iExploder

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by iExploder 4y ago
moderation was never as important as it will be in the new "AI age" of generated content There should be a mechanism to make sure people dont dive into a rabbit hole and get stuck on whatever type of generated content they want to
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by iExploder 4y ago
arguable, but being married with kids has more detrimental effects than watching nuclear bombs go off in the dessert
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by iExploder 4y ago
completely untrue, humans are naturally objective and the hardest, most capable and morally just people always rise to the top to make the best of the decisions for rest of us
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by iExploder 4y ago
you just pwned yourself Sir: AI was programmed and trained by a lot of people
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by iExploder 4y ago
practice reading with understanding mate
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by iExploder 4y ago
I'm not an expert on this but a quick check online and I found tax brackets for California: $35,000-$80,000 [25%] $80,000-$170,000 [28%] I'm just going to let you know that in Europe (Austria) personal income of 32,076 to 6
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by iExploder 4y ago
whether the gained wealth from exploitation of people outside of USA allowed more mobility between wealth classes inside of USA - that would be a complicated discussion for me I was merely pointing out the fact that it was possible to ascen
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by iExploder 4y ago
used to be like that 20 years ago, maybe still doable in todays economy but the bar is much much higher and there are some new risks involved
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by iExploder 4y ago
Oh UK recruiters, for the most part cowboys with attention span of coked up butterfly. Hats of to the few real ones...
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by iExploder 4y ago
Exactly on point, Europe is feudal and always have been. It is actually the reason why USA was "invented", when people who were fed up with the system left to start anew. I studied, lived and worked in high demand field all my adu
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by iExploder 4y ago
based on https://layoffs.fyi/ seems like 1M is rly a bit too much
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by iExploder 4y ago
ChatGPT is like google/stackoverflow/wikipedia on steroids and it will get only better over time. there might also be specialized models for particular jobs, this will save people time on a lot of routine work and allow individual
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by iExploder 4y ago
probably not for the current version, but I think the next gen version or version trained for programming will finally break me (or my wallet)
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by iExploder 4y ago
every parent has a plan until their child has a nuclear melt down demanding chocolate and cake at 3 am in the morning
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by iExploder 4y ago
you have described only the biological component of existence, but being alive is more complicated than that
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by iExploder 4y ago
I would advise against 8GB, its really low even for lightweight work. You mention "dev' work: Imagine you have: - few browser tabs - IDE - compilation - maybe virtual machine or application under test running its very easy to run
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by iExploder 4y ago
yes m'lords please enlighten us; GoT is too fresh to re-watch, hopefully this thread will have enough cloak and daggers trivia to keep me warm till next series come
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by iExploder 4y ago
Show HN: I rewrote my gatling gun turret code in Rust and got eaten by zombies while I was waiting for it to compile
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by iExploder 4y ago
it could be just a case of incompetence. seems to me like you still have open ticket with them and some email exchange, so its not like they have sent a hitman to silence you...
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by iExploder 4y ago
did you try to get an internship or entry level job? you have a degree and appropriate entry level training, you dont need to do any more projects or tutorials the actual experience will come from working on specific small tasks assigned to
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by iExploder 4y ago
maybe try some embedded development, like raspberry, light up some leds. Embedded development is fun, educational and one of the last bastions of programming where C makes sense.
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by iExploder 4y ago
chatgpt detected ;)
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by iExploder 4y ago
answer is they shouldnt, the less effort exerted globally by the workers the less expectations will be placed on them by managers. God forbid people find their meaning outside of drudgery on their lords fief.
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by iExploder 4y ago
gitk, git_gui, but i used them on linux, not sure how well they would run on other platforms
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by iExploder 4y ago
git is fine, one just needs to learn how to use it properly. one has yet to witness the abomination that is svn, sourcesafe, or "software working on my machine" delivered by a zip file in order repent and mend ones ways
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by iExploder 4y ago
1. turn off notifications 2. global channels / group channels = mute, look at max one time per week 3. react only to personal messages and internal team channel (1 max 2)
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by iExploder 4y ago
Linux Kernel and its drivers, but I would assume you would need to put up a lot of upfront unpaid labor before you are picked up by a company who wants to pay you
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by iExploder 4y ago
as most of the companies in EU
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by iExploder 4y ago
similar situation here. for me after a decade of professional coding the benefits - mental stimulation of discovering and learning something new, start to get outweighed by the negatives - fatigue from repetitive work and hamster wheel econ
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by iExploder 4y ago
what is worse, to suffer being yourself or suffer being not yourself? meds are not always the answer... we all have to go out eventually, some have the "luxury" of choosing the way we go

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