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by sambuccid 9mo ago
And if you prefer to learn well how to do it without AI, you can always try to do it manually the old way but then use AI at the end to review your config and spot any security issues
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by sambuccid 9mo ago
But let's be honest, right now it's big tech with their algorithm that's deciding for you. Of course you are still free to find the content you want (unlike what would happen with banning) but most people minds can be influen
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by sambuccid 9mo ago
I recently started to learn Scala and I love it, also for it's functional aspect. Regarding your comment, it feels like scala is generic enough to be used also in other ways, and definitively for DSLs. What do you think it's missi
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by sambuccid 9mo ago
This feels strangely similar to TDD with the Tranformation Priority Premise
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by sambuccid 9mo ago
I want a tool that visualizes code paths in this way
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by sambuccid 10mo ago
I agree, we should play fair and form opinions using principles more, but I think there is a caveat to that. If what you are defending actually causes a considerate amount of harm or violence then I think you need to start to think in a mo
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by sambuccid 11mo ago
That' true, but now everything depends on "what is economically feasable" and unless we are experts ourselves we can't really know. We need to rely on experts to tell us what is economically feasable, but those experts a
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by sambuccid 11mo ago
>> The creator/perpetrator of the unethical process should be held accountable and all benefits taken back as to kill any perceived incentive to perform the actions, but once the damage is done why let it happen in vain? That&#x2
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by sambuccid 11mo ago
And the huge revenue would also be public
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by sambuccid 11mo ago
In my experience I saw the complete opposite of "juniors looking like savants", there are a few pieces of code made by some juniors and som mid engineers in my company(one also involving a senior) that were clearly made with AI, a
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by sambuccid 11mo ago
Platforms that have the useful stuff from social media without the addictive part already exist: Forums, micro-blogging, blogs, news aggregators, messaging apps, platforms for image portfolios, video sharing platforms. And most of them have
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by sambuccid 11mo ago
Independently on the hypotesys/conspiracy that the big investors and big tech don't actually believe in AI, the measurable outcome the OP is making remains the same: very few people will end up owning a big chunk of the natural re
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by sambuccid 1y ago
> In a normal market there would be no incentive to side load because legitimate app owners would have no incentive not to have users load apps outside of the secure channel of the official app store, and users would have no incentive to
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by sambuccid 1y ago
I might be wrong but I guess it might also be easier for leadership to put pressure and influence personal communications than to avoid processing official reportings from their own website. An article reading "they ignored emails from
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by sambuccid 1y ago
I wonder if this could cause atrophy also to the abilityto understand long detailed text among the large part of the population, probably all those that doesn't work in an "information heavy" field
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by sambuccid 1y ago
Ok I think we were talking about different things. I was referring to just the current conflict with gaza, without knowing any of the other things you just mentioned. I'm not contraddicting anything you said, but at the same time I jus
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by sambuccid 1y ago
I get this point, but also we shouldn't confuse "the jews people" with the current government of israel. I don't believe for a second that the common jews people want to influence other countries or do anythind "bad
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by sambuccid 1y ago
I'm not sure why no one mentioned it yet, but the CI tool of sourcehut ( https://man.sr.ht/builds.sr.ht/ ) simplifies all of this. It just spins a linux distro of your choice, and executes a very bare bone yml that