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by aaccount 4y ago
Statistics
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by aaccount 4y ago
WRONG. OOP is the most over rated
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by aaccount 4y ago
Kubernetes isn't a solution. It just pushes the problem down the line. Fundamental problem is most software developed these days aren't packaged properly. The devs just ship the code to production. The hacks that they used to get
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by aaccount 4y ago
Most jobs done need to exist to begin with. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kehnIQ41y2o
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by aaccount 4y ago
Careers, credentialism and metrics
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by aaccount 5y ago
I've been thinking the same thing. Considering how good discord is
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by aaccount 5y ago
Companies will always exploit you. That's the point. What you have to do is exploit the company.
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by aaccount 5y ago
LOL, I always thought self driving is a scam. Its just hyped up driver assist.
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by aaccount 5y ago
A rare article on the realities of blockchain
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by aaccount 5y ago
newer tech allows lower skilled developers to build programs. Which in turn leads to more tech to dumb things down even more. Resulting in more inefficient programs overtime.
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by aaccount 5y ago
Yes! and so is anything based on blockchain
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by aaccount 5y ago
I did it once. Did absolutely nothing of value for 8 months and went back to work. I had savings so I was ok financially. Mostly played games and watched movies. Traveled a bit. Didn't realize I needed it until I was doing it. I think
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by aaccount 5y ago
Everyone who is even remotely interested in economics should read "Debt: The First 5000 Years by David Graeber"
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by aaccount 5y ago
missed the opportunity to call it Disinformation As A Service
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by aaccount 5y ago
Going back to office as soon as possible. I hate working from home. There is no separation between the two now
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by aaccount 5y ago
LOL, I think a better question is can people unlearn?
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by aaccount 5y ago
nothing better than some well place printfs If anyone is interested gdb has a visual mode. Eg: gdb ./a.out then while inside gdb ctrl+x, a so press ctrl+x at the same time, let go and press button 'a'
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by aaccount 5y ago
none of these are self-driving. They are just driver assist feature rebranded and marketed well. Tesla can't even get their cars to drive in an empty tunnel
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by aaccount 5y ago
Cool, thanks
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by aaccount 5y ago
https://covid19criticalcare.com/ https://bird-group.org/ Take a look at these 2 sites
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by aaccount 5y ago
I was just about to say the same thing
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by aaccount 5y ago
should have titled it "An Old Hacker's Hacks on Staying Employed"
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by aaccount 5y ago
Staying far away from hyped up areas like crypto and AI
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by aaccount 5y ago
These are temporary job titles since most of the IT work these days comprise of gluing things together. I think these types of jobs will vanish with in the decade due to platforms like Microsoft's power platform or dynamics 365.
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by aaccount 5y ago
Most people working in the AI field are completely ignorant to the underlying mechanisms. They just hack together some code from github and feed some data in. Just because you get an output doesn't mean its even remotely accurate. Anyo
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by aaccount 5y ago
Those values are for a 100,000 people, If you do the calculation for the people not affected 99.9785% of vaccinated are not infected 99.8714% of un-vaccinated are not infected 99.9999% of vaccinated are not hospitalized 99.9975% of un-vacc
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by aaccount 5y ago
Any sort of containerization is for people who don't know how to properly package software.
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by aaccount 5y ago
Nope. Only use a TKL with Vim and Tmux. I don't actually use the mouse during coding now that I think about it
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by aaccount 5y ago
Can I just point out that the number of scientists saying something in science doesn't mean much
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by aaccount 5y ago
how can it be made more traceable? Everything is already in the ledger.

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