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by soco 2y ago
Are they asking the traffic controllers they already fired?
782.
by soco 2y ago
But isn't SpaceX money coming mostly from the government anyway? So still your pockets getting emptied, only over two extra hoops which each take their share as well. All this to bring the magic solution called software engineering bec
783.
by soco 2y ago
Right, that's how generative AI is gonna be solving all humanity problems - with desktop backgrounds.
784.
by soco 2y ago
You maybe didn't notice that all those Obama/Biden critics happen in an imaginary future, the same way all Trump proponents argument with an imaginary past.
785.
by soco 2y ago
So the difference is the kind of insult?
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by soco 2y ago
I don't really understand this Twitter (or in general social media) censorship argument. If I call someone on the street a fckin idiot I probably get slapped or even shot in certain places, and everybody will say I called for it. And e
787.
by soco 2y ago
I'm afraid building stuff locally will mean significantly more than 20% premium. Not sure if even double is the right price range increase.
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by soco 2y ago
Unless there's nobody to do something about it.
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by soco 2y ago
I hoped to be wrong but no comment so far even tried to bring a based argument... eh, maybe I'll try again in a year.
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by soco 2y ago
I know a scheme here in Switzerland where the company also provides lodging and services and such, for a cost of course, which cost is then deducted from the big salary thus bringing it to much lower and better palatable levels ("bette
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by soco 2y ago
Starting a nuclear program today would yield first results in like ten years from now. Nothing that can protect you for a whole decade, so maybe that's why they aren't so motivated to go this risky and long term path.
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by soco 2y ago
I'm still puzzled how come people are convinced by Cursor, while my experience was meh at best. Can it index your stuff? okay it can. Can it refactor a simple function? No it cannot, it can't even rename a damn Java class. How can
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by soco 2y ago
I think this anger with Plaid is unwarranted. Without them, or before them, you had zero API access because the banks (including yours) don't give a rat's ass on your fancy access needs. Now Plaid managed to gather together some k
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by soco 2y ago
But "our" bots are always the good ones. Why does this sound like literature...
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by soco 2y ago
Many countries don't have this boat anchor named "student loan" at all, so maybe the lesson here is that indenturing your people who actually want to study shouldn't be a must?
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by soco 2y ago
Because the tech bros said it. Because that's how all tech bro gimmicks over the years went, be it crypto or investments or you name it - they claimed to "disrupt", "improve" and "revolutionize", and your
797.
by soco 2y ago
I don't care about either wording. The moment when the form it generates based on the written requirements passes the QA.
798.
by soco 2y ago
I've been through this cycle as well, but I don't think this works the same way. I mean the only way it would work the same is if AI never reaches its promises, and I don't mean AGI, but never reaches the level of the thinkin
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by soco 2y ago
Which means, the way others argument here (and are downvoted for it) the majority of the country is not particularly bothered by what is going on. No, they didn't approve of this, but also didn't disapprove. So why keeping them as
800.
by soco 2y ago
That's a solid principle we are, or should be, using in our daily work - namely in refactoring.
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by soco 2y ago
It all started with Alan Turing, and let's not forget to put some blame on Charles Babbage and even Ada Lovelace who started it all. After all, anything deflecting blame from the beloved tech leader and his beloved leader is more than
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by soco 2y ago
Reminds me of that tweet where someone was complaining how difficult is to combat the arguments of the left because these tend to be based on facts.
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by soco 2y ago
Arguably he has found a quicker way to become a trillionaire, based on a government willing to fund his trip. And even now he's pushing to expand this base internationally. Do you think investing in research is still worth of his atten
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by soco 2y ago
But the question is, are we there yet? I have yet to hear of an AI bot who can eat up a requirement and add said new form in the right place, or fiddle with a layout. Do you know any? So all those big promises you read right now are outri
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by soco 2y ago
I suppose the study is based on facts, and they are checked, so it must be uncomfortable and even dangerous to the side choosing fantasy arguments. But I might be wrong of course.
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by soco 2y ago
I might be the naive in the room by saying no it's not all western food like that. At least not here, or at least not in any restaurants I've been. But I'm not in the US and also don't go to fast food restaurants, so y
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by soco 2y ago
This sounds a bit like today's default chatgpt verbosity - you usually get an entire printout of context and side thoughts and blah, with the answer you're looking for buried somewhere in there.
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by soco 2y ago
I don't think I can eat the output of some AI chatbot...
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by soco 2y ago
Some high speed trains (in Spain, for one) require security checks to board as well. But they're way less intrusive or time consuming than flight checks.
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by soco 2y ago
Did we get like to a commoditization of flights?

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