yeasku

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by yeasku 1y ago
And create a theory of quantum gravity.
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by yeasku 1y ago
Chat rooms webs were sold by millions in the dotcom era. And everybody used them. Nowdays everybody see them as useless.
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by yeasku 1y ago
Nor I dont think Coget, GX or Level-3 were dotcom companies.
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by yeasku 1y ago
Honestly, not that many people had modems.
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by yeasku 1y ago
That SO link is really good, thank you for the comment.
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by yeasku 1y ago
Strings in C# are inmutable. To work with strings you should use StringBuilder.
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by yeasku 1y ago
I wanted to get into sim racing but paying for mods is not something i like.
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by yeasku 1y ago
The number of projects shared is more ot less tye number of bussines that accept Ethereum
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by yeasku 1y ago
I didnt know, I am not native and have never seen it before Like for example nobody says: They cars can be fast. People usually say: The cars are fast. Or sometimes: Them cars are fast. But never: They cars are fast.
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by yeasku 1y ago
All the codding I did as kid was with QBASIC and a Pascal like language. I think it made it harder to adapt to more modern languages, but at the same time I would have never been able to start with C. I am self taugth and there were no C bo
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by yeasku 1y ago
Time to find a gig in the defense sector.
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by yeasku 1y ago
They wrote: They can code your startup... Like the LLM was a person, lol.
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by yeasku 1y ago
To become an expert in something having feedback is key. With classic coding the feedback loop is very straigth forward and fast. More so with and IDE, you get instant feedback as you write. With LLMs the loop is not as clear.
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by yeasku 1y ago
I will go to work anywhere else if I had to review code with videos.
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by yeasku 1y ago
If it took you 2 days and now half hour that is a x32 speed up.
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by yeasku 1y ago
Every time I read something like this I wonder if the author only writes HTML
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by yeasku 1y ago
I must have very low IQ because I have been codding for 25 years and I learn new thing every day. Or you are just writing the same React components every day.
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by yeasku 1y ago
I have been folowing the things Open AI does for 10 years. Now it works, not like before, gets old after a while.
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by yeasku 1y ago
Most AI evangelist commenters here end up with the same arguments every time. You are just not a true scotsman. And when they link something is one of those repos full of sloop and no code. I am becoming paranoid and wonder how many people
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by yeasku 1y ago
10 years of work and they have nothing to show.
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by yeasku 1y ago
Can you share any of those projects with us?
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by yeasku 1y ago
Can you show anything you have built?
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by yeasku 1y ago
Personally I could not work from home with adsl. Is not only the bandwidth but latency, i get 5 ms ping to servers in eu. The quality of life I get from that cant be paid with money. Also with DSL because how it works they can give you only
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by yeasku 1y ago
We reemplaced one tech that was used by literally the whole world, pair copper wires, with something orders of magnitude better and future proof. My pc literally cant handle the bandwidth of my fiber connection. We did not need it? Did you
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by yeasku 1y ago
I tougth what you wrote was crazy wasteful, then I remember the world runs on js.
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by yeasku 1y ago
I am suspicius of every codder who does not appreciate types.
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by yeasku 1y ago
I tried to play c&c few months back, I think EA gave it for free? It has not aged well. But at the time was amazing.
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by yeasku 1y ago
The greatest people in each field love what they do. The best climber in the world loves climbing. Same with drives, cheffs, and yes, people who write code.
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by yeasku 1y ago
You are a top stackoverflow contributor with 20 years of experience in...
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by yeasku 1y ago
The issue is people who cant code.

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