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by ruszki 2y ago
You need to know the used methods to review either way (when you really review code, which is not done by most people). You need to read the doc either way. At that point you could just write the code yourself. And as many examples showed (
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by ruszki 2y ago
Responsibility
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by ruszki 2y ago
How do you know that it didn’t make any mistakes, which you wouldn’t make if you learned the usage of that library without AI? Even before AI generated code, people made mistakes about which they didn’t know, because they never read the doc
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by ruszki 2y ago
Was anybody stopped to do nefarious actions by these annoyances? It's like at my current and previous companies. They make a lot of security restrictions. The problem is, if somebody wants to get data out, they can get out anytime (or
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by ruszki 2y ago
This is nonsense. You can parse every code with simple Notepad, if you have time. You don’t need to use even search, if you wish. Or you can make your life easier, and use tools which helps you. Once again, regardless of codebase.
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by ruszki 2y ago
I would say "explained". As a layman, who worked with linux previously (and even tried LFS a long time ago), but definitely don't have a deep understanding of linux, and eve my knowledge is not up-to-date: The sed command is
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by ruszki 2y ago
I’ve never seen a framework or even languages into which I don’t need to dig deep from time to time. It seems to me an unachievable high bar.
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by ruszki 2y ago
Did you learn real things, or hallucinated info? How do you know which?
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by ruszki 2y ago
This was solved even before internet or wifi existed.
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by ruszki 2y ago
There are a lot of places without LTE coverage: https://fcc.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=... Of course, most people goes to places with coverage, but for example if you travel between population
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by ruszki 2y ago
I have mobile internet since 2001. Those dumbphones had access to the full internet, not just WAP. Mobile internet was not a mistake, we just started to use it wrongly. It's your choice to not use it to browse internet aimlessly. It&#x
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by ruszki 2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_tax
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by ruszki 2y ago
So we should just ignore what was the intention with that law, and stick to the written rules even when it’s stupid in some new environments. Great idea! When you watch anything on Netflix, the movie is copied a few dozens of times at least
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by ruszki 2y ago
> I know at least 10 languages This statement would have been a huge red flag for me, if I had interviewed you. Don't get me wrong, you could use and program in 10 languages. Maybe you can be proficient in many at different times of
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by ruszki 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergence
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by ruszki 2y ago
> I've written a lot of tests, I think this would have taken 3-4x longer to do by hand. Surely an hour? It seems to me that the first few are almost complete copy-paste of older tests. You would have got code closer to the final tes
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by ruszki 2y ago
I learned this the hard way. One other team at my workplace insisted that they can’t make their product compatible with our product, because it would take a team and half year. I knew that it’s a lie, but we convinced them to “allow” us to
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by ruszki 2y ago
> works everywhere No, it doesn’t. I had problems with it, which was tackled by basically every other players easily (e.g. seeking or simply playing anything).
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by ruszki 2y ago
I found MPV because VLC was unreliable. Seeking was especially crazy sometimes, and not that I couldn’t seek to the exact moment, but I couldn’t seek at all. Even displaying was broken sometimes regardless of file types. I had none of these
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by ruszki 2y ago
There were nazis, fascists and nationalists too. They were just not in the mainstream.
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by ruszki 2y ago
Crazy that ended up true? And what “lies”? In the country where I was back then (Hungary), it was quite different, but that’s also because abuse there was and there is still no opposition. COVID was just simply mishandled, and full of corru
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by ruszki 2y ago
Where did you get that it can figure out things which was not feed into it (e.g. not on Stackoverflow)? In the past year, none could answer any of my questions, for which I couldn’t find anything on Google, in any reasonable ways. They fail
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by ruszki 2y ago
Is NPR really that bad as Fox seems from outside of America?
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by ruszki 2y ago
Just like how they do now: selling your data.
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by ruszki 2y ago
Looking at Budapest, how it was 10-20 years ago, and how it is now: there is something in what the author tries to convey. I’m not saying that it’s a problem, and it’s definitely healthier how people in their 20s live now there, but before
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by ruszki 2y ago
That you are human, or not a scientific paper, or not personification of logic, or an at-bat in a game of baseball doesn’t make your original statement with the two lawyers rational as you stated. I don’t care that if you think that “two st
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by ruszki 2y ago
Do you have any source that an environment where quality is secondary to quantity produce more value than where quality is more important? Because, GDP on paper tells us exactly that they don’t. For example I have a friend who worked next t
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by ruszki 2y ago
Why does it matter that somebody benefits more if everybody benefits? Btw 1 foreign worker rarely equals to 1 local. Even just the quality of their work isn’t equal usually and averagely, and language, culture, distance, etc differences are
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by ruszki 2y ago
Two data points are statistically insignificant. It’s definitely not rational. As you said, it’s a beginning, but it’s not rational to state blanket statements even then.
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by ruszki 2y ago
The IDE, like IntelliJ, can tell you which boolean has what name without named parameters.

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