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by yuye 4mo ago
>How practical is this? This is basically how ICPC works ( https://icpc.global/ ) Contestant computers boot a Linux image that contains all the interpreters/compilers and documentation for the supported languages, som
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by yuye 4mo ago
>Most every "good" story about him outside of donating money later on ends up with not so great details and reality. It's pretty well known he was a huge antisemite. Then again, from what I understand, antisemitism was pre
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by yuye 4mo ago
I'm a SWE, helping build AI infrastructure. I get where you're coming from, but I haven't "got mine", at least not yet. I'm still relatively early in my career. If AI fulfills its promise, I might lose my job.
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by yuye 4mo ago
>- Wealth is not a zero-sum game It literally is, though. For one's wealth to grow, the wealth of others must shrink. You could print more money, but that'd just result in inflation reducing everyone's wealth. If you inten
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by yuye 4mo ago
I had one of the last available Huawei phones, the P30 Pro, for 3 years. The only reason I had to get a new phone is because it got stolen. >Xiaomi is great build quality but they are rotting out their OS with too much bloat and up sell.
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by yuye 4mo ago
>The control arms, subframes, etc all look good and don't fit the 'chinese car bad' narrative you always hear. While I think the "chinese quality bad" narrative still applies to many Chinese brands, this isn&#x27
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by yuye 4mo ago
Basically Yoko Ono?
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by yuye 5mo ago
Virus alert! I've also burned all of my clothes I may have worn any time I was online.
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by yuye 5mo ago
>It's tonedeaf and criminal Hasn't that been their MO since the start? Absolutely scummy company.
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by yuye 5mo ago
>I think looking at an LLM code and thinking you're now a coder is like watching a someone play guitar and think you can just pick up a guitar and play a song. The truth is, if you want to be good, you have to do the work. So many p
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by yuye 5mo ago
>Ithey just kept paying her for 20 years to do nothing at work, and now she's suing them for the depression she got to get paid for no work. It's called "mise au placard" and it's illegal. It's a technique t
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by yuye 5mo ago
Copper is an essential trace element for many living organisms, including humans, meaning you need copper to survive. Generally, copper has low toxicity. (That is, unless you have rare genetic defects such as Wilson's Disease) Lead is
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by yuye 5mo ago
The first half wasn't too bad, but the AI tells get strong in the second half.
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by yuye 5mo ago
Should've made my example a bit less extreme, but other forms of harm exist: Downtime causing monetary damage (This one is obvious...) Improper security measures causing leaks of customer data, making the victims a target for spam, or
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by yuye 5mo ago
I love Wube's FFFs. I wish more devs would do it; not just a devlog, but really going into the nitty-gritty of how some systems work.
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by yuye 5mo ago
>I always believe software wages shouldn't be more than a plumber or mechanic. Wages in the trades have gone up a lot recently, at least where I'm from. Decades of parents telling their kids the trades are for losers lowering t
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by yuye 5mo ago
It's not just AI-generated, it's also slop!
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by yuye 5mo ago
>Use AI where it helps you and avoid where it doesn't When all you've got is a hammer... ...you'll eventually stop knowing how to use other tools.
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by yuye 5mo ago
>Ever since LLMs started writing decent code, I started feeling like a part of that joy of code-writing has been taken away. The SWEs that go all-in on AI will never understand this, because they have never enjoyed the joy of code-writin
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by yuye 5mo ago
>I think the antidote is ownership. I've said this before, but people gloss over this fact. >Someone with pride, drive, and a high standard feeling responsible for a particular area or thing. I've also said this before, but
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by yuye 5mo ago
>Many engineers are horrible at this and have no desires or ability to become a manager. This is why they went to engineering in the first place. Bingo. If I wanted to spend my life managing incompetent sycophants, I would've studie
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by yuye 5mo ago
Please verify that you are pushing to branch 'master' by saying "Doritos™ Dew™ it right!" ERROR! Merge conflict. Please drink a verification can.
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by yuye 5mo ago
I used to work at a C# firm and we always called it "Microsoft Java", but that's such an insult. C# is way better, I've really enjoyed writing in it. And it actually has pretty good interop with C++/CLI, too.
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by yuye 5mo ago
This has been attempted for as long as programming has existed.
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by yuye 5mo ago
>the running joke is that they'll advise you to "get some fresh air and go for a walk" even if you just broke your leg in half Same in the Netherlands. Except it's not a joke and I've met enough people who'v
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by yuye 5mo ago
>Ok, but what about when those children grow into adults that can’t sit still for 8 hours either? Frankly, my ability to do exactly that when I do something I'm interested in is part of the problem. I'd snap out of my hyperfocu
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by yuye 5mo ago
>What helped a bit for me is relentlessly trying to get your career focused on only fun things. That's what I did. But now AI is threatening to ruin that.
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by yuye 5mo ago
When I was a teenager, this would sometimes get so extremely bad that I could only describe the feeling of forcing yourself to push through this wall as almost painful. My body would tense up to the point of shaking and I could feel my brai
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by yuye 5mo ago
>I don't need pride in "making it myself", what I get pride in is "I solved this problem" Except you didn't solve the problem. Yes, the problem was solved, but not by you. When I was in high school, the scho
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by yuye 5mo ago
I don't think the analogy works. You're focusing on the "how", not the "what". Using a mechanical planer, you still need to dial in numbers yourself. You design your own table, the more modern tools just make i

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