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caporaltito
2mo ago
You're absolutely right
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caporaltito
2mo ago
Well. This is what Soundcloud or Bandcamp do. The problem is that: if it's for free, 99% of people won't pay.
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caporaltito
2mo ago
You should check Norway, Denmark, France or even Turkey
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caporaltito
2mo ago
My mate, learn German and be happy they don't ask for B2 or C1. If I move to China and want the nationality, it's absolutely normal that one expects me to speak Chinese. As an Ausländer (who reached C1), I am surprised that you ar
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caporaltito
3mo ago
We all knew this kind of guys. Bless them
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caporaltito
3mo ago
Yet again another journalist who read too much science fiction and should stop overestimate a bunch of rocks conveying electrical pulses. Or is this simply to get more clicks?
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caporaltito
3mo ago
You'll be okay, mate
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caporaltito
11mo ago
Let me put that in my list of articles to make you feel dumb
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caporaltito
1y ago
"AI" is also the opposite of scientific research: word-suggestion algorithm which guess what is the most probable next part given a set of inputs. In the end, you'll still need to prove that your theory is right.
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caporaltito
1y ago
Show us the code, mate.
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caporaltito
1y ago
Developers and lawyers have a lot in common. In the end, we write rules that are interpreted, whether a machine or a judge. Therefore I think the same things apply as in software development, when you start to think you can fire lawyers and
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1y ago
> I do here most humbly lay this small Present at Your Majesties Royal feet. That guy REALLY needed another royal grant for his research
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caporaltito
2y ago
So what? We are talking about low-fi, chill music and smooth jazz; these genres already sound AI generated from the start. And this won't stop people from making music as well, maybe just deny them to get paid for making a track in hal
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caporaltito
2y ago
Very interesting
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caporaltito
2y ago
"The future is now, old man!"
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caporaltito
2y ago
My guy discovered what Agile really means
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caporaltito
2y ago
What a peculiar take, the whole of it
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caporaltito
2y ago
I think "The state won’t give up its monopoly on identity" is the most violently american sentence I read in the whole year.
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caporaltito
2y ago
Keep in mind: this period does end at some point. All the best!
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caporaltito
3y ago
Same for me.
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caporaltito
3y ago
Thank you.
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caporaltito
3y ago
Why does the majority of front end developers have trouble learning OOP and spend their whole time trying to avoid it? Signed: a concerned Angular (the best framework there is in the whole world) developer
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3y ago
)))))
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caporaltito
3y ago
I always said it: they should work more on their code, not on which kiss-up political title the next version will have.
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caporaltito
3y ago
A manufacturer in Ukraine? I wonder which hackers from which country would have incentives to do that in 2014.
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caporaltito
3y ago
Alright, I will tell my customer it is not possible then, before they leave for the competition who is willing to put the "thousands JS lines".
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caporaltito
3y ago
Oh yes, bring back the PHP days! My god...
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caporaltito
3y ago
> Thousands of lines of Javascript were spilled to do this in the past. Now browsers do it for you. Alright. Now I want my date picker to have no rounded borders, the days in the weekend to be in a specific color and Wednesday to be in a
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3y ago
I don't get how much of a big deal this API thing is. I don't get how much effort is put to have yet another client app. I don't get all of this. This is... Reddit!
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caporaltito
3y ago
I think the biography didn't get his name right: they meant Albert "Mutherfuckin'" Camus.
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