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by ruraljuror 1y ago
AI can be used as a tool, sure, but it is distinct from other technologies in that it is an agent, that is: it has or operates with agency. There are many prominent people out there who are saying that AI will replace SWEs--not just saying
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by ruraljuror 1y ago
Losing what, exactly? I do notice they seem to lose the hype battle—and my perception is that OpenAI acquiring Jony Ive’s startup gets more traction than Google Nobels—but I think with their foundation they can play on a different time hori
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by ruraljuror 1y ago
The actual behavior of go seems much closer to your ideal scenario than what you attribute to it. Although it is more nuanced, so both are true. In go, a module is a collection of packages. When you go get a module, the entire module is pul
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by ruraljuror 1y ago
> the reason why the S&P500 and passive investing have been so successful since basically the 1940's is simply that we have had competent, technocratic administrations for the last hundred years Yes and, to your point, with an i
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by ruraljuror 1y ago
It’s not, really. If you try to read it you will fail miserably with a completely unenjoyable experience. It’s kind of like The Bible or The Odyssey, anyone who recommends it is out of touch.
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by ruraljuror 1y ago
Expertitis is not a thing and your criticism is based merely on public perception of the book and not the book itself. In case it wasn’t clear, I disagree completely: Ulysses is very worthy of the honor. It is as approachable as it is lofty
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by ruraljuror 1y ago
> but didn't see a problem with it until someone they don't like started doing things they disagree with, are at least learning from this very hard lesson. Abuse of power is wrong no matter who does it or what they do. > If
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by ruraljuror 1y ago
Judge thinks ICE is illegally abducting people. The ideas are laid out pretty clearly in the grandparent comment. It’s not clear what is right and wrong because ICE is skipping due process and rendering people to foreign prisons.
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by ruraljuror 2y ago
Also that somebody could change their mind after two years of experience.
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by ruraljuror 2y ago
We are, if this comment is the standard for all criticism on this site. Your comment seems harsh. Perhaps novel writing is too low-brow of a standard for LLM critique?
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by ruraljuror 2y ago
My first thought as well. Simplehuman, whose products and designs I admire, also include QR codes to reorder on the reminder and a refrigerator magnet included with the trashcan.
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by ruraljuror 2y ago
> Day 402. These new #AI features in the #Azure CLI are working great so far. <screenshot of a python error> This is a scenario that is all too common with az. I have the privilege of working on azure stack hub. To do IAM managemen
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by ruraljuror 2y ago
>> and agencies that promote potential growth of competitors > Why are government agencies picking winners and losers at all? Not sure how you got from my statement about promoting competition to the govt picking winners and losers
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by ruraljuror 2y ago
Keeping Musk’s interests in mind helps clarify what’s going on. Scorching earth and constantly lying is the playbook for dismantling agencies with oversight into the companies he runs and agencies that promote potential growth of competitor
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by ruraljuror 2y ago
It sounds like you would hire the one building CRUD apps. Perhaps I was unclear in my original post, technical quality teams don’t analyze CI and fix bugs. The team in my org builds sophisticated tools to analyze CI runs and teams self serv
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by ruraljuror 2y ago
Well, not my experience at all and combining that with the link I posted, I suspect you are mistaking what I am referring to. What are you basing your statement on?
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by ruraljuror 2y ago
Yes. We have at least one team dedicated to identifying bugs and maintaining technical quality. For example they statistically analyze our CI runs to identify regressions. They find some subtle bugs that would be difficult to identify throu
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by ruraljuror 2y ago
Keep in mind, though, that Steve Bannon has developed strategies like "flooding the zone" to defocus attention and nip opposition in the bud. We can only look so many places, so for example if everyone is outraged about the flurry
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by ruraljuror 2y ago
But that is essentially what is happening. There is long-standing convention for the president elect to not step on the sitting president's toes prior to inauguration, but Trump has been bucking that convention this time around. This i
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by ruraljuror 2y ago
Good suggestion! Sounds similar to what stack overflow does when asking a question.
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by ruraljuror 2y ago
This reminds me of the soap-opera effect[0] on modern tvs. I have difficulty watching a movie on someone’s tv with it enabled, but they don’t even seem to notice. 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soap_opera_effect
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by ruraljuror 2y ago
Not sure if there is more context within the subreddit, but I don't see much here to blame on the parents. Which parents? These specific ones or in general? Parents are basically responsible for everything for a child except when they&
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by ruraljuror 2y ago
I went back to school about 7 years ago and took freshman physics. It was taught in this "flipped classroom" style. The practice is definitely catching on.
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by ruraljuror 2y ago
>> It also added as a part of its “enterprise” push: >> Structured metrics logging with Prometheus. made me laugh out loud. Everything is better with prom.
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by ruraljuror 2y ago
> sometimes few different projects a day - and read files in dozens of programming language +1 this is what brought me back to vscode after experimenting with goland. To me vscode better handles the heterogeneity of my daily work. In my
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by ruraljuror 2y ago
He already did. Look at Tesla’s stock since the election.
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by ruraljuror 2y ago
> I don't really listen to funk or disco but I always enjoyed the energy of that show on Fridays, and have come to associate it with the weekend and get excited when it's on I had the same experience when I regularly listened t
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by ruraljuror 2y ago
Go was designed in 2009 as well; so another case in point.
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by ruraljuror 2y ago
a random free gmail account and a fake name does not give you the ability to commit to the linux kernel, so no.
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by ruraljuror 2y ago
I think you lost the thread (literally the context of threads I was responding to), because much of what you’re saying aligns with my point. OP was mocking the idea that environmental factors should be taken into account and advocating a no

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