CodeCube

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by CodeCube 8y ago
> By 30 it's entirely possible making minimum wage to attend college or to take risks. This is a mighty big leap ... many minimum wage jobs have erratic schedules that make attending classes difficult, let alone barely paying you
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by CodeCube 8y ago
This is why we need more remote work! People need to be able to live where they need (or want) to live for a plethora of reasons ... brains are just as good in the midwest, or in the south, as they are on the coast.
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by CodeCube 8y ago
Am I the only one who assumes the people running this site are using the data to feed/teach the algorithm to be more accurate in the future? Like, any time the 'fake' face gets chosen, it gets added to the training dataset of
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by CodeCube 8y ago
re: security camera data ... just look at DeepFakes. The train has already left the station there
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by CodeCube 8y ago
Bah, go ahead and link! you've demonstrated good will already by withholding the link ... but now I (and I'm sure we) are curious about it, if you're willing to share :)
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by CodeCube 8y ago
Needing to put 20+ tags IMO is a hint that something about the process is wrong ... I'd love to hear some ideas about what could _possibly_ be enabled by having 20+ tags on a given work item. What workflow could possibly need that leve
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by CodeCube 8y ago
> It's surely doable in big organizations but small businesses it's an overwhelming cost And yet, there they are ... still having small businesses, and consulting shops, and all manner of people continuing operations in the fac
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by CodeCube 8y ago
This gets even more "extreme" when we talk about digital artifacts ... once the initial labor of creating a piece of music, or film, or game, or program is expended, the cost of infinitely reproducing copies of those approaches ze
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by CodeCube 8y ago
I think a lot of people haven't realized this yet
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by CodeCube 8y ago
more of this!
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by CodeCube 8y ago
In my experience (and this is explicitly anecdotal) ... it seems like liberal memes tend to either satirize a politician's actions or repeat opinion-based editorial info, while conservative memes are more often explicitly fake ... yes,
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by CodeCube 8y ago
Mainly facebook, twitter, and some of the seedier areas of reddit (AFAIK, depends on who you follow) ... it's also quite concerning how many of these memes and conspiracies seem to originate in 4chan; a literal hive of scum and villain
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by CodeCube 8y ago
I'm really really loathe to say this ... but in today's climate, "memes are news". I have 100% had the contents of memes thrown at me in a political discussion. I happen to be online a lot, so in many cases, I've se
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by CodeCube 8y ago
Yeah it's funny; I remember back when blogs first became popular, but before comments-on-posts was a common thing. Most community and discussion happened on message boards or newsgroups (whenever a link to said link was posted). That
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by CodeCube 8y ago
lol ... this seems to be a theme today in several different threads. Literally anyone on this website should take their own behavior as the opposite of what they assume the average user can or will do.
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by CodeCube 8y ago
> submit articles to content indexes ... aaaaaand, there it goes; the spammers already ruined it ;)
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by CodeCube 8y ago
You are not the norm ... the very fact that you are on this website puts you in a very small cabal of users. I can guarantee you that "normal" people do not read these things, and it is disingenuous to expect that they ever will
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by CodeCube 8y ago
No one read that ... we (the tech industry) need to move past the idea that presenting information in a privacy policy or eula is enough. To depend on that is a breech of ethics in my opinion, because no matter how much we'd like for
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by CodeCube 8y ago
I was simply communicating how to avoid this issue ... judgments of worth and value are a separate discussion.
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by CodeCube 8y ago
The trick here is to not use any windows program to modify anything on the WSL file system (because of the unix permission system). But it works vice-versa ... so you can use any unix program to modify a file on the windows file system. So
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by CodeCube 8y ago
I'll admit that I'm not a scholar on the matter, so this may just be ignorance speaking ... but I wonder why all the soft robotics stuff that I see never seems to pair the soft/flexing actuators with any rigid components? I&#
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by CodeCube 8y ago
I mean, you kind of answered the question yourself, "considering quitting facebook. [but] They stick around"
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by CodeCube 8y ago
Like I always tell my kids, "Let other people tell you that you're awesome, just don't say it first" ;)
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by CodeCube 8y ago
> Stack overflow is and always was a question and answer site. To attempt to take credit for the following value of search results containing stack overflow questions that have already been answered that sound like what you’re asking is
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by CodeCube 8y ago
This is a great point. This summer, I took my family for a week of beaching, boating, and snorkeling. I also worked the full week ... of course my boss knew what was up, as I'm up front about everything. But it was great being able to
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by CodeCube 8y ago
yes ... mostly :) I'll give my own example ... I work for a team/company in another state. So on most days, yes, I work from home. However, part time, I go into a local co-working space. This gives me a chance to get out of the ho
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by CodeCube 8y ago
heh https://www.hanselman.com/blog/MicrosoftKilledMyPappy.aspx
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by CodeCube 8y ago
Go remote! the planet, along with your family, sanity, and happiness will thank you! Every working programmer today can stand up, walk to their boss' desk, and have the conversation about going remote, even if only part time (for now).
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by CodeCube 8y ago
I don't know ... maybe I reboot more often than you do? While I've definitely been annoyed by this in the past ... I feel like it hasn't happened or been a problem for a long while for me.
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by CodeCube 8y ago
This is all strictly in my experience ... but anecdotally, colleagues and friends have similar experiences. BSOD tended to be more in those halcyon days of a very diverse and disparate OEM ecosystem ... similar to what we have with Android

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