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> No interviewing all the candidates and stack ranking and trying juggle them to have a plan A and plan B (though people could influence that somewhat through scheduling). What do you mean by this?
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> This is "lobbying" by the people in a disorganised way, trying to fight organised lobbying. That's gighting against an organized crime syndicate. It requires coordination, resources and aim. 1984 is coming in its worst s
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1y ago
Every time I see `curl ..| sh` I feel bad. It shouldn't be a norm to run a downloaded script in shell.
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> Not knowing what was happening, and genuinely thinking my building was about to collapse on top of me was one of the scariest feelings in my life. This what earthquake causes sometimes. So knowing that it was an earthquake would not ch
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> Without it, programming in these languages would be completely different. How different?
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> Where's Firefox going next? Spending donations on C-levels bonuses? /s Would you please __try__ paying attention to the top 10+ years old issues in the FF bug tracker?
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1y ago
For a non-engineer (business) person the case "engineering quality vs move fast break things" sounds more like "slow & expensive VS fast". The choice is obvious.
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> due to a fundamental reordering of adult priorities rather than economic factors. Insurance companies vs children won 1:0, for the support in old age.
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> a gorgeous site with custom code injected CSS and Java (while grokking most of it) From the context, it's not Java, but Javascript.
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1y ago
> Spark: AI mail. To the hell with AI. I just need a stable email client.
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1y ago
Probably https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jazelle or similar would be the answer.
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Is there anything provided by the state for people and not for profit in the US?
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1y ago
> A focus on profit is so frequently completely opposed to human wellbeing and a flourishing society. Not surprising considering the profit is taken from people in the society.
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Sorry it doesn't driving their ads revenue up.
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Java does not have memory safety issues. But it's not appealing, apparently. So why Rust then?
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It'll be, but in a slightly different way. As it will be considered _fair_ for the Warner Bros to sue you dry.
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> Loading it now takes ~10 minutes. What?! How is this possible? How come users tolerate it at all?
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1y ago
Probably, okay until there's some conflict. Then, the lawyers will get paid some money to resolve it. Win-win. For the lawyers.
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1y ago
Why is this called "anomaly"? It's "exploded".
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1y ago
> Today, friends that have stuck around say it’s not safe to walk around Which neighbourhood is it?
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1y ago
are you French? just interesting.
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Former Ubisoft bosses on trial in France
(lemonde.fr)
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1y ago
This code has AI smell
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1y ago
A funny commit message in the root cause (as stated in the linked post) commit: > Push code review advice from @sigmavirus24
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> An expert prompts it and checks the code. Still saves a lot of time vs typing everything from scratch. It's a lie. The marketing one, to be specific, which makes it even worse.
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1y ago
But as a customer cannot know that, they will tend to consume (and mostly trust) whatever LLM result is given.
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Is it the first total surveillance proposal in the US?
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> Investors > We are grateful for the support of Bond, Jeff Bezos, Khosla Ventures, Lux Capital, OpenAI, Redpoint Ventures, Sequoia Capital, and Thrive Capital.
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FYI, it's one of the articles that does not even start scratching the title topic surface in the first 3 paragraphs. Regarding upgrades. It always requires QA to exist (as some rumor says that for example MS went with telemetry only in
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For those who are interested and wants to see how it looks: There are no pictures in this article. It's just some story. Actually it is not a science paper.
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