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by sklivvz1971 3y ago
https://sklivvz.com I write about coding, electronics, technical leadership and open source. - https://sklivvz.com/posts/announcing-cthulhu-a-javascript-in... - https://sklivvz.com/posts&#x2
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by sklivvz1971 3y ago
It's what the "groove" of a riff is made of -- together with the micro changes in palm muting, the way the pick is held and used... these make up the Metallica sound the way it is. More in general, it's absolutely wrong
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by sklivvz1971 3y ago
Post Op AI | https://postop.ai | Full-time | Engineering | Worldwide Remote | Apply here: https://post-op.homerun.co/?lang=en Post Op is redefining surgical care, giving patients the ultimate recovery experience
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by sklivvz1971 4y ago
A few facts - the privacy commissioner is 78 - he doesn't have any tech background, he's a law academician - the privacy commission office's home page still has a fax number on their front page, as of this morning - the commi
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by sklivvz1971 4y ago
> Artificial Intelligence (AI) is trained using human-created content. If humans stop producing new content and rely solely on AI, online content across the world may run the risk of becoming repetitive and stagnant. This is an absurd th
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What can Stack Overflow learn from ChatGPT?(sklivvz.com)
2 points by sklivvz1971 4y ago|0 comments
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by sklivvz1971 4y ago
The statement that "AI is better than human beings at the pattern-matching work of radiology, so the majority of radiologists will be unemployed" oversimplifies the role of radiologists. While AI can assist with pattern matching a
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by sklivvz1971 4y ago
The main argument presented in the blog is flawed. The assertion that "regulated" industries perform worse than "unregulated" because of regulation is not backed by any evidence provided. The graphs only demonstrate that
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by sklivvz1971 4y ago
Maybe this can help: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biodiversity_loss In very short terms: lack of biodiversity makes the ecosystem brittle and susceptible to collapse with changing selective pressure.
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by sklivvz1971 4y ago
> Critics say that Colossal’s money would be better spent in protecting existing species Ah, ye old whataboutism canard... it seems to be forgetting that this technology would have an immense value by itself! > True de-extinction is n
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by sklivvz1971 4y ago
IMO this will only appeal to people who don't like SQL or that have a narrow set of problems to solve. First of all, the number of different dialects is a non-issue because projects that have to send the same queries to different datab
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by sklivvz1971 4y ago
> its our fault for not making a union Surely a union would help avoid this exactly kind of things, I can assure you. Once I kept my job thanks to a union when there were mass layoffs at a company I worked for. Also, a union would probab
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by sklivvz1971 4y ago
You still have to transfer the generated image from stable diffusion to your browser... How do you compress that? :-D
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Intelligent Trip(sklivvz.com)
3 points by sklivvz1971 5y ago|0 comments
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by sklivvz1971 6y ago
They don't do that at all.
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by sklivvz1971 6y ago
Where to start... 1) Stack Overflow caters to millions of users and hundreds of thousands of answer-writers (if not millions). This means that no matter what moderation rules you have, including removing the rules you don't like and ye
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Can you migrate a company from on-premise to remote-only?(sklivvz.com)
9 points by sklivvz1971 6y ago|0 comments
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Our OS caching library, intelligent cache(sklivvz.com)
9 points by sklivvz1971 6y ago|0 comments
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The mythical 10x programmer (repost)(sklivvz.com)
4 points by sklivvz1971 6y ago|0 comments
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Let's start writing code in a simple, understandable way(sklivvz.com)
9 points by sklivvz1971 6y ago|1 comments
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Company-Wide Retrospectives(sklivvz.com)
9 points by sklivvz1971 6y ago|0 comments
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by sklivvz1971 6y ago
The article does not make much sense, starting with the unsupported statement that "restaurants have been competing on price." That's really not correct. In any economy, some actors compete on price, others on quality or othe
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The Italian Covid app is a terrible idea(sklivvz.com)
3 points by sklivvz1971 6y ago|1 comments
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by sklivvz1971 7y ago
The whole article is trivial and trite, yet dressed up as something novel.
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by sklivvz1971 7y ago
The irony of claiming to represent a readable language, that others are in denial of reality about this, and presenting your thesis on a '90s looking website with typographic lines spanning almost 400 chars at 100% width... ABTASTTSBMR
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by sklivvz1971 7y ago
The OP probably doesn't understand agile, yet they will tell us their seemingly quite uninformed opinion based on limited non-agile experience. Standups are incredibly useful if one wants to have a team self organize to deliver somethi
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by sklivvz1971 7y ago
I don't have any statistics, but at a personal level, I find that logic, complexity, algorithms, etc. are trivial subjects that I learned in large part by myself during high school. I'm pretty sure this is year one stuff at a CS c
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by sklivvz1971 7y ago
All the points mentioned in the article are not specific to CS, and they are mostly about living normal adult life (socializing, deadlines, etc.) I don't think that going to college is necessary or detrimental. It's probably good
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by sklivvz1971 7y ago
Location: Italy (CET) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Full-stack & DevOps, agile coach, scaling, performance, international speaker Résumé/CV: https://sklivvz.com/cv Email: marco.cecc
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by sklivvz1971 7y ago
Well, think about a star shining, that's a hell of a lot of gravitational energy being turned in to radiation...

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