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by swat535 3mo ago
> Doesn't that run counter to prevailing ideology, that you're meant to either struggle with the materials / seek understanding yourself, or have your religious leaders interpret/receive those insights? I think it dep
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by swat535 3mo ago
Additionally, if you are asking agents to write test, be very careful. They will write tautology tests. They will mock things to no end. They will flat out REMOVE assertions (saying it's not needed). They can also write test to assert
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by swat535 3mo ago
It's a societal problem, mainly in the West. Many cultures around the world don't have this issue. When I was living in Iran, we didn't need a hobby club to meet people, you just picked up the phone and everyone came over. I
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by swat535 3mo ago
> raw intelligence I'm not sure how this would apply. Are you implying that if the company operates on Python, you can hire someone with great "raw intelligence" who have only developed C++ all their life, and they can sta
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by swat535 3mo ago
I don't see the point for consumers. Perhaps a minority will buy a new model every year but many people keep their devices for years to come. Companies that require frequent hardware refreshes would benefit from this, though Apple alre
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by swat535 3mo ago
> the protestant work ethic, I can't speak for Protestants because the denominations vary (though I doubt they would differ greatly on this point) but for Catholics "works of mercy" is defined as caring for the vulnerable
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by swat535 3mo ago
> The bombing of the school was horrible, but it was a mistake Please don't say this. It wasn't a mistake. The very FIRST strike packages of the war are very clearly vetted. If you are involved in military planning, you know th
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by swat535 3mo ago
As a Catholic I agree with the parent. "Street preaching" never works and bothers people. There are better ways to evangelize. Work environments are professional environments.
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by swat535 3mo ago
Terms of services and contracts are written for lawyers and not the average people. If your terms require people to get a law degree and take a week to parse the 400 page document, then I would argue that it's a tactic to get people to
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by swat535 3mo ago
$3 payout? You're being generous, last time there was a major breach, I believe Equifax gifted the victims a year of "free subscription" for their service. Accountability is nonexistent in our industry.
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by swat535 3mo ago
Business never cared about code debt, LLM helps building features faster into production and from their POV, that's all that matters. If your engineers are "wasting time" optimizing artisan code whilst the competition has rel
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by swat535 3mo ago
What does "indoctrinated by their parents" mean? Everyone learns from their parents and is "indoctrinated" by their values. If you grow up as an adult and discover that you disagree with their values, it doesn't mea
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by swat535 3mo ago
> And then when the MVP is done, it magically becomes the shippable product There is a reason for this: no one cares about bugs. Cramming down features for sales to close the deals is all that matters. Ran into a bug? Who cares, people w
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by swat535 3mo ago
I know what IRGC has done, my cousin was spent 6 months in the Evin prison after the Mahsa uprising and her entire life was stolen from her. So I don't need a moral lecture. But the IRGC is the only one defending my home right now. I a
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by swat535 3mo ago
Iranian here, I have no love for the IRGC but I am glad they are keeping Americans from destroying our country right now. We don't need Americans to "save us", we have 90M intelligent people and can resolve our own issues. It
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by swat535 3mo ago
The same reason age identity verification is getting a lot of push back..? This is dystopian on another level. We are gong to reach a state of total digital surveillance without regulation at this point.
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Jellyfin founder Andrew leaves team(forum.jellyfin.org)
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by swat535 3mo ago
If your system's public API requires me to understand all the internals to use it, then it's indeed confusing.
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by swat535 3mo ago
Grok Build has been useless for me personally. Claude is the only one that works best. I find Deepseek to be a great compromise between cost and performance. Anthropic and OpenAI are simply too expensive at this point.
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by swat535 3mo ago
I think we should consider our privilege if we are in a position to think that 95,000 isn't that much money..
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by swat535 3mo ago
You get promoted and let other people deal with the mess. The truth is that no one in management cares about your perfect code, they only care about the projects you deliver, the features you push out and the meeting KPIS.. Your customers d
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by swat535 3mo ago
Even that is being automated now, it was one of the thing being automated very early on in factories..
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by swat535 3mo ago
> Are you sure the claim is false? No one in Iran wants their children bombed for US to "free them". US and Israel don't care about Iran. They just want to destroy our country and take our wealth. Like they have been doing
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by swat535 3mo ago
Also Half-Life: Alyx!
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by swat535 3mo ago
I was diagnosed with Secondary Hypogonadism few years ago. After a series of tests, it was determined that my Testostrone levels well below normal. My urologist prescribed HCG after I insisted that I wanted to have children someday. It has
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by swat535 3mo ago
> functional slop I suppose the question is: will customers and business people care? At the end of the day, if the system does what it needs to do to in exchange for money, then it's a success if people's eyes. Heck, even basi
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by swat535 3mo ago
If you're going to exercise 3+ times a week, make sure to work on different parts of your body during each session or you risk injuring yourself. For example if you are doing arm exercises Monday, don't do arm exercises again Tues
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by swat535 3mo ago
I'm not sure if you've played these games but that's not at all what they are like. They have great gaming mechanics, combat and complex world setups. Perhaps you are mistaking them with Ubisoft's open world games? or de
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I don't know why this topic would be surprising for people. The elephant in the room is that right leaning people tend to be more religious (or have experienced a religious uprising). Religion puts an incredible amount of social pressu
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It should just say "Rent" instead of "Buy"

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