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by proc0 2y ago
My understanding is that it was always about creating a kind of protocol for engineers to collaborate better. and scrum just packaged those concepts so they could be implemented by anybody. The bureaucracy happens because it's usually
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by proc0 2y ago
Yeah that happens but that same meeting can be used to address that and get the team back on productive conversations. The team needs to align with the goals though and often this is not properly communicated and everyone is pulling in thei
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by proc0 2y ago
If I recall, one of the creators of scrum boiled it down to two elements: a cycle and a reflection on that cycle. All scrum types revolve around that in different ways, and it seems most orgs fail to understand this. The biggest tool of scr
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by proc0 2y ago
This is not their "entire game". It's just the current state of cutting edge AI. Transformers and deep neural networks work this way, and require a lot of data, and in the end it's just creating a blended space that can
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by proc0 2y ago
Yes, of course, but I would still like someone to make him clarify if he means every single programming job or changing the landscape because we'll still need AI engineers. If it's the first one then the claim is massive and I thi
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by proc0 2y ago
Yeah, mobile devices are still hardware bottlenecked for a lot of apps.
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by proc0 2y ago
Since Android Studio was mentioned, I think software development is one of the use cases that requires a powerful PC/laptop, especially if you are dealing with large enterprise apps. For everyone other than developers and content creat
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by proc0 2y ago
This is certainly overhyped or even hyperbolic to claim, unless the real claim is that AI will maintain its own source code, and presumably also improve on it, which is a massive claim at the moment.
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by proc0 2y ago
It's not because of any "conspiracy theory". It's just parasitic ideas that infect young minds and spreads like a religion. This collection of ideas have evolved to appeal to people's emotions and paints a cynical p
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by proc0 2y ago
I think adding tickets, stories, etc., would still be there, and that can be used to compile status summaries. Additionally there are AI meeting notes already, although it might need a few more iterations before it's reliable. Hopefull
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by proc0 2y ago
Yes, absolutely! I would add one item to that bad management list: overemphasis on communication. Sometimes it seems that lack of trust is shrouded in calls for transparency and requests for frequent status updates. It can be justified if t
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by proc0 2y ago
I think it's caused by the nature of how most companies scale their productivity up, which is by adding more people and creating more teams. As a result the codebase for any given product starts to reflect this organizational structure
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by proc0 2y ago
Software Engineering is not yet standardized as a proper role, at least in the US. The boundaries are fuzzy and often overlap a lot with management and business related tasks and responsibilities. In my opinion this is definitely a problem
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by proc0 2y ago
Well, these days people will call anything that is not far left, the far right, so I'm a bit skeptical on that front. Also the problem in that case is twitter's suggestion algorithm, if there is any, because you can always block a
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by proc0 2y ago
I don't think that is the case. Amplifying would be if X promoted the tweets, or allowing ads of that kind. What exactly is censorship preventing? Is it that normal people would be convinced by this and a larger movement would form? I
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by proc0 2y ago
We will never extinguish dangerous ideas from existing. Exposing them is the best way to prevent those ideas from spreading because it gives a chance for the good ideas to create the proper contrast. The line between not tolerating intolera
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by proc0 2y ago
Games and interactive media is the film and moving pictures of the 21st century. It still amazes me people think it's a waste of time or somehow only for kids.
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by proc0 2y ago
That would be equality of opportunity, which definitely maximizes individual freedom. I think the context of the article is the recent push of equality of outcome. It is trying to arrive at a specific destination in terms of the compositio
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by proc0 2y ago
On the first point, that could end up being a discussion on freewill, which makes sense it is such a highly debated topic. The second point is fair, but would raise questions about why we push society in that direction and not another. It g
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by proc0 2y ago
> Just 16% of girls think a career in engineering is suitable for someone like them, compared to 44% of boys. Serious question, why is this "bad"? Is absolute equality in everything intrinsically valuable always? It seems progr
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by proc0 2y ago
There is certainly a role that could exist in this intersection of business and engineering, however I feel strongly that pushing all or most engineers in this direction is a common mistake within the entire software industry. Framing most
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by proc0 2y ago
So is there no water without contaminants? How is this still a problem in 2024, or is it that we have extremely sensitive measuring tools now? Same with a lot of foods, it shows warnings on the package, like almonds have some arsenic or oth
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by proc0 2y ago
You will pay more starting next year, depending on whether or not the Commission decide to go forward with the fixed rates which I think is about to happen in July, if I recall From last I checked I would pay about $45 extra a month, but I&
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by proc0 2y ago
Correct. One definition is a totalitarian cult-like ideology that subverts culture and politics to achieve its own version of a utopia.
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by proc0 2y ago
> Individuals and families have access to between $4,000 and $8,000, she said More and more communism. If you don't let some people fail, then the entire system will eventually fail and take down everyone with it. You cannot create
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by proc0 2y ago
> While the declaration has implications for the treatment of animals, and especially for the prevention of animal suffering I don't think it does because you can't derive ought from is. We could know exactly what consciousness
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by proc0 2y ago
It's because the engineers that build the software are also testing their own features, and are also generally tasked with handling the analytics as well, not to mention planning, tasking, and managing expectations. In other words, mul
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by proc0 2y ago
Sure but under the current system the 5th still applies in other cases, granted in the context of this thread it was ruled that it does not, but it still went through the courts. OP was wrong because a fingerprint isn't really speech,
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by proc0 2y ago
Isn't that every law? What's the point, are you justifying a tyrannical government?
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by proc0 2y ago
I'm guessing the cold winters is a factor, but just a guess.

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