brzezmac

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by brzezmac 5d ago
how come the ones who live the longest never do the HIIT treadmill hamster wheel training, but rather frequent light-to-moderate walks, bicycle rides, garden work or the like?
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by brzezmac 5d ago
that's why I argue the LLMs are just a bunch of glorified lossy compression engines ;)
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by brzezmac 6mo ago
Somehow i get this as I find myself either creating or using a generic e.g. "run.sh" which I then wrap into other scripts which call the generic one with the most common use cases / configurations.
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by brzezmac 9mo ago
I'm building a "mail merge for PowerPoint": - https://pptxmailmerge.com Still in MVP mode - but it already made some sales. What's different about it from similar solutions is the way you can get data from an
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by brzezmac 3y ago
Two employees of a company were suddenly approached by the CEO accompanied by the CTO. - Death or Scrum? - asked the CEO The employees knew nothing about this Scrum thing, but were to intimidated to ask and the other choice was one they wer
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by brzezmac 4y ago
Scorch is the ultimate gaming experience. In primary school we would always finish computer science classes with a game (or a few) of Scorch. Recently I've shown this game to my kids (10 and 8 years old) and they were really excited to
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by brzezmac 4y ago
Looks like a good place to workout before attempting to switch off notifications in some popular applications.
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by brzezmac 4y ago
Thinking, especially abstract thinking, is crucial to software development, as often (not always) creating software is abstracting real life into algorithms and data structures. Writing text in a word procesor, notepad, etc. is in my opinio
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by brzezmac 4y ago
So we have come full circle. That's the way we have been building software when I was starting with professional software development (this was around 2005). But the idea of doing a thorough analysis (business, technical) is a little b
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by brzezmac 4y ago
Recommend revisiting Mr. Stoll's book - 'Silicon snake oil' (1995). It shows how much people who are inside the revolution can't see that it's the revolution. I think he got it wrong with everything the internet wou
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by brzezmac 5y ago
"grab her waist, pull her close, lift her up, ..."
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by brzezmac 6y ago
I'm on the fence with this one. In EU we had a discussion about link tax and some related areas regarding remuneration for content providers by content distribution platforms (search engines - prominently Google and social media sites
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by brzezmac 6y ago
Japanese did their fair share of disgusting things during WWII and occupation of China, Korea, but the article sounds like and old joke about a mugger who says he saved a girl today. He didn't mug her, so that counts as a save.
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by brzezmac 7y ago
we need to go deeper ...
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by brzezmac 7y ago
so it's time for Carbon-14 then ...
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by brzezmac 7y ago
I'd say e-mail was not. The features that gave it a bad rap are CC and Reply To All. My 0.02$ on the subject: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/cc-reply-all-perfect-match-ma...