smabie

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121.
by smabie 3y ago
I mean.. it took more work and produced a sub-optimal answer?
122.
by smabie 3y ago
The point is that they can just get a new, different, job.
123.
by smabie 3y ago
Yes, you probably are the only one.
124.
by smabie 3y ago
I feel like using your mouse is actually pretty efficient in many cases though.
125.
by smabie 3y ago
I mean do you feel the same way about using a library since it reduces the amount of code you have to write? Like your position doesn't really make sense to me because you're saying you want to write all the code yourself, but you
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by smabie 3y ago
Who's to say rapidly building something with an LLM isn't more exhilarating? ChatGPT and Copilot definitely increase productivity by a non trivial margin and atleast in my experience, I never once thought "Oh I wish I had wri
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by smabie 3y ago
I didn't have internet at my house for a week and had to use my phone hotspot: the amount of heat my phone generated greatly increased while the battery life greatly decreased. If you're not noticing a drain on your battery from k
128.
by smabie 3y ago
Smaller job pool? How does learning Rust reduce your chances of getting a new job? Learning new stuff increases your chances, not decreasea them.
129.
by smabie 3y ago
You wouldn't feel shame for if your kid murdered someone?
130.
by smabie 3y ago
Yes, more layers on police will surely solve this problem
131.
by smabie 3y ago
Why would it be immoral?
132.
by smabie 3y ago
Why would they get a pay increase? Everyone can use LLMs.
133.
by smabie 3y ago
I would imagine that if your job is more enjoyable, you're getting a productivity boost. Unless you're suggesting that using an llm is just as efficient as not, but is somehow more fun?
134.
by smabie 3y ago
Maybe the devs now can work fewer hours since they more productive per hour. Otherwise you're suggesting that these senior devs are using a tool which provides no value whatsoever which seems unlikely.
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by smabie 3y ago
If anyone's interested, I made a similar language, but inspired by k/q instead: https://cryptm.org/xs/ example fibanacci fn: fib:(n:(neg 1)+;0@n do(2 enlist 1@x sum x~)[0 1]);
136.
by smabie 3y ago
It's pretty obvious why we don't eat goat tho: it tastes really bad.
137.
by smabie 3y ago
Tens of people seems generous
138.
by smabie 3y ago
I don't wanna install Arch the Arch way either, and I've been running Arch for over 10yrs The Installation just sucks for no purpose. Actually it's worse than that they used to have a TUI installer but then removed it
139.
by smabie 3y ago
I'm pretty sure it was not: there's much more effective ways to launder money than a high profile startup
140.
by smabie 3y ago
I think the key component is you being a teenager
141.
by smabie 3y ago
How many customers does Lyft lose because you can't book through a computer? I would guess close to zero
142.
by smabie 3y ago
Bird let's you unlike 2 scooters so I imagine there really isn't a good reason for Lyfts one scooter limitation
143.
by smabie 3y ago
This is insane speculation? You're saying these executives are invested in some REIT so they push RTO to pump their own bags? Maybe, just maybe, they think RTO is better for the company?
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by smabie 3y ago
Why would they be unpaid? They are salaried employees presumably. So by definition all the work they do they are getting paid for
145.
by smabie 3y ago
I mean, if this was true, then why do office workers generally earn more?
146.
by smabie 3y ago
HFT firms are primarily in Chicago / NYC.
147.
by smabie 3y ago
Because someone submitted the link and then it got some up votes
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by smabie 3y ago
you can omit version numbers in Conda files as well tho
149.
by smabie 3y ago
This is exactly what they're doing tho? Removing rights by laws
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by smabie 3y ago
because giving the government even more money will certainly solve the problem of government corruption!

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