutrient". We all need to eat. I'll be worried when some company tries to make me eat actual plastic. We know far less about any of this than we pretend to.
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9mo ago
What makes Linux a viable desktop for so many people now is the fact that they don’t need to run very much software anymore. It runs Chrome so you’re good.
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9mo ago
The LLM didn't invent any new technology to do that, though. You used the LLM to reorganize Lego building blocks of knowledge into something new. Without you, there was nothing.
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9mo ago
The nature of my job has always been fighting red tape, process, and stake holders to deploy very small units of code to production. AI really did not help with much of that for me in 2025. I'd imagine I'm not the only one who has
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9mo ago
I would like you to please consider that we conservatives would vote for a conservative woman because she aligns with our values, not because something is "cancelling out" her woman-ness.
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9mo ago
Please consider that Republicans voted for Sarah Palin.
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9mo ago
Absolutely the worst. 1000 line test setups that shatter into pieces the instant you try to make the simplest change to a function. Makes refactoring an absolute nightmare.
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10mo ago
What's that overall filter that covers the view? Is it supposed to look like a late 80s passive matrix color LCD screen? Edit: Thanks for the downvote, guess I shouldn't have paid any attention to this post at all?
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