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3y ago
I would imagine if I lost my voice that I would prefer a standard TTS voice as opposed to paying a subscription to have an unholy digital facsimile voice that OpenAI owned.
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I don't think most people would be able to afford an emotional support lawyer
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Yeah I maintain several BI reports and the codebase is about 20 years old, so multiple teams have taken creative liberties with the naming conventions for tables. Without intellisense I'd probably have gone insane by now.
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Strongly disagree, complete newbies can get up and running with SQL very quickly and it's expressive enough that experienced people can do things that no ORM would ever hope of being able to do. One criticism I have though is that whoe
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I'm sure their great people and they're entitled to their opinion, but this language looks like it wants full control of your entire tech stack. And if they one day decided to do some political activism and run malicious code that
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3y ago
Git rebase always seemed psychotic to me, like you're intentionally removing important historical information about what branch changes came from so that you can make the diagram of your git database a little prettier.
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3y ago
So contract workers attempted to unionize and went on strike during their contract with Google and now are shocked when their contract wasn't renewed. I'm shook.
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3y ago
Yeah we should get rid of all the eggs so we can have more chickens.
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That's strange because serious programmers in my experience typically stick to programming in microsoft word with a wii steering wheel.
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I think this style requires familiarity with the codebase that its using before it actually becomes readable, but once you have that familiarity reading and understanding what's happening is a lot faster. Like Rxjs for example, if you&
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A simple way you could stop the enshitification is if you stopped it from becoming too popular in the first place, and a way you could do that is by throttling the performance of the web site to only be able to handle x amount of requests&#
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I don't know
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I thought that `-C -` checks the output file for the offset
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3y ago
Learning is always more important than knowing
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3y ago
Yeah, for all the garbage codebases that are difficult to maintain there's an entire graveyard of projects that got stuck in analysis paralysis and never got past the hello world phase.