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by farcitizen 16d ago
It's important that the cattle pays for its own imprisonment. For example a cow's milk gets sold to pay for the fence. If the farmer where to pay for the fence out of his own pocket, he would be creating negative karma, but if th
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by farcitizen 6mo ago
Just to clarify, the person staring out the window would be competent, just bored. They see the schoolwork as relatively pointless. The adversarial work/tasks you described can be largely done today. Throw a complex scenario at GPT 5.3
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by farcitizen 6mo ago
I agree with him. Historically, society handsomely rewarded the book-smart, the classmates who could absorb rules and execute on them flawlessly. Doctors, lawyers, accountants, professions where creativity was almost a liability. In the new
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by farcitizen 6mo ago
Love this.. I was an ANSI Artist back in the day.. Was in <ACiD>, I knew it was a matter of time before AI would make Ansi's out of Photos.
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by farcitizen 7mo ago
Great Article. And this idea is Largely behind all the new Microsoft IQ products, Work IQ, Foundry IQ, Fabric IQ. Giving the Agents Context of all relevant enterprise data to do their job.
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by farcitizen 8mo ago
I got the same experience. Dont get how people are saying gemini is so good.
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by farcitizen 8mo ago
Love to see retro ANSI art. I was in both the large ANSI artist groups, ACiD and iCE back in the day. These ANSI blocks were a next level step in online graphics, from ASCII art. This was the predecessor to Adobe Flash.
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by farcitizen 9mo ago
Why? Lack of experience. See the other comments, these aren't major things.
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by farcitizen 9mo ago
Exactly. That was very intuitive that you picked that up.
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by farcitizen 9mo ago
When everyone in the room wants to go in a certain direction. And you tell the team "9/10 times i did it that way it blew up in my face.", and you don't fight them and let it play out as a lesson. And there is still a 10
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Kubernetes adoption up, serverless down, developer survey says(infoworld.com)
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by farcitizen 6y ago
I got a source. My ex-Gf who was scrambling to get her brother to contact a family friend to make sure she didn’t get on a government list for being caught with me. The police stoped us when she was on the back of my scooter.
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by farcitizen 7y ago
The Use Cases for GraphDB's are surprisingly small.
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by farcitizen 7y ago
GraphQL is barely relevant today with the older HTTP standard. There is a very limited use case for GraphQL, and you most likely don't need it. If you are new to GraphQL I would recommended simply trying to use it to delete an item by