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by devmor 6mo ago
Oh that’s the best source I could ask for, thank you!
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by devmor 6mo ago
Can you provide a source for those statistics? They don’t match up with any numbers I’ve seen, and in fact look ludicrously unrealistic.
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by devmor 6mo ago
Add “profiting from and encouraging the exacerbation of” to the start of my explanations.
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by devmor 6mo ago
Well, one involves two teams of consenting players involved in a game. The other involves the brutal deaths and suffering of exponentially more innocent people than those who want to be involved.
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by devmor 6mo ago
> Case in point, it took 13 years of constant community effort to hack it. Can you attempt to quantify this effort in comparison to other game consoles? I'm not very familiar with the Xbox scene, but I would assume that there was a
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by devmor 6mo ago
"Extremely hard to hack" or "Hackable only after it's retired" don't exactly roll off the tongue, but they are not synonymous with "Unhackable". In many cases the truth is simply that its not worth th
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by devmor 6mo ago
Apologies for the misunderstanding, your post read to me like you supported this type of gating, just not age verification in its current state. I think the solution has to start and end before the internet is even involved in the equation,
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by devmor 6mo ago
> at whatever point parents stop monitoring, they would like the kids to not be fully in the deep end Parents want to stop monitoring their kids, but still want their kids' experiences to be catered to their ideals, so the rest of s
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by devmor 6mo ago
I’ve worked on teams like you describe and it’s been terrible. My current team’s SDLC is more along the 5-hour line - if someone hasn’t reviewed your code by the end of today, you bring it up in standup and have someone commit to doing it.
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by devmor 6mo ago
I used to do this! I can’t anymore, not with the advent of AI coding agents. My trust in my colleagues is gone, I have no reason to believe they wrote the code they asked me to put my approval on, and so I certainly don’t want to be on a po
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by devmor 6mo ago
Do you have any kind of proof you can show us? This reads like every other AI hype post but I have still never seen anyone demonstrate anything but proof of concept apps and imaginary workloads.
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by devmor 6mo ago
It’s not really that useful for what people tell me it will be useful for, most of the time. For context, I am a senior engineer that works in fintech, mostly doing backend work on APIs and payment rail microservices. I find the most use fr
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by devmor 6mo ago
If that is what you took from the article I think you might have some language development issues yourself, friend.
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by devmor 6mo ago
How do you figure that the author is “developmentally challenged”? It sounds to me like they are able to handle their insecurities in a more mature and emotionally balanced way than most others.
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by devmor 6mo ago
I personally vastly prefer directness when I’m spoken to - but it’s important to recognize that most people do not have the emotional conditioning to handle that. This is not something that will change within our lifetimes. Learn soft skill
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by devmor 6mo ago
Of course! This applies to more than just issues like this, but essentially all types of moderation. There have to be exceptions because humans have exceptions. I am just very interested in the specific scenario this person imagined for the
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by devmor 6mo ago
As an aside - I am a slightly under 2m tall man and I still use my phone with one hand. I still use a 7” tablet with one hand as well.
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by devmor 6mo ago
This response did not even attempt to address my question whatsoever.
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by devmor 6mo ago
What you're describing is exactly what I see in the image.
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by devmor 6mo ago
That seems like it could lead to imprecise outcomes, so I've started a business that defines a spec to output the correct English to input to your product.
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by devmor 6mo ago
>it does allow people for whom typing and dictation are painful, difficult, or impossible Putting aside the example proposed above where typing or dictation may be difficult, "impossible" seems, well, impossible. I am curious h
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by devmor 6mo ago
Coming from a social scene in which I'm involved in modding and deconstructing video games, this behavior was immediately apparent to me. It's the same contrived story that cheaters use to explain why they really really need a fea
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by devmor 6mo ago
The argument is misrepresented - I think it's about frustration and convenience, not achievability. I developed some work that keeps tens of thousands of people alive every day on a $100 Acer netbook almost 15 years ago. The tools are
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by devmor 6mo ago
I believe it's actually trying to render a splitting maul, which people often confuse for an axe.
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by devmor 6mo ago
> ("TNBU" is "UNBT" backwards, presumably UniFi Broadcast Technology.) This seems like an odd misunderstanding, especially because the correct inversion “UBNT” is the default login name for most UniFi web UIs. You mig
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by devmor 7mo ago
In the early 2010’s I worked for a company whose primary income was subscriptions to site protection services - one of which included cleaning up malware-infected Wordpress installations. I worked on the team that did this job. This exact t
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by devmor 7mo ago
It is the reason AMD exists.
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by devmor 7mo ago
This is a very silly premise to begin with. If AI agents are so underdeveloped and useless that they can’t parse out CLI flags, then the answer is not to rewrite the CLI. You either give the agents an API layer or you don’t use them because
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by devmor 7mo ago
Holy crap, I use Firefox every day on Windows and MacOS and I've never seen a menu like that. Of course, I've never selected an entire page section of multimedia content and right clicked on it before. Of course the menu has a l
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by devmor 7mo ago
I think that proof of concepts are PHP’s greatest strength, actually. These days it can be almost as strict as you want it to be, but it’s always been a “loose” enough language that you can implement things that work in very fragile ways an

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