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   by w4ffl35 4y ago

   This is a massive corporation (Microsoft) showing blatant disregard for license which is very different from small scale individual abuse
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   by w4ffl35 4y ago

   Hi,i don't know if I've just missed a feature setting, but the creation process of channels and groups doesn't seem as intuitive as Discord. I would like the ability to create a group, add channels etc. in pretty much the sam
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   by w4ffl35 4y ago

   hail satan
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   by w4ffl35 4y ago

   Then let's play fair and apply that same test to products made by amazon, microsoft, google, facebook, twitter, tiktok etc. these companies all have products that involve what are essentially forms of "ai" (i include social m
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   by w4ffl35 4y ago

   for some people that's the point of life
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   by w4ffl35 4y ago

   true, these people circumvent law, not play by it. But clearly they do their best to wall us off and push us towards the registered paid model that I mentioned.
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   by w4ffl35 4y ago

   my actual tattoo reacts to something (allergens?) occasionally and raises up (I can feel the lines when i touch it). i can imagine that an electronic tattoo of some sort would feel really strange. I almost embedded an RFID a few years back
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   by w4ffl35 4y ago

   Hopefully that one is filled with the names of lawyers
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   by w4ffl35 4y ago

   I think they will try to ban us from the technology, or force us to be registered to use it on their system under supervision. my guess is that the future will involve thumb-printing these models in some way to determine where they came fro
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    by w4ffl35 4y ago

    > It's not just the web it leaks out into, it leaks out into real life none of that requires AI
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    by w4ffl35 4y ago

    "imagine the ability might be abused" Imagine instead if people took this sheepish terrified approach to everything in life. edit: and I'm not saying you're wrong. But literally everything can be abused, from guns to tel
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    by w4ffl35 4y ago

    Thanks. I thought this was a real tattoo which would have been pretty wild
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    by w4ffl35 4y ago

    What is an electronic tattoo? Based on the phrasing in this article I can't determine if this is a wearable device that magnitizes to some weird tattoo or the device is the "tattoo"
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    by w4ffl35 4y ago

    I love mattermost and host it from a a server in my closet (used for internal communication only, not accessible outside of my network)
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    by w4ffl35 4y ago

    Thank you, I am aware it was trained on those repositories. I am not OK with this business model. But my comment still stands. You can turn off the verbatim copying feature that people keep talking about and the "AI model" will ge
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    by w4ffl35 4y ago

    I'm not sure why my comment is getting downvoted. I just gave it a test run. I have a function with this code: if (!card.IsFaceUp && !card.IsBlocked) { FlipTableauCard(card); card.SetIsBlocked(false); break;
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    by w4ffl35 4y ago

    You can open a sidebar (in both Rider and VSCode) which displays full blocks of code
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    by w4ffl35 4y ago

    This is only partially correct. Since I have two free complimentary months I decided to sign up even though I'm not super thrilled with it (see previous comments). I was given two options: 1. allow code from public repositories 2. allo
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    by w4ffl35 4y ago

    which is actually good because then i just right click the variable in my IDE and then click "refactor > rename" and i'm done
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    by w4ffl35 4y ago

    I've also been using this for months, and would not pay for it. I think i might be getting it for free actually as I haven't been asked to pay yet. I came to the same conclusion as you, you can see comments I made elsewhere in thi
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    by w4ffl35 4y ago

    Additionally: when I allowed copilot to do heavier coding for me, I found myself returning later and feeling somewhat unfamiliar with the code. That's really bad for maintenance, project pace, etc. I don't want to try to re-learn,
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    by w4ffl35 4y ago

    I've been using it for a while now. When I forget some syntax occasionally I'll switch this on instead of searching documentation or google, but more often than not my IDE can get me unstuck with less overhead. Also if there are s
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    by w4ffl35 4y ago

    Isn't this just describing iterative development with forks instead of branches?
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    by w4ffl35 4y ago

    I'm not saying I don't use version control. The company I worked at 14 years ago wasn't using version control. They are now.
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    by w4ffl35 4y ago

    Silkscreen was my go-to font choice for my blog back during the 9rules network days. Lots of memories just came back to me designing my site and using that font.
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    by w4ffl35 4y ago

    Looking back over this hours later I want to add the following: the anecdote I offered above was not an effort to paint code camp participants as untrustworthy or incompetent. My point is that this individual was lacking in skills and knowl
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    by w4ffl35 4y ago

    Exactly thank you.
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    by w4ffl35 4y ago

    Shady. The worst ive seen is forcing your American staff to hire a massive overseas team at approx $10k per employee per year, having them set up a local company in their country with the understanding that it's just a front and you ar
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    by w4ffl35 4y ago

    Actually it was chosen because I've had to work with lots of javascript code camp people.
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    by w4ffl35 4y ago

    Additionally, that Jr dev could have learned to code in their basement from some books for all I care... or could have graduated bootcamp sure. It doesn't matter where they got their info as long as they know what they're doing...