felixarba

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by felixarba 1y ago
> ChatGPT was outright lying to people. And making us look bad in the process, setting false expectations about our service. I find it interesting that any user would attribute this issue to Soundslice. As a user, I would be annoyed that
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by felixarba 1y ago
> Every kid with a laptop thinks they're the next Zuckerberg, but most can't debug their way out of a paper bag I feel like I've seen this quote many times over the years. Also, how do they calculate employment rate? If yo
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by felixarba 1y ago
This was wonderful. The choice to be a fan is within us all.
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by felixarba 2y ago
Honestly, like they published every single statistic, except the actual offenders. If it’s such an important mission for them, then why not publish the offenders?
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by felixarba 2y ago
Nationalism is not the thing stopping most people. It's your friends, family and the feeling of belonging. This is culture, not nationalism. I lived in Canada for 10 years before moving back home. I had a great life in Canada, fulfille
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by felixarba 2y ago
I know it's not comparable to Google, but Microsoft did significantly invest in open source, they also open sourced .NET, made TypeScript, VS Code
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by felixarba 2y ago
This is beautiful and very fun
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by felixarba 3y ago
I second this! I was recently looking into a way to build something like this for my grandfather, but wasn't even sure where to start from the hardware side. I wanted to have hardware plug into TV receiver, generate subtitles for live
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by felixarba 3y ago
I think it's worth a read because it does contain nuance and food for thought that would get lost in a summary. It's not that long, and I'm a slow reader. But, to try and summarize: - Issues with Gemini were not (in author&#x
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by felixarba 3y ago
I entered "bakery" and got dice, a bug, and something I can't recognize
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by felixarba 3y ago
I think you might be reading into it a bit too much. The author is saying that this code > reads exactly like how a person might talk about what they want to test A person WOULDN'T talk about testing a Ticket like what you're d
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by felixarba 3y ago
ME! I think that, you found me
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by felixarba 3y ago
Exceptional and very fun, all I have to say.
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by felixarba 3y ago
I found this article helpful. Most comments on here seem to suggest that hourly is best done when clients don't know what they want, and I think that actually misses the point of the article, in my understanding. Working with a few cus
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by felixarba 6y ago
Interesting reading the comments how everyone has their own best way of joining a new team. For me, the best way to join a codebase without a doubt is to actually just use the product first. What good is looking at the code if you have no i
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by felixarba 6y ago
Had a similar experience, most of my recommendations are childrens books.
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by felixarba 6y ago
I have a morse code app which consistently crashed when certain users would try to translate letter "i", and it took me a long time to figure out that only the turkish users would complain about it, and when one of them sent me a
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by felixarba 6y ago
Tesla is one of the most heavily shorted stocks, and earning 1 million honestly wouldn't even be such a big deal considering how many instititutional and retail investors are swing trading it. Unless you bought some ridiculously short
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by felixarba 6y ago
This is not as good as it sounds just because it works for you. People don't love moving, and they usually move for better work opportunities, not to accomodate a pay cut at their current job. Moving to a lower cost of living area also
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by felixarba 6y ago
I don't know if it was a good idea showing the link in the comments, since OP clearly didn't want their business mentioned. I understand anyone could've done what you did, but that means that they would have to care enough to
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by felixarba 7y ago
Would be interesting to hear why it doesn't play nice with rails yet
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by felixarba 7y ago
You don't have to be well versed in nuclear physics to understand the dangers of nuclear weapons.
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by felixarba 8y ago
Here's a link from an article I remember reading a few months ago that caught me by surprise as well. https://m.huffingtonpost.ca/2018/07/24/toronto-best-city-tec...
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by felixarba 8y ago
Whoah
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by felixarba 8y ago
That's what I thought as well about HP, just anecdata, but every single HP I had (3 of them in total) broke within a year, for various reasons. I always thought it was just a coincidence, but then I got a Toshiba in 2014 and it's