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11mo ago
> due to the mlibc code using the char value from the format string, the values above 127 passed by OpenJDK would be handled as negative integers It's 2025 and I still don't get why Java needed signed chars and bytes. Why compl
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11mo ago
Roblox is strung up in its own closed and exploited ecosystem, so hopefully no.
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11mo ago
Had to learn FreeCAD last week, and yes, what an embarrassment. For my current work (cnc) you can't really get anywhere without the third-party lib OCL, which they just... fully interface with, but you still have to integrate/inst
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11mo ago
Right, I always wanted a career in hell: 1. I think it should be mandatory to have your webcam and microphone on 24/7 for, uh, your safety, especially your children's safety (you never know when a pedophile will hide under your be
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11mo ago
What a mess. Eric, I think you will have some explaining and negotiating to do. You might feel like you don't have the time, but this could soon turn existential for your project. For now I keep my order up, I'm sure there's
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11mo ago
I'm at the absolute opposite end: Teams was Good Enough when it launched, but declined ever since: you can no longer fullscreen screen share, fat empty margins everywhere in the UI and it nags you about addons and AI stuff.
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It's 3, surely; Even if the companies crash, the people leading them won't - they will have extracted an absurd amount of cash, and when the crash comes they're like "oh we paid ourselves millions for our good work, we c
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11mo ago
I wonder. They have powerful friends and lots of dependents still (despite their abusive practices), so god knows how this will go.
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Reading the comments here: why does every society on this planet produce a group of people that just try to medicate every little inconvenience away without regard for their bodies? It is horrifying. I suppose it is for emotional comfort?
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11mo ago
Are you sure that your kids need to be medicated like this during development?
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11mo ago
oh it is, look again.
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11mo ago
But that still means you are unable to emotionally accept this understanding, that the world is as it is for perfectly logical reasons if you go down deep enough. And no attempt is futile, every act should matter to you.
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11mo ago
That sounds strange, but please drill some holes into my argument. I would expect that unhappiness stems from the negative mismatch of one's expectation vs experienced reality. This, to me, implies that they had an unnaturally (and unj
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11mo ago
Shoot first, jump on a quick call later.
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11mo ago
As someone who built an XSLT renderer and remembers having an awful time with the spec: good riddance. Data and its visualisation should be strictly separate, and not require an additional engine in your environment of choice.
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1y ago
Honestly, after 20 years in the field: optimising the workflow for when you can already reliably reproduce the bug seems misapplied because that's the part that already takes the least amount of time and effort for most projects.
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1y ago
An anecdote: I easily remember short-ish (pins, phone numbers) number combinations, learn completely new alphabets of new languages easily enough, just like their words, but I struggle to learn the NATO alphabet: the words have no meaning a
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1y ago
The same EU of which parts are trying to make chat control work and are once again abandoning it. Politician get this particular fancy idea every other year in all kinds of countries, not just EU. Overreach out of desperation for a problem
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1y ago
Your experience in coding is enough, you need more practice in "problem solving" with crazy ideas and working through them to the finish line. Besides, this is just a thin layer on an LLM, with questionable actual quality. Learn t
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1y ago
You should have clear metrics, not ChatGPT. ChatGPT is not trained on a huge dataset related to this task.
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1y ago
The whole <low level/high performance software in python> is a dead giveaway for AI project/farming.
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1y ago
or even within the same field! Further examples: Newton, Chomsky
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1y ago
Utility and destructive addictiveness are two very different things. You could argue this way about opium back when recreational consumption was widespread.
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or: found out about RNNs with extra steps.
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Hmmm kinda ties into the whole problem of well-off/happy people not being particularly eager to chant "foreigners out", but when they're desperate they take any explanation for their misery they can get their hands on th
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1y ago
> and follow Microsoft's compliance with General Data Protection Regulation Not in a million years. See you in court. As often, just because a press statement says something, it's not necessarily true and maybe only used to def
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1y ago
I'm sorry, but I don't think you understand what "the app was closed" means. A lot of people think that all processing goes to the visible foreground app, but that hasn't been true since the late DOS era. Please lea
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1y ago
Or most people, really. We are letting it accrete around more of itself and don't clean up and redistribute.
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Yes, it's wonderful. I'm young enough to watch them drag each other down in the future, including bailout attempts.
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1y ago
If AI becomes as good as you claim, there is no need for you. Since it can replace you in every endeavor and be better at it, ANY energy given to you is logically better invested by giving it to the AI. Stop wasting our collective resources
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