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by stogot 5mo ago
Do you use Kiro specs? I have been loving using Kiro for the same reasons, and and just starting to use the spec feature.
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by stogot 5mo ago
I wonder what the cause of this was? Microsoft Politics? Bureaucracy? Forced move to azure?
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by stogot 5mo ago
OP’s chosen example was terrible. I’d agree with the premise, based anecdotoly but what a terrible selection of articles to prove a point. Better to link the discussion articles where the editors actively slant the articles People become m
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by stogot 5mo ago
The article talks about IBM spreading bets to other techniques. Reminds me to ponder again. Has Microsoft retracted their sketchy quantum claims about inventing new states of matter in the past year? https://www.theregister.com&
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by stogot 5mo ago
Bloggers quoting bloggers quoting instagrammers quoting TikTok
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by stogot 5mo ago
Can’t hear the video for some reason. Did they abort for a technical issue or weather or something else?
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by stogot 5mo ago
> Employers spent company money Wow! How dare they.
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by stogot 5mo ago
It is hard for Microsoft to do the right things* FTFY
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by stogot 5mo ago
Took me this long down the thread to understand it wasn’t an IDE. Terrible marketing and product strat
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by stogot 5mo ago
Ive seen skilled specialists use it in their domain (badly)
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by stogot 5mo ago
fact that universities admin think this speaker was a good choice also shows how out of touch admin has been
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by stogot 5mo ago
Took them years to move on from their terrible keyboard design without a proper acknowledgement
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by stogot 5mo ago
screen readers
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by stogot 5mo ago
Fun How long do you think that took you?
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by stogot 5mo ago
Impressive that Neumann moderated RISKS for 41 years in addition to all of his other achievements. His contributions were valuable to us all
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by stogot 5mo ago
Can you actually remove now? they just use new training data to reinforce what they want and deprioritize ‘bad’ answers
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by stogot 5mo ago
You’re not saying much. Iran could have not pursued this strategy that has turned them into a pariah, but they did It was an active choice not a missed window
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by stogot 5mo ago
Can they not use their endowment to pay for the funding problem?
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by stogot 5mo ago
Third paragraph of the article does make it sound like a simple backdoor planted there
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by stogot 5mo ago
I wonder how foreign governments do it? Better or worse
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by stogot 5mo ago
These are the cases why I understand HR kicks people out immediately during a layoff. But then the employee cries inhumanity and desires that they have access for weeks, when they no longer need to. It’s a risk that’s proven unwise. Blame t
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by stogot 5mo ago
There numerous ways to root Linux over the decades
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by stogot 5mo ago
> I was young enough that I also thought "Snow Crash" was a serious political document. Is snow crash worth reading in 2026? I bought it forever ago and it’s sitting in my shelf
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by stogot 5mo ago
This computation is limited only to some example maths no?
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by stogot 5mo ago
Which tools were these So I can avoid
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by stogot 5mo ago
False dichotomy, the same team members could have been there for 24 months
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by stogot 5mo ago
As if the L4 SDE phone screener has any idea how to answer that from their scripts
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by stogot 5mo ago
China government is stonewalling the safety report: > And then they went silent. International standards require a final report as soon as possible – and, if more than 12 months, annual interim statements. They have not provided updates
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by stogot 6mo ago
“Show me where you spend your time, money and energy and I’ll tell you what you worship...” — John Wimber
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by stogot 6mo ago
Michael Ruse has frequently argued that Dawkins is philosophically unsophisticated, stating that if a student handed in a paper with that level of argument, they would fail. I see no need to care what his opinion of AI is if he fails basic

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