datavirtue

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by datavirtue 5mo ago
Way better than the random India dev output. I seriously don't know what everyone around here is doing. All I see are complaints while I produce the output of ten devs. Clean code, solid design. Spend a few hours writing context files.
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by datavirtue 5mo ago
Holding it wrong.
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by datavirtue 5mo ago
I have enterprise plans for all AI services except Google. GitHub Copilot in VS Code is the best I have used so far. I hear a lot of complaints from people who are holding it wrong. In a single day I can have a beautiful greenfield app depl
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by datavirtue 5mo ago
I haven't run a Google search in two years. Your comment just made me realize that. Doing a Google search is like trying to watch cable after being on YouTube for years.
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by datavirtue 5mo ago
I'm starting to transition how we build software at our company due to the power of AI. No more: five code monkey contractors under a lead. Two top-notch devs are all that is needed now, unrestrained by sprints and mindless ceremonies.
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by datavirtue 9mo ago
Same here in Cincinnati. Lowe's is far better than Home Depot. Everyone at HD clearly hates their job. Probably not their fault.
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by datavirtue 9mo ago
Exactly, their site and apps are trash.
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by datavirtue 10mo ago
Yep, my father, with no business training or college was funded by my grandfather and was in business for years, decades. He ultimately failed without any savings and died in poverty. Being a small business owner was the only job he ever ha
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by datavirtue 10mo ago
Don't forget about the poor local businesses. Someone needs to pay to keep the executives' lunch spots open.
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by datavirtue 10mo ago
Really? Logic wouldn't dictate that if I'm up 300% or more over two years and everyone is starting to get jittery about an AI bubble that perhaps I should pull out now and await the pullback? If it happens in a year, and I can buy
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by datavirtue 10mo ago
Most investors can time this aspect of the market accurately enough. It's tough for these people to stand by and watch profit being left on the table for a year or two, though. So they get back in, seeing how long they can leave their
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by datavirtue 10mo ago
Right now an elderly person is jamming cash into a Bitcoin ATM for a scammer. Fact.
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by datavirtue 10mo ago
This is the default. I have a few teams like this under my charge, currently. I ask them to protect themselves by logging what data they will need to troubleshoot a new feature. Next release comes around and there is an issue and guess what
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by datavirtue 10mo ago
I only use it when I want to be tracked.
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by datavirtue 10mo ago
Hmmm...YouTube has been getting confused about the language and displaying random languages for the closed captions on videos. This was happening to me across smart TVs but I access YouTube randomly from various devices and browsers...but
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by datavirtue 10mo ago
Yes, the polygraph has one purpose, instill fear. It's an over the top interrogation. Level 1 torture.
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by datavirtue 10mo ago
No, because I would never talk to them.
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by datavirtue 10mo ago
This.
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by datavirtue 10mo ago
Well said
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by datavirtue 11mo ago
They are only selling puts...that's a half-hearted short. They have the resources to borrow shares and bag the whole amount without a time constraint...why not do that?
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by datavirtue 11mo ago
They can shop anywhere they like.
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by datavirtue 11mo ago
Yep, soft drink companies and processed food merchants laugh all the way to the bank.
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by datavirtue 11mo ago
It was done in bad faith. The Trump administration is well known for this hateful, spiteful behavior. They just have to control everything. No exceptions. This whole thing with SNAP is an experiment by them. They are trying to introduce &qu
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by datavirtue 11mo ago
In Ohio we call that "driving to Kentucky."
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by datavirtue 11mo ago
In essence, this is what the investments are meant to accomplish ...alignment of interests.
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by datavirtue 11mo ago
Yeah, total looney. I had a collection of questions and retorts until I got bored with it.
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by datavirtue 11mo ago
The codes are data. The restrictions are empty threats.
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by datavirtue 11mo ago
Yes, people used to see fairies a lot.
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by datavirtue 11mo ago
Sounds good, but then you have the lights over Arizona in 1995 and other incidents that are on video. Are Aliens here goofing off? Probably not but humans are either conjuring these manifestations of mass hallucinations or they are actually
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by datavirtue 11mo ago
Microsoft already has a new business out of the deal. OpenAI can now be extinguished at the earliest convenience.

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