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MyHonestOpinon
13d ago
What a beautiful life!
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18d ago
> I am working at a bigger place now and the AI mandates handed down have been quite unproductive... As if we wouldn't have been able ourselves to figure out how to use the new tools - like we have since the beginning of software. T
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19d ago
I don't really know if this is the cause. But the whole DOGE thing sounded highly irresponsible. Did they understand what they were cutting. Furthermore, there may be even worst consequences in the more distant future.
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1mo ago
It is becoming very hard not to use an LLM. I have been working on a project all this year. I started doing everything by hand, and I am using LLMs a little bit more every day. I suppose we want to use projects that were crafted with care,
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1mo ago
I started using SCCS in the late 80s, then RCS, then CSV, then subversion, and finally git.
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1mo ago
I also consider myself a fairly good pragmatic software engineer. I have led small (3 engineers), medium (15), and large (100+) teams. To me, the best time was late 90s, early 2000s. We had a lot of autonomy. People would just trusted tha
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1mo ago
Same for me. But I suspect I got them by practicing spinning kicks in Tae-Kwan-do. I have to get checked for detachment, but I am good. Doctor told me that eventually my brain would erase them, What I have been doing just ignore them as m
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1mo ago
"If you are famous they let you do anything!"
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1mo ago
Looked at the report. They only show the top 10 and bottom 10 cities. Which has very limited use. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Liveability_Index#2026
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1mo ago
I imagine the parent comment was just paraphrasing on the "Is the economy stupid" phrase from the Clinton campaign,
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1mo ago
Sure, horrible things happened. But a big part of those deaths was the new diseases that people had no developed immunity to. It was bound to happen sooner or later.
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2mo ago
Those are left-leaning only if you do not the details. Please consider that this government has a fantastic propaganda machine. For example, We already had a Universal Basic Healthcare called Seguro Popular. Which was destroyed in 2018 by
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2mo ago
That was not my intention, but thanks for clarifying it. Now days we have to ask if political movements are committed to democracy even before we ask if the lean left or right.
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2mo ago
The current government of Mexico sells itself as a left leaning party. But it has been destroying or capturing every institution we had built to support our democracy, the separation of powers and the rule of law. From the judicial branch,
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2mo ago
> Mexico most cabs there just have windows rolled down or even no windows at all aside from the windshield. That is mostly untrue. I have only seen those in Mazatlan and other turisti destinations.
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2mo ago
In your example, (it seem to me that) is not that the problems is expanding (getting worst) but it is reaching (helping) more people.
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2mo ago
"KOA stands for Kampgrounds of America, the world's largest system of privately owned and franchised campgrounds"
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2mo ago
The US had the power to start the war. The US doesn't have the power to stop the war.
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2mo ago
Well thought out strategic tariffs are ok. But this is knee jerk tariffs. Even in the best case scenario introduces a lot of uncertainty which freezes investing and decision making in general.
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2mo ago
Just wondering if we are working a lot but perhaps we do not get the same feeling of accomplishment that we used to get since we feel that we are not really doing the work?
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2mo ago
We may solve it for Humans. Earth will continue living without us.
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3mo ago
While interesting. Is it a 'Major discovery' ?
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3mo ago
Can you explain ? I understand each word but not the meaning of the whole sentence.
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3mo ago
I am not sure if your initial paragraph was meant to be sarcastic. I do believe we should give additional help based on economic need rather than race or skin color. Free universal preschool seems to have big impact. Also free universal sc
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3mo ago
I am under the impression that a big part of the current AI progress is the result of the availability of chips that were created for gaming.
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3mo ago
But it is not only about the money. People just have their own lives, interests, and passions. For me, the lack of autonomy when doing my job kills a lot of the motivation.
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3mo ago
I always thought that an Engineering degree with an MBA is a very good combination. You get very practical, useful things when you are younger. Once you have acquired enough life and work experience then you can appreciate the subtleties o
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3mo ago
Not disagreeing with you. Successfull people tend to have IQs between 120 and 135. (citation needed) It makes sense because there are a LOT more people in that range than in the 135+ range. 120-135 is often sufficient. I suspect that somet
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Girls are doing great, which is great! However boys are not doing so well. To add insult to injury, they are still blamed for what we (the rest of men through history) did.
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3mo ago
I don't feel the parent post is about bad envy. There is also good envy, when you feel happy for someone's blessings. But you also would like to have it for yourself.
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