Nickersf

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by Nickersf 1y ago
Exactly, we also have to think about support and maintenance when building and shipping products. It's always nice to play with new things to keep the learning fresh and see what people are up to. I started with php and .NET Framework
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by Nickersf 1y ago
I think they're another tool in the toolbox not a new workshop. You have to build a good strategy around LLM usage when developing software. I think people are naturally noticing that and adapting.
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by Nickersf 1y ago
I encourage this!
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by Nickersf 1y ago
I've had my Rotring 600 mechanical pencil for 10 years and I might need to add the ballpoint variant soon. I see some people mentioning that the new Rotrings aren't as good, which is a shame.
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by Nickersf 1y ago
They need their clicks. lol
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by Nickersf 1y ago
Not just the technical aspect here. I read through the page and nothing of any measurable importance was stated. What problems did this solve? What benefits does this bring to users? I guess I was expecting more from Google. The initial Mat
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by Nickersf 1y ago
> We can finally just take a photo of a textbook problem that has no answer reference and no discussion about it and prompt an LLM to help us understand what's missing in our understanding of the problem, if our solution is plausibl
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by Nickersf 2y ago
Am I missing something? This is a color palette for a website? Is there something special going on here?
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by Nickersf 2y ago
I have two kids in grade school and middle school and I see why we have a STEM gap. I have to constantly correct the learning at home in math. Also, I think it's fair to assume that in Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and China the school kids ar
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by Nickersf 2y ago
I don't think it will boost the fertility rate in any significant way. I think the only way to really make a dent in low fertility rates is to incentivize mothers to stay at home and men to work full-time at least for the first five ye
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by Nickersf 2y ago
Thank you very much for this amazing piece of software.
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by Nickersf 2y ago
Imagine blending the traditional educational structures into EdTech and using network engineering to clamp down what can be accessed in a classroom device to only the educational software modules needed. For example, you could put timers on
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by Nickersf 2y ago
A shiny new tool to extract data from users and convert that into $
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by Nickersf 2y ago
This is exactly what I was thinking. I'm always trying to have fewer third-party dependencies in my codebase no matter how tiny, especially if it's solving problems that already have platform/system native solutions.
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by Nickersf 2y ago
Those are my thoughts exactly. No metrics. It seems like an ad for some AI product to governments. Also, while cutting emissions is a good thing, wouldn't it be good to sell how this will make people's commutes more pleasant and g
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by Nickersf 3y ago
It depends on what needs to be built. If the regulators 'like' what needs to be built it'll pop up fast, look at the wind turbine expansion in Europe and parts of the USA. In terms of material input that dwarves what building
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by Nickersf 3y ago
The sooner social media becomes unpopular the better.
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by Nickersf 3y ago
This takes me back to the Geo Cities days, but with prompts! Pretty neat.
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by Nickersf 3y ago
I think we need to re-think the fundamental reasons for why we use computing technology. There was a time where computers were mainly used to assist humans in handling complex, tedious tasks. Specifically, tasks rooted in computation and or
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by Nickersf 3y ago
For example: "Let's do wind turbines to generate clean electricity!" The wind turbine manufacturing and decommissioning processes are hugely inefficient, not to mention the negative impacts wind turbines have during their ope
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by Nickersf 3y ago
Doubtful. People either don't care or are too lazy to shift. Also, I think it's safe to assume ISP's are going to be wrapped in on this too.
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by Nickersf 3y ago
Is that a "formula"? Or does this happen in some cases where certain factors indicate that hiring at reduced salary for a similar but less experienced worker will yield the same results? If you have an employee in the company for
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by Nickersf 3y ago
First, thing I would consider is mentality. I'm a developer and there are times where I just shut it down after the shift and force myself to forget about work. Shut it off and just start doing other activities. Second, slow down on wo
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by Nickersf 3y ago
I still do it. There are many Americans who still do it daily. There's a certain charm and feel to walking down a commercial street in a small town instead of walking through a fluorescent lit generic corporate branded super store. Onl
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by Nickersf 3y ago
The intellectual labor of thinking about an essay, drafting it, editing, and revising it is much higher than strategically re-typing a ChatGPT output. One requires experience, knowledge, understanding and creativity, the other one requires
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by Nickersf 3y ago
I work remote, and we talk about this topic among the team from time to time. One thing I always add to the conversation is the importance of simulating a work day. I wake up 30 minutes before work and get ready. I raise my desk and work st
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by Nickersf 3y ago
I've made several "Bob's Restaurant" websites for clients. Early on I thought just that. "This can be statically implemented using the core web technologies HTML and CSS" - It wowed the client visually at first
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by Nickersf 3y ago
I wish our governments would spend time and effort to educated and try to dissuade people from ingesting toxic chemicals in the first place. Maybe use their power to influence positive change by encouraging healthier living.
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by Nickersf 4y ago
Think about this from a business finance perspective. Companies have since the early 1900's built an economy around working in offices. Car manufacturers, car service and maintenance businesses, food service companies, commercial real-
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by Nickersf 4y ago
For anyone who has been involved with web UI design and development since the 1990's this is a throwback.

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