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by zqna 9mo ago
If Greenland is taken over by US, Windows will be your least of the problem. But tunnel vision is oh-so-common in Europe, both between politics and populace
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by zqna 10mo ago
Agentic coding is just another rhyme of 25 y/o frenzy of "let's outsource everything to India." The new generation thinks this time is really special with us. Let's check again in 25 years
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by zqna 10mo ago
In 2018 We had kubernetes, which improved the development speed another 300%!
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Science journal retracts study on safety of Monsanto's Roundup(theguardian.com)
3 points by zqna 10mo ago|0 comments
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by zqna 10mo ago
Any hoax can be easily fought, if the punishment of getting caught is severe enough. The problem is the justice system, that is optimized to protect a criminal and to offload the costs to the society, which is happy to be distracted with id
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by zqna 10mo ago
During 1st Cloudflare outage StackOverflow was down too.
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by zqna 11mo ago
Precisely, while LLMs fail at complexity, DSLs can represent thise divide-and-conquer intermediate levels to provide the most overall value and with good accuracy. LLMs should make it easier to build DSLs themselves and to validate their tr
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by zqna 1y ago
I bet that most of those products are created by their own "AI". They must already be using AI product owners, developers, testers, as their human counterparts are only sitting their in their chairs and only busy training their AI
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by zqna 1y ago
At least there was some good music back then that you coulf cling to and have hope
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Future Shock (1972)(youtube.com)
1 points by zqna 1y ago|0 comments
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'We didn't vote for Chat GPT': Swedish PM under fire for using AI in role(theguardian.com)
6 points by zqna 1y ago|2 comments
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by zqna 1y ago
Wow, stop dreaming, just look the front page of the news, to understand that there will never be abundance, but plenty of suffering on planet Earth, despite what the shills in your cozy corner of it are spinning
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by zqna 1y ago
To the first list also add the typical mediocre developer who has struggled for their entire career, never investing in acquiring deep understanding of how things work, and who is making guesses when attempting to fix things, later blaming
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by zqna 1y ago
It's like saying I never like carpentering, but hey that great ikea thing (or 3d printer), we all now can have nice furniture for pennies! Except it's not nice furniture, it's not for pennies and you still really need carpent
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Thousands in Norway told they had won life-changing sums in lottery error(theguardian.com)
45 points by zqna 1y ago|44 comments
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by zqna 1y ago
There will always be more questions the fool will ask, than a wise man will be able to answer
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by zqna 2y ago
We have means to wipe out those 8 billions in a matter of seconds. And we continuously select the biggest psychopaths to control those means. The evidence shows that we are fucked up species and it's only matter of time when we are goi
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by zqna 2y ago
From NL, both devices uncastable. Any explanation from Google? Or is this covered in the terms of use?
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by zqna 2y ago
If your goal is not to be annihilated in the shirt term, you don't care what they are thinking in DC, Moscow, even London
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by zqna 2y ago
5. Ukraine develops nukes ASAP. That's the only viable strategy thar protects (protected so far).
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by zqna 2y ago
At this point in time the humanity has nothing to offer to any other intelligence (if there is any) out there, nor it doesn't have a need itself to go outside of its own planet, and the big mess that it made out of it. It's akin o
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by zqna 2y ago
It's the opposite of the survival. When locust consumes everything around, it dies out.
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by zqna 2y ago
Can someone tell me what's the point of all this? To export capitalism outside of solar system?
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Syrian Air Flight 9218(en.wikipedia.org)
10 points by zqna 2y ago|0 comments
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by zqna 2y ago
It didn't help that in Poland was an aggresive country in 1930s too, and was waging aggressive wars against its neighbours (read, "Lithuania"), and occupying and bruttaly polonizing what was never its ever. Not too say that L
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by zqna 2y ago
Thought experiments (including "reductio ad absurdum" method) aren't the best to explain the phenomenons of physical world: https://www.richardcarrier.info/archives/17279 Philosophers shoud better stay a
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by zqna 3y ago
In fact, there is an obvious way how to build a machine that tells whether the program will stop or not. One only needs to track all the states that the machine was in, and if a program enters a state that was already encountered before the
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by zqna 3y ago
Never understood this logical jump in reductio ad absurdum argument. "If one finds a contradiction, therefore the initial premise is wrong". The argument always assumes a binary state, either true or false. It excludes another val
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by zqna 3y ago
Yes. A bit more (somewhat funny, but also sad) context: https://www.mdpi.com/2313-5778/7/4/88
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by zqna 3y ago
90% of Lithuanian girls/women last names end with ė. Which is mandated by the government, so as long as parents hold Lithuanian passports then you will be stuck with your ė. So, good luck opening a bank account abroad for your baby dau

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