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by waboremo 4y ago
Alternatively, question why we spend so much time "working". We do not work 8 hours, but our schedules are set that way. We're only working ~3 hours per day, the rest is mostly fluff. Give people back those 5 hours and you&#x
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by waboremo 4y ago
>Almost every day I see comments here ridiculing the idea that someone might enjoy the presence of their coworkers. This seems misleading, I've rarely come across that even among people who are in threads proclaiming they completely
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by waboremo 4y ago
Same, but I have a hard limit for how many days per week I would prefer going into the office. I cannot fathom those who have a life outside of work actually wanting to spend 5 days a week going to the office when they have a choice otherwi
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by waboremo 4y ago
Turns out, as ChromeOS and Android has proven, and now the Deck the best way to increase linux usage is to not immediately drop someone into the hot mess that are mainstream DEs for linux.
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In an ideal world that's true, but a lot of really bright kids wind up becoming educationally restless, and fall into traps of not seeking higher education because of how slow it is. Also due to them being quite gifted, they develop so
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by waboremo 4y ago
Yes, but this also assumes that a lot of the content created by humanity has been worthwhile. A lot of it is pure noise. Youtube is a really great example of this, in between the "hidden gems" and "popular high quality"
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by waboremo 4y ago
How could it have awareness of gpt4 when it wasn't even in existence prior to 2021?
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Yep. It's the reason why I tend to point anyone interested in the Deck to look at ProtonDB instead. A much more thorough picture of whatever games they might be interested in. Using Cyberpunk as an example again, it's only given &
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by waboremo 4y ago
Is it unreasonable to assume this article was also generated? It's the unnecessary numbered list (a favorite of GPT) that gives it away. Only being facetious. Not much new to discuss from this article, it's a very shallow overview
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Yes, this era[1] was particularly rough for NYC. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_New_York_City_(1946...
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The work they did with the New York state has absolutely been monumental. So monumental even 40+ years later people still prefer it to the newest creations. This campaign also re-emerged after 9/11 as a symbol of support, something mos
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by waboremo 4y ago
Sure, but do you have a solution to the problem that doesn't also hinder those who are using both StackOverflow and ChatGPT for "good"? Without a solution we're just whining about bad actors existing.
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by waboremo 4y ago
Valve labels Cyberpunk as verified, which by default tries to get you to play the game at an absurdly low framerate (even by handheld standards). This means that playability standards aren't high, but rather their goals regarding these
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by waboremo 4y ago
>Crucially, those have context around them Often incorrect context, incredibly biased context (no you don't know what you want, here's a complete misdirection), or just plain outdated. So basically the same thing as ChatGPT. Pe
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by waboremo 4y ago
Disagreeing with some of the decisions they've made in regards to concurrency doesn't negate it from being a core pillar. Neither does wanting more information on why they've made the decisions that they have. This is common
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> It's the manager who is now incompetent because some people can't ever get out of first gear? Yes. Using your own words "no matter the task put to them". So who is in charge of assigning tasks? How does this person
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by waboremo 4y ago
This is why this discussion is usually fruitless, it assumes a situation which never exists (this idea that people are hiring incompetent but nice devs over the reverse, or vice versa entirely). But what is a reality, is that without a comp
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by waboremo 4y ago
Generally speaking that's true. But I'm not entirely sure many luminaries would be satisfied being relegated to being the "Fortnite language". Surely they have larger goals here and it's why Epic is bothering when s
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by waboremo 4y ago
I'm confused by this example, Jonathan Blow sounds identical to LANGUAGE EXPERTS here. If anything the difference stems from humor, but they're both doing the exact same thing - arguing Yet Another Language is better.
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by waboremo 4y ago
Yes, but it's not an exclusive design goal. Other goals are listed on that page and you can see how design tradeoffs happened. You don't prioritize simplicity over all and make concurrency a core pillar! And certainly I think they
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Why would Epic, owners of the primary reason why C++ is gravitated towards in game programming, spend time and money creating Yet Another Language just to satiate luminaries?
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by waboremo 4y ago
Funny you mention old school software engineering, because it has become an arcane art! We do not feed punch cards into our computers anymore. Should also mention I don't believe "prompt engineer" will be a serious long term
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by waboremo 4y ago
Yes that's exactly what I do, except they're not really all that well documented. What are you doing in your daily biz? Could you provide some specific examples I'd like to see how chatgpt reacts to them.
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by waboremo 4y ago
I wouldn't go that far, but the keyboard being such a core aspect of it but looking like a regular modern keyboard thrown in does kill a lot of the appeal.
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In a way, people who are concerned about skills atrophying are repeating the cycle of previous generations, shaking their fist at higher level programming languages or drawing digital images. How dare you not keep the skills of those who ca
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by waboremo 4y ago
Fully in agreement, they're in all the necessary positions to do so.
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A much more clear example. However and tying this into what Steve Jobs was saying, Microsoft's culture would not be "plain vanilla ice cream". It's lacking taste, so it would be a waffle cone topped with mayonnaise that
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by waboremo 4y ago
On the contrary, I was not suggesting it is unlikely to affect the status quo, I think prompt engineering will become so default it's as expected as "can work on a team". Status quo will change, but not in the "direct re
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by waboremo 4y ago
Fantastic point, and I believe the only comment in this entire thread to accurately assess the discrepancy between the groups mental health professionals have a disproportionate access to. I would be more interested in seeing the rates of m
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by waboremo 4y ago
The same place herbs have always come from. If you don't want to step outside of your city or visit the local farms/greenhouses, then import. You can also import seeds, but it's up to you to ensure the seeds are the right one

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