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DJBunnies
24d ago
Is it not merely an example of such failure?
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DJBunnies
1mo ago
Birthdays, bachelor parties, random poker nights. It's far easier and has further reach than doing it manually.
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DJBunnies
1mo ago
I'm not so sure. I think it's fair to say that only people who can output good art / code are qualified to evaluate the output of ai. It's like how product people / C levels have absolutely no understanding of what
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DJBunnies
1mo ago
It's kind of like folks wielding gen ai and calling themselves artists. Questionable output, generally shunned by artisans. But possibly good enough for some.
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DJBunnies
1mo ago
Some of us plan events / engage socially.
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DJBunnies
1mo ago
And these examples are not niche?
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DJBunnies
2mo ago
The "right thing" here is subjective. If one uses a good source of entropy (e.g. dice rolls) then one will not "get screwed." > I don't know why anyone would keep their wealth in something that requires so much t
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DJBunnies
2mo ago
Lighten up, friend. Oracle dropping Java support does not an e-waste make.
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DJBunnies
2mo ago
I had more than my fair share of SD failures running pis off their official power supplies. It really is a high failure rate.
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DJBunnies
3mo ago
Except 9/10 times microservices end up wildly dependent on each other, yielding a distributed monolith. Better to use service oriented architecture and just ship the monolith, you can test easier and skip the extra layers of serializa
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DJBunnies
3mo ago
You're thinking of == which type coerces the non-empty string to boolean true. PHP is not the only language that has this type of behavior.
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DJBunnies
4mo ago
Playing with legos is fine if you can afford them.
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DJBunnies
4mo ago
Parenting problems require parenting solutions.
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DJBunnies
5mo ago
How do you know they didn't? My college professor was formerly at NASA, where this stuff is important. I recognize not everyone's work is [as] important, but we should still strive for excellence (and safety.)
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DJBunnies
5mo ago
Might as well eliminate the attack surface entirely, and ban computing.
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DJBunnies
5mo ago
You can just move on instead of furthering your own point.
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DJBunnies
6mo ago
And the cycle won't be complete without such a meta "analysis."
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6mo ago
A battery. Which can catch fire. Around your finger?
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7mo ago
Totally agree, completely different skillset. Every engineer I've seen "promoted" as such becomes miserable, and frankly is not very good at their new role, effectively making it a double loss.
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DJBunnies
7mo ago
Not in my experience. They just regurgitate code, and juniors don’t know if/why it’s good or bad and consequently can’t field questions on their PR. “It’s what the LLM said.” - Great. Now go learn it and do it again yourself.
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7mo ago
Big yikes bro.
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DJBunnies
7mo ago
Try webkitdirectory file attribute for browser access to the file system.
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DJBunnies
7mo ago
That’s not the point. Point is: when @lt100, @lt101, … , @lt999 all vouch for something, it’s worthless.
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DJBunnies
7mo ago
Indeed, it's relatively impossible without ties to real world identity.
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7mo ago
I'm in the same boat, the idiosyncrasies of postgres are real; mysql / sqlite are far more predictable.
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7mo ago
AI is a glorified search engine, it can’t tell what solutions an org actually needs or how to plan & execute them safely.
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8mo ago
Macbooks and iPhones are good devices though, saying this as a primarily linux user. There is no way a company could exist purely on marketing, Apple backs it up with tech.
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8mo ago
Every time I try these they never work, including this one. I’m not sure what the value prop is over just using a torrent client? Maybe when they’re less buggy they’ll become a thing.
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8mo ago
Cool comparison, but none of them get both the face and the time correct when I look at it.
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8mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVsvtEj9iqE
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