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by sandos 1y ago
When I got hired by a very big conglomerate here in Sweden, he said Sweden and Poland are amongts the cheapest in Europe for developer salaries, and I would think devops will be close. You can easily find a decent devops here (not Google-le
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by sandos 1y ago
The number one thing I have found LLMs useful for is producing mermaidjs diagrams of code. Now, I know they are not always perfect but it has been "good enough" very many times, and I have never seen hallucinations here, only omi
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by sandos 1y ago
Iv'e seen people, and even been one myself, where the screen latency could be a problem for your raw text processing speed. We were well under 25 years old at the time though, using very low-level languages, and after 30 I never really
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by sandos 1y ago
Did I dream or is there even foaming TPU? TPU in general seems almost indestructible to me so should be good :)
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by sandos 1y ago
Soooo, not knowing much about either curl nor front-end.. how DOES THIS WORK? Is this just some weird default logging in curl?
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by sandos 1y ago
No, he basically means thay companies will not allow LLMs on their own code, I think. I work in a multinational conglomerate, and we got AI allowed ... 2-3 weeks ago. Before that it was basically banned unless you had gotten permission. We
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by sandos 1y ago
I mean, in a drone way every frequency is usable. If its not that usable, it might still be usable if nobody knows you are using it yet, and therefor not jamming it yet.
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by sandos 1y ago
Ohh, at first I was excited to see if this mean you could just replace parts of the C64 with some nice modern building blocks: I have a very old C64 that I don't want to cannibalize for parts that has a broken clock module. But this is
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by sandos 1y ago
Uh, yes, same exact reasons our kids have their phones with them to school. BUT, the phones are handed in, and when they are handed in during the day, the kids can ask a teacher either for their phone or for getting help using another phone
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by sandos 1y ago
I tried capturing a portrait mode monitor, and that video came out very weird: Only the upper right quadrant of the video had a gradient, with my portrait window in the middle....
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by sandos 2y ago
I have never heard a single person complaining about BankID really. The only downside is the huge risks, especially for older people. We basically took control of an elderly family members bankid to avoid them being scammed. This is somethi
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by sandos 2y ago
Literally everyone uses Swish in my experience. Even idiotic criminals. We "had" to get swish (and a debit card..) for our 12 yo daughter because cash is just not very usable here. Although the CC is still used more than swish, bu
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by sandos 2y ago
I was going to mention Finland, which I always thought was maybe slightly better even than my own Swedish demoscene! :)
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by sandos 2y ago
Sounds unbelievable to me, but hey... :) If theyre that easy, why not fix the casues for the needs for RCA? Our RCAs will not be solved by AI for decades, let me tell you that.
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by sandos 2y ago
Complaining about "slow to reproduce" and talking _seconds_. Dear, oh dear those are rookie numbers! Currently working a bug where we saw file system corruption after 3 weeks of automated testing, 10s of thousands of restarts. We
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by sandos 2y ago
I have a bad heel on my right foot, and I have had to "walk on my toes" basically, without putting much pressure on the heel. It was excruciating in the beginning, I hated it. Now I do it without thinking much about it. My problem
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by sandos 2y ago
Why was this downvoted? Your close family also shares your DNA, to 100%! Suppose your parents both test.. Your DNA is not something that you can 100% keep from others.
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by sandos 2y ago
How do you propose deleting you family tree? That info is obviously not very private.
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by sandos 2y ago
"Sequencing" make it sound like you want 100% of your SNPs scanned, that is not something that 23andme does afaik. This is a "shotgun" chip approach which sparsely samples your genes in an economic way. They will concent
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by sandos 2y ago
Yeah, I was trying the -exec functionality of find just yesterday, something which Iv'e done many times before, but that was long ago. I eventually gave up! Thats how ergonomic find is :)
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by sandos 2y ago
According to chargefinder there are hundreds, if not thousands of chargers all over Western EU with 350kW charing at least!
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by sandos 2y ago
Also expensive insurance, which is partly influenced by reliability.
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by sandos 2y ago
I probably broke a rib, or damaged some cartilege last summer. I never went to a doctor because it was "fine", also our 1177.se site even says not to go unless its very painful and so on. Week 2 was worst I would say. I was sneezi
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by sandos 2y ago
Its very smart templates imo. Its basically more time-consuming for me to get it to where I want the code than finish it myself. For some scaffolding in python green-field development, sure I save a few minutes.
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by sandos 2y ago
In my opinion, AI only really helps you (a lot) if you are bottlenecked by the actual code-writin. I have not been in a such a position since... I dont even know. Maybe In my 20s, 15 or so years ago? Even if AI wrote my code 100x faster it
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by sandos 2y ago
Generative AI only really helps (a meaningful amount) developers where writing code is actually the bottleneck. I have not been in a such a position for years and years.
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by sandos 2y ago
If you know, you know, but pirating books is... very very easy. The answer is not torrents or Usenet.
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by sandos 2y ago
Here in Sweden there used to be like 3 libraries that used OverDrive and worked with Kobo, now its down to like 1 library! :(
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by sandos 2y ago
So when will PCs migrate to 48V? :)
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by sandos 2y ago
I mean this all falls down due to the need of verification: "Limitations Deep research unlocks significant new capabilities, but it’s still early and has limitations. It can sometimes hallucinate facts in responses or make incorrect in

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