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541.
by pylua 3y ago
I get that, but I am wondering if there is a legal right to privacy here. Besides , is it anyone’s business as to what I identify as ? Is it ethical to force me to reveal this ?
542.
by pylua 3y ago
In theory it is not possible to report 100% accuracy here, as I do not have to reveal my gender or race to the company I work for, correct ? That is unless not specified is a category. I personally feel like it is not the companies business
543.
by pylua 3y ago
What’s their motto now ? Make the shareholders rich ?
544.
by pylua 3y ago
IOT security is funny. Secure ways of deploying things exists today, but retrofitting existing systems would be impossible if the devices don’t support it ? Also, updating a running system… seems like a very costly and time consuming exerci
545.
by pylua 3y ago
I can hear the companies complaining now … no one wants to be an inmate anymore.
546.
by pylua 3y ago
It’s hard to believe this couldn’t be amended given how unjust it is. I guess the fact that it hasn’t been amended shows everyone how expendable they truly are.
547.
by pylua 3y ago
Yes. There is really no way to deliver fixed scope and fixed timeline/cost efficiently which is really what companies are looking for.
548.
by pylua 3y ago
That is true, but it does seem like the innovation is coming from a small number of companies while most other companies are relentlessly trying to cut costs at the expense of the customer and employee. Maybe the news is biased towards thes
549.
by pylua 3y ago
You don’t hear about companies innovating anymore — you just hear about them screwing over workers and customers.
550.
by pylua 3y ago
Looks just as complicated as programming.
551.
by pylua 3y ago
As someone who has no artistic ability I am genuinely impressed with the art coming out of it.
552.
by pylua 3y ago
Yes there is. Don’t show up don’t get paid. That is a powerful motive.
553.
by pylua 3y ago
Overly complicated and hard to understand bullshit, but I guess this is what they specialize in. I really believe on the team in general can be held accountable as a whole. The team knows who isn’t performing and can ask for them to be remo
554.
by pylua 3y ago
I’m not sure there is a good solution here . Potentially that could undermine the law? What happens in industries where the law is impossible to enforce ?
555.
by pylua 3y ago
I feel like that would be fair, and that the laws should be updated with provisions for this for anything containing api generated content.
556.
by pylua 3y ago
I wonder how much humans will have to “selectively arrange” ai generated code in order to constitute human copyright ownership. Would that mean copy and pasted code from chat gpt invalidates a whole codebase , or would it mean that as long
557.
by pylua 3y ago
I wonder if there will be any tools to detect pinning or synchronized use to help with the virtual threads transition. Blockhound I have gound useful for detecting blocking in non blocking areas.
558.
by pylua 3y ago
It bothers me that Sam Altman may become rich even if his company goes bankrupt. Something does not feel right about that — or am I wrong ?
559.
by pylua 3y ago
That is true. I have seen this first hand with bpmn tools such as camunda, where the analysts simply cannot wrap their head around it. However, over time you will need to describe less and less of the code for a large majority of use cases.
560.
by pylua 3y ago
It’s about giving the domain experts who understand what the requirements should be a way to build something without having to have the domain knowledge of code.
561.
by pylua 3y ago
Sounds like business as usual, which is very sad. This was very entertaining, however.
562.
by pylua 3y ago
I was looking for a post like this because I couldn’t agree more. While I didn’t get a tattoo like you , I can’t imagine living without a tool that is one of the most important to my livelihood.
563.
by pylua 3y ago
I get that, but Wells Fargo didn’t just have a major merger did it? The real problem with the mergers is that the system are too complex for the analysts and architects to understand, and the software mirrors that. The knowledge is also dis
564.
by pylua 3y ago
What is the typical root cause of these issues ? Is it improper architecture / transaction management that only gets exposed when certain things that usually work become unreliable ?
565.
by pylua 3y ago
This is the simple truth. I feel like a lot of companies have over promised and hired people that could not do the job for cheap or simply don’t pay to retain people. The reality is that this has created a race to the bottom for everyone.
566.
by pylua 3y ago
Isn’t this at least one goal of setting appropriate controls such as tariffs?
567.
by pylua 3y ago
Right how is that not kidnapping ?
568.
by pylua 3y ago
This is a horrible article written by someone I would not want to work for . The reality is much of the work give to developers is unorganized and unrefined. Trying to build an objective system around a shaky system is just exploitive. It a
569.
by pylua 3y ago
I just want a system that is predictable , objective and that works quickly . Saying that there are flaws in the current system simply offends the gate keepers of the system.
570.
by pylua 3y ago
If this indeed the case it explains the true power these organizations and current legislature have, which I do find worrisome. I believe that this situation may be a failure of that way of working.

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