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Teen killed himself after 'months of encouragement from ChatGPT', lawsuit claims(theguardian.com)
7 points by skor 1y ago|2 comments
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by skor 1y ago
the one by Mark sounds frustrated to say the least
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Reliable Distributed Applications(docs.temporal.io)
1 points by skor 1y ago|0 comments
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by skor 1y ago
You have Catalan and Galician but not Basque
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by skor 1y ago
well, I'm going to reference [1] a comment on the "Who Cares Era" that really stood out and maybe should get pinned somewhere. What about that "superpower" we had to make something out of _nothing_ but our own brain
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Automated framework for assessing how well LLMs cite relevant medical references(nature.com)
1 points by skor 1y ago|0 comments
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by skor 1y ago
I code purely for fun, creating programs that generate and compose music. Sometimes I hit the record button and capture the results. Here's one of my latest recordings, if anyone's interested: https://lowveld.bandcamp.c
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Webots: Open-Source Robot Simulator(cyberbotics.com)
1 points by skor 2y ago|0 comments
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by skor 2y ago
well, I got tired of Groovy and found out that using Jenkins with plain bash under source control is just right for us. Runs everywhere, very fast to test/develop and its all easy to change and improve. We build Docker images mostly so
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by skor 2y ago
for those folks suggesting php/laravel, give cakephp a try. I've used both extensively: years and large, complex projects. Cake is just much faster to work in. In the initial phase and the long run.
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by skor 3y ago
Totally agree. Best thing about working a life-long career with computers is that you can get away from them quite easily, leave your phone at home, turn off your monitor. Every time I see an intent by companies to increment my time spent w
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by skor 3y ago
Nice, enjoyed seeing how I don't know the political map as good as I thought. If I click "Check" without typing anything and then click "Correct" my score goes up.
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by skor 3y ago
> I can imagine a situation where a seasoned C or C++ programmer ... make fun of it on the forums Is this really a thing? Do C folks make fun of Rust?
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by skor 3y ago
may your project prosper. You sound like my current employer. Working for them the only worrying thing I ever think about is that I don’t want this gig to end, ever.
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Mathematical discoveries from program search with large language models(nature.com)
5 points by skor 3y ago|0 comments
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by skor 3y ago
How would you compare it to google cloud run? thanks
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by skor 3y ago
that sounds quite like dreamweaver
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by skor 3y ago
I write code that makes live music and/or controls hardware instruments. Latest recording https://lowveld.bandcamp.com/album/antarctica-sixteen-ninety... Styles are quite varied (imho) within the experimental and
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by skor 3y ago
thanks
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by skor 3y ago
any reliable managed database cluster suggestions? I’m looking for mariadb or mysql, former preferred thanks
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by skor 3y ago
here is an example, https://github.com/visualex/docker-boilerplate-nginx-apache-... not using FPM but Apache, but you can see how nginx fits into the picture, you would be doing something like a fastcgi_pass testsite:
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by skor 3y ago
php is great to get things done quickly. great framework is cakephp, no one has mentioned it here yet
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by skor 3y ago
I liked the original more than the final version. The vector style drawing was much more futuristic and more interesting. Seems like lots of work went into that and I hope the author enjoyed the process and enjoys the final result.
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by skor 4y ago
ive tried gpt4 for simple things and ended up doing it myself. Simple regex for matching whether an url is a link to the root of the domain or is some page. Told it several times to try again and it failed. How are you folks looking beyond
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by skor 4y ago
gotta love the fact that this is the top comment here
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by skor 4y ago
the creators are not sure of what the have built, seen this happen many times in my career to actually believe people on that level of experience cannot have foreseen that? since most news are a hazy picture of what is really happening, so
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by skor 4y ago
> wouldn't dare recommend it professionally anymore please provide more insight, thanks
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by skor 4y ago
if they aren’t experienced, how will they know the solution is what they need? chicken/egg problem
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by skor 4y ago
parent comment emphasizes on the fact that no matter how big the effort was, ultimately our tools will always be imperfect. Therefore we will always have something to do.
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by skor 4y ago
> any 13 year old you could say the same about python, javascript, ruby.. didn't implement a calculator at high school in C++? > the king of SQL injections that would be bob https://xkcd.com/327/

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