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zwnow
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Should the people who built Palantir be proud of their work? Or the people who built Amazons employee surveillance?
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Professional joy does not matter. Do not make your job your life. Family matters, personal goals matter, professional goals however do not. When my father had cancer the only question his employer ever asked was "when is he coming back
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zwnow
1y ago
There's absolutely no reason to not make a website responsive. Its even expected considering how little effort it takes.
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zwnow
1y ago
Why would I do that if there is stuff like CSS where the dev responsible for the implementation could've built it responsive from the start. Ironically this does not surprise me on a Rust based website.
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1y ago
Currently scaling limitations where gain outweighs the cost efficiency. True long term reasoning. Hallucinations and pattern matched reasoning over structural reasoning. Reasoning for novel tasks. Hitting a data wall so lack of training dat
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zwnow
1y ago
Haha I barely touched the nether in Minecraft, still had a blast with my friends. Unfortunately nowadays they exclusively play competitive games so I can not join them anymore...
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zwnow
1y ago
When there's something new and shiny progress is made fast until we reach the inevitable ceiling. AI has unsolved issues. The bubble will eventually pop and the damages will be astounding. I will sign the HA HA HAs. People are delusion
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1y ago
I agree. I used to play Path of Exile a lot, recently joined the new league in Path of Exile 2 and the balancing is so bad you have to play a particular build to beat the campaign in a reasonable time. In a game that is all about build vers
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zwnow
1y ago
I like it, looks cool on desktop, but a mobile view would be cool to have as well. Having to scroll from left to right is a little awkward. Just as a side note
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zwnow
1y ago
Stresses the liver, also if its used frequently for mild inconveniences you should maybe go to the doctor, as frequent headaches or stuff like that can hint to more severe stuff.
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zwnow
1y ago
Its so popular people will take it for mild inconveniences, which is absolutely not what you should do.
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zwnow
1y ago
I'm talking algebra you need a degree for. Well algebra u learn while getting one that is.
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zwnow
1y ago
Yea that's not what I work with my guy
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zwnow
1y ago
No worries, as a self proclaimed youngster I didn't manage to understand Fourier in 2 days and never bothered again. Also had no other prior knowledge to algebra so maybe that's why I struggled. Never perceived algebra as useful i
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1y ago
Like AI slop always looks or sounds the same... Generated videos/images are uncanny. Text is really easy to identify too and reads boring. AI is missing character.
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1y ago
This advice basically is "be fake and people will eventually like you" which is one of the reasons im constantly pissed off about other people. I respect authenticity and I do not need people in my life preferring a version of me
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1y ago
Yea IEx is pretty cool, that's how I test while programming as I do not write tests for everything.
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1y ago
I got 30 years of me time
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1y ago
For me its the complete opposite of simple. I am a fan of BEAM and OTP but im a horrible programmer. I have constant fear of having picked the wrong restart strategy in a supervisor. Or about ghost processes or whatever. I have no mentors a
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zwnow
1y ago
I get that. For lots of articles there are people giving additional context which i find highly interesting. As a German, nowadays I just see a lot of hate towards immigrants or women, which deeply saddens me.
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1y ago
Ah I can see that as well, I think you should discover new stuff all the time, but for some things you just know you won't like it, despite never having tried. Karaoke for me.
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1y ago
I am fully against forcing kids into this world with the way things are currently going. If I see a future I'd want to live in I'll think about kids.
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Long time depression, father dead at 15, half of family dead since, possibly adhd, moved places like 8 times, poor (thankfully no debt), balding, never had a relationship, constant anger due to the stupidity of other people (when reading co
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Its also very subjective and dismissing people because they have "bad taste" is silly behavior
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Listen, I am 30 now. Not too old, still missing plenty of experiences in life. But I know what stuff I do not like, and I won't force myself to try and like them. I hate sports, I tried liking it, did not work out (heh pun intended). I
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I can understand that. For me personally, Vue has a limited set of lifecycle hooks you can use so its hard to pick the wrong one. React on the other hand gives u some kind of use_ for everything, so its first and foremost harder to understa
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> Everyone complains that react is so slow and horrible, it isn't. It's their code that's slow and horrible, react is snappy as hell when you use it properly. Why use something that you have to use "properly" whe
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1y ago
I am not an AI enthusiast but I get what you're saying. I occasionally use ChatGPT due to Google being enshittified pretty much. I often do not like the things it tells me and I for sure do not like it complimenting everything I do, bu
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Yea I would agree. I do not use component libraries ever as I prefer building my own. But I also know that stuff like shadcn also has Vue variants.
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I work with Vue 2 and Vue 3, both options and composition APIs and both are pretty great. I dont know how it's like for very complex UI but it 100% fulfills my needs. Also shout out to Pinia, I love you!
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