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by panny 4mo ago
Hah, I speed ran that process when I graduated with a useless degree back in the dotcom days. I graduated and gave up any hope within 3 months. I was working at the shopping mall selling suits after that. I've since told anyone who wil
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by panny 4mo ago
Amendment 10 of the US Constitution: >The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people. Where in the Constitution does it del
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by panny 4mo ago
9 points in 30 minutes and not on the front page, yeah, this is getting [flagged] for sure.
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by panny 4mo ago
>OK, so this is important not because it comes from Microsoft. No, it IS important because it comes from Microsoft. >If Microsoft ever does applications for Linux it means I've won. - Linus Torvalds Never in his wildest dreams di
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by panny 4mo ago
I copied the first three paragraphs into gptzero and it says mostly human.
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by panny 4mo ago
>writing all code by hand This is now officially a pet peeve of mine. I don't write code "by hand" I write code "by brain." A craftsman who does something "by hand" actually needs manual skills to produ
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by panny 4mo ago
I don't feel sorry for the US broadcasters who received free airwaves for HD broadcast and instead shipped 4 channels of SD instead during the Digital Television Transition. They need to be reminded. It's as bad as a government wh
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by panny 4mo ago
Microsoft owns Github and Windows, makes sense. "Security researchers" love attention however, and I'm going to guess this one knew it would happen and is now making hay on the fact that it did. Now let me roll out the tired
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by panny 4mo ago
Cash broke the gold barrier a while ago. A $100 bill weighs one gram, whereas one gram of gold is now $145 at today's spot price. https://www.kitco.com/charts/gold That's a very dangerous position for a fiat
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by panny 5mo ago
Can you put aside the TDS long enough to let us get a bill large enough to buy groceries? Can you? I promise you can change the picture to whoever you want as soon as he's out of office.
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by panny 5mo ago
>but Democrats vow to block move Can't say I'm surprised. Digital currency and zero privacy cashless society is what they've been working on for decades.
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by panny 5mo ago
I used to get so angry about the RIAA and their shenanigans, but 20 years later, I realize I got that wrong. You see, I thought "information wants to be free" and the RIAA was getting in the way of that. What I didn't realize
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by panny 5mo ago
Is it too late to stop that happening? Nobody wants maven + yaml or whatever else they will add. XML is the correct format.
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The Mississippi Miracle(en.wikipedia.org)
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by panny 5mo ago
But Linux doesn't have wiring exposed for all applications on the command line, any more than any other OS. That isn't a requirement for applications to run on Linux. For example, the Eclipse IDE runs on Linux. It even has a comma
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by panny 5mo ago
MacOS has quite excellent help docs built in. It also has all the "wiring" exposed via AppleScript for most applications. I would suggest that the GNU+Linux command line is not accidentally designed well for agents, it is that age
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by panny 5mo ago
And that's a good thing! Remember the last time someone was treated for Ebola in the US? A nurse gave him antibiotics and sent him home... where he died. The US just isn't equipped or trained to handle Ebola. https://ww
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by panny 5mo ago
Is it though? How did the agent learn to operate GNU+Linux? Man pages, or questions on forums, mailing lists, and wikis?
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by panny 5mo ago
Get used to it. This is the "task inflation" phase of the process. When you get a mechanized harvester that can harvest 20x the produce of a human produce picker, do you get done in 5% of the time, or grow 20x the produce to pick?
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by panny 5mo ago
looks down to me https://www.digikala.com/
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by panny 5mo ago
That's the cost of renting money (mortgage), not owning a home. I saved up cash and bought my home in cash. I did not have closing costs. Only the seller did. My closing cost was the price of the home. I don't plan to sell. I&#x27
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by panny 5mo ago
And I bet that Microsoft employee who was sending PRs to all the linux distros (and systemd) will not bother sending apologies to them for wasting their time.
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by panny 5mo ago
Discarding misdirected mail is a felony (18 U.S. Code § 1702). For example, you receive a flyer in the mail addressed to John Smith who previously lived at your address. If it doesn't say "John Smith OR current resident" then
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by panny 5mo ago
There's also possible prison sentences. I just love it when someone wants to "get tough on X" when all the laws are already tough on X and just unenforced. That's how you end up with every American committing three felon
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by panny 5mo ago
>scienceaim >!! Junk science slop blog. Nice. 87.3% AI GPT zerogpt.com https://i.imgur.com/9lT1VSp.jpeg
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by panny 5mo ago
That's how it works for legal immigrants, yes.
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by panny 5mo ago
>I had my fourth Covid infection just a month ago. Fully vaccinated, and having had it three times before, it still hit me like a brick. My younger sibling, elderly mother, and I never vaccinated or caught covid, but my two older sibling
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by panny 5mo ago
AI "steals" your code, but AI company says "that's a fair use." AI generates application using a "predict the next word" algorithm built with the stolen/not stolen works. Nothing creative there, just
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by panny 5mo ago
I wonder how many of those booing used AI to write their term papers. From the teaching side, I hear AI has become an epidemic of students scamming their way into degrees.
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by panny 5mo ago
I'll take a Giordano's over anything that New York is serving :) I don't care if you do call it a casserole.

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