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631.
by proc0 3y ago
Simple, ID theft and doxxing. If there was a safe way I bet most people wouldn't care.
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by proc0 3y ago
The building is not going to support itself with this theory.
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by proc0 3y ago
> Past the stage of senior software engineer there’s no real credit for the code anymore. It becomes the baseline. The strategy impact, the coordination, and the understanding and contributing to the team, company and customer success is
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by proc0 3y ago
I'm not a fan of this model. This happened with Zbrush when Pixologic got bought by Maxon. Pixologic had perpetual licenses and Maxon ended them and now has a one year support "perpetual" license, so you need to spend hundred
635.
by proc0 3y ago
Maybe I missed it but is the database being proposed on the client or on the server? Would the client have it's own local database, because if it's another network call, then the client would still have to deal with non-content st
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by proc0 3y ago
Maybe not a in a typical house, but I can see a minimalist architecture with white walls, cement pillars, grey wood floors, and a single tree branch sculpture.
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by proc0 3y ago
I agree about dogs. Children however are just like adults in how they're all different and have their own personality etc., so I think society is suffering from delaying this integration into society. We all grow up and eventually have
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by proc0 3y ago
People need to stop generalizing this point. It highly depends on the job. There is also something to be said about how corporations want so much more than just your role, they want mental, physical and emotional investment, almost to the p
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by proc0 3y ago
The difference is not between digital media and hard copies, but rather having the full ownership of the software so you can have a backup install and play at any point in the future (backwards compatibility aside). This also has to do with
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by proc0 3y ago
Also, "I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARJ8cAGm6JE
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by proc0 3y ago
This seems like the direction lots of companies are taking. Engineer roles are expanded more and more. From a certain perspective I see that because engineers have the expertise they can better organize and communicate development milestone
642.
by proc0 3y ago
Sure, when your site looks like it's from 1995. Client apps today have hundreds of custom features running simultaneously.
643.
by proc0 3y ago
XML is a pain, and I'm including JSX in this. Writing open/close tags, and then using wakas (<, >) everywhere seems unnecessary and creates ugly files. I feel the DOM should also expose other languages to interface with and
644.
by proc0 3y ago
> When you take people from one place, and offer them a Hobson's choice of jail or a housing not nearby in another place, it has a specific term: "concentration camp". So just let people live outside indefinitely? You can
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by proc0 3y ago
This is huge! Can't wait to see some implementations.
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by proc0 3y ago
> At root, we must overthrow the persistent delusion of rugged individualism — the perverse American mythology that everyone must fend for themselves, no matter the cost. I don't think the author considered their own bias since ther
647.
by proc0 3y ago
At what point does the government own you if they have all of your private info from biometrics to finances? Everyone is fine talking about AI safety and all that, but talking about how government abuses technology to have a tighter control
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by proc0 3y ago
> Wood ends her book with advice for those of us who have become hostages to our smartphones. She offers a stepwise strategy. First, recognize your dependency, and acknowledge how the habit disrupts work, social interactions, and safe dr
649.
by proc0 3y ago
They should also work with companies and have an opt-in for automatic filing since a lot of people just have one job. Not only do you have pay them a chunk of your salary but you have to also do the work to report it accurately according to
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by proc0 3y ago
The efficiency bar has to be particularly low when you consider that it is enforced by law. What incentives do they have to do anything differently when people HAVE to pay them or face consequences. I'm glad they are at least now tryin
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by proc0 3y ago
Right, and I would include battery tech as part of renewables in practice. I really hope the next generation of batteries (i.e. solid state, and/or no rare earth metals needed, and more density) is enough of a jump for the wider change
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by proc0 3y ago
I don't know anything about this particular issue, but generally from what I recall, Chinese companies are effectively the CCP by their own admission. They have full control.
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by proc0 3y ago
Making a working tech cheaper is easier than trying to discover new tech that we don't even know will have enough output. Also, if they were that expensive then I would think they wouldn't get built at all, but there are a lot of
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by proc0 3y ago
Part of that is making electricity cheaper, which means finding better alternatives to renewables, for the time being. Realistically only nuclear can get there until more breakthroughs happen in solar. Instead we're seeing electricity
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by proc0 3y ago
I hope they add a way to tone done the effects and flashes. Personally I would turn it all completely off, at least in these types of games that require playing them for years at a time.
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by proc0 3y ago
I wish it worked this way but I have my doubts. Since I started working on frontends I looked for ways to automate feature development but it seems the priorities of software organizations does not include this. Having a custom Content Mana
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by proc0 3y ago
Training a decently sized LLM takes hundreds of GPUs days and weeks, if not more. Anything smaller is not as useful or "smart". This includes the size of the data, the sanitation of the data, and the training cycles, all of which
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by proc0 3y ago
For small codebases, sure. For large ones you want the machine to do the most heavy lifting as much as possible and a type compiler is one more layer in which this can be done. Granted it can also be abused and become a bottleneck, so it&#x
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by proc0 3y ago
We can only access it organically because brain computer interfaces (BCIs) have only recently been remotely possible.
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by proc0 3y ago
Is this really that hard to deal with? Just do a daily check on them or install some sensors.

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