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by weare138 9mo ago
Genx here. Yes that is accurate.
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by weare138 9mo ago
I caught this video a few days ago. In a normal world all these people would be in prison.
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by weare138 9mo ago
The CEO of a company constantly looking and sounding high AF might be a red flag too.
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by weare138 10mo ago
Warning: This article is best viewed in a Chromium-based browser (Chrome, Edge, Vivaldi, etc.) for intended rendering of stacking marks. Chromium is the new Internet Explorer.
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by weare138 10mo ago
perl -E 'say " " x (`tput cols`/2 - $_) . "*" x ++$i and $i++ for 1..shift' 25
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by weare138 10mo ago
For fuck sake, for-profit side of Mozilla, get a damn grip! Update, since this is getting traction on Reddit I'm not against Mozilla making money. Like a regular citizen needs to make money, companies and even nonprofits need it too.
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by weare138 10mo ago
#MakeUsenetGreatAgain
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by weare138 10mo ago
Then use one of the type systems for Perl. https://metacpan.org/pod/Type::Tiny
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by weare138 10mo ago
Then don't use the low level interfaces. In Perl, language features are plug and play. Everything's in a module. Use the core module List::Util instead.
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by weare138 10mo ago
The subject of the article is about how one of the widely cited papers on the subject was ghost written by Monsanto, the company that produces Glyphosate. That was the accepted science everyone was trusting which we now know is flat out aca
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by weare138 11mo ago
..and works very well if you do know what you are doing That's the issue. AI coding agents are only as good as the dev behind the prompt. It works for you because you have an actual background in software engineering of which coding
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by weare138 11mo ago
If poo flinging monkeys are making the sausage people don't care how good the sausage is.
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by weare138 11mo ago
The last AI bubble was AI's dial-up era because it was the dial-up era: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_winter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sV7C6Ezl35A
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by weare138 1y ago
That's how they disable your bed when you don't pay the bill.
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by weare138 1y ago
As a long time Gimp user, I remember dealing with the same thing but they did eventually fix that. It actually runs in a single window by default now.
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by weare138 1y ago
Google has a long history of using dark patterns in their privacy settings to mislead users. There's a reason all the privacy settings for Google products are in scattered locations and have vague and ambiguous descriptions as to exact
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by weare138 1y ago
This is just some BS spam product site. And not even a good one. Your site is bad and you should feel bad.
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by weare138 1y ago
Well I don't deal with VCs but from a technical perspective that's is an odd way to phrase it. The perfectly valid explanation in your response is what people the tech scene would expect but if this is a VC money grab then I guess
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by weare138 1y ago
This is an ongoing longitudinal study with inherent reporting biases and coverage limitations. Well at least they're honest...
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by weare138 1y ago
A society that balances cause and effect! Money is also balanced! Money flows perfectly through multiple lifetimes! Being respected ultimately leads to balance! What?
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by weare138 1y ago
Perl is a messy, maddening programming language Only because people kept writing horrible code and using Perl as an excuse. Perl is like C, your code is as readable and maintainable as you choose to make it. It's like that old saying
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by weare138 1y ago
Yes. I do. Just in case anyone doesn't know Perl has been in active development and has been adding new features the entire time. It was never 'dead'. This is Perl's new OO interface that was recently added as a stable f
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by weare138 1y ago
I got ahold of one long after it was obsolete and that keyboard was awesome. Someone needs to bring back the design.
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by weare138 1y ago
I'm sorry but the whole Grok “mechahitler” thing was a feature not a bug. The timing between that and xAI announcing it's AI services for governments and subsequently being awarded a government contract was not coincidental. Elon
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by weare138 1y ago
We already paid for Firefox through decades of donations in addition to the hundreds of millions of dollars MoCo has received over the years from Google that was definitely not a bribe in exchange for sandbagging Firefox by firing most of t
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by weare138 1y ago
I forgot about Threads. I'm surprised that's still a thing.
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by weare138 1y ago
Software that can screw things up on it's own.
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by weare138 1y ago
You want to opt out of this all you say? Good luck running a competitive business! Every metric is now a target. You better maximize engagement or you will lose engagement this is a red queen’s race we can’t afford to lose! I'm from
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by weare138 1y ago
Just wait until we get AI running on the blockchain in the metaverse. The future is here.
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by weare138 1y ago
This Rob guy from the article is also using two classic techniques you'll see bullshitters use all the time, strawman arguments and appeal to authority (ad verecundiam).

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