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1y ago
August 15, 1971 — just sayin'
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1y ago
For very large values of "somewhat peculiar"...
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1y ago
A human deftly wielding an LLM can surpass that hurdle. I laugh at the idea of telling Claude Code to do the needful and then blindly pushing to prod.
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1y ago
You can lead a horse to the documentation, but you can't make him think.
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1y ago
You're going to spend a little over $1k to ramp up your skills with AI-aided coding. It's dirt cheap in the grand scheme of things.
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1y ago
I sneak Clippy into most of the presentations I give.
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2y ago
nil
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2y ago
I think IBM is using LLM to rewrite COBOL code into Java.
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2y ago
It's how I wanted to spend my money, and I'm happy with my decision.
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2y ago
Nikon's HDMI output works just fine on MacOS.
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2y ago
As a Nikon guy, I'm using my Z50 as a webcam with little fuss. I've got a fake battery that plugs into AC power -- and my output is through HDMI to an Elgato Cam link 4k. It doesn't overheat even after hours of use (unlike m
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2y ago
Once in France, a bouncer wouldn't let me in a club because I wasn't dressed properly -- so I was waiting outside while my friend went inside to look for someone. After about a minute the bouncer asked "English?". I said
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2y ago
On a gopher site!!! Maybe a dial-up BBS? Realistically, on your own website. I've never used Facebook. Never will.
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2y ago
Smug Lisp Weenie
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2y ago
No CHANGE Fridays!
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2y ago
Common Lisp.
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2y ago
34 years for me -- and this looks a lot like 2000 to me.
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2y ago
I think you're just seeing the results of years of over-hiring, followed by a slight downturn. When money is cheap, companies over-hire. And when money is expensive, companies fire/layoff/whatever. In this variation of music
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2y ago
Obviously, this sort of information would always be used for good.
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2y ago
It sounds like you need to find some solid 1x engineers.
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2y ago
The mystery is likely solved by assuming he was in aperture priority mode.
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2y ago
Lambda Labs has it too.
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2y ago
Probably because PostGIS is a separate project.
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2y ago
Doping.
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2y ago
The tone was a continuous 350 Hz and 440 Hz sine wave combination, and was generated at the Central Office (likely by a Western Electric No. 5 ESS). It started when the telephone went off-hook and stopped when you started dialing a number.
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2y ago
Any sufficiently advanced incompetence is indistinguishable from malice.
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2y ago
You'll likely be in way over your head with the COBOL project. So choose the first.
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2y ago
If they don't want the negatives, it boggles the mind why they're shooting analog in the first place. Maybe just trying to get rid of some of that pesky excess money. The whole reason I shoot film is for the physical artifact. Oth
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2y ago
Imagine that. A new plague every four years.
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2y ago
So basically, a summarized Ground News?
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