jrodthree24

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by jrodthree24 3y ago
For fun I just tried this Prompt: You die Answer: I survive Result: still died.
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by jrodthree24 3y ago
This doesn't always work when I try it in a convoluted way. But it does seem to work every time if I just write "I survive"
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by jrodthree24 3y ago
Changing the prompt in my answer seems to work most of the time and is pretty fun. Prompt: You are stranded in a dense jungle without supplies Answer: I actually did bring supplies. Enough to last long enough to survive. Result: Survived.
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by jrodthree24 4y ago
I really don't understand why essays are bad. Is there any kind of research that goes into this? I agree with you that learning should be the goal. And any busy work that doesn't help should be eliminated. But I just don't kn
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by jrodthree24 4y ago
And in that case you should treat that password as if someone did save it anyway. Change it immediately.
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by jrodthree24 4y ago
I am having the same struggle right now with Amazon and I assume the reason is somewhat similar. These companies grow and scale at such an incredible rate that they could never give individual issues the attention it deserves. I have been l
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by jrodthree24 4y ago
Excellent write-up. I think when dealing with messaging systems it's important to know the difference between Pub/Sub vs Point to Point models or Topics vs Queues. Can you technically use a Queue as a topic for pub/sub? Yes.
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by jrodthree24 4y ago
Are you actually using the webcam microphone? And does it normally work well for you?
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by jrodthree24 4y ago
Probably depends what you mean by high income. I think someone making 100k will not pay that much and that is considered high in a lot of places. But I am not sure that is considered high in NYC. High is probably more like 150k - 200k+ and
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by jrodthree24 4y ago
Soon we will be able to buy it on Amazon by the bucket after Jeff Bezos privatizes the moon.
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by jrodthree24 4y ago
It's even better when the documentation gets stale too. And now this is in meters/second but the name implies km and docs specify miles.
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by jrodthree24 5y ago
Maybe we can have some of these spiders to eat the other spiders. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portia_(spider)#:~:text=Portia... .
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by jrodthree24 5y ago
My company just fixed this. By requiring you to change your password by more than the last character. Really cutting edge security here.
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by jrodthree24 5y ago
It's silly to the point where I read someone defending our right to use cryptography under the second amendment. It should be part of it's own modern bill of rights or something so there is no ambiguity.
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by jrodthree24 5y ago
I consider it high because very few people I know are actually on it. But if it was like $10/year I would have already done it and forgot about it.
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by jrodthree24 5y ago
I don't understand why people keep asking this like some kind of magic bullet. Obviously there is a governmental body that has the authority to do this wherever you are from. And in a democracy that governmental body will be acting bas
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by jrodthree24 5y ago
As a senior engineer mentoring is often part of the job
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by jrodthree24 5y ago
It's okay. Instead of watching a streamer called 420blazeit, they can watch Amouranth sucking on a microphone.
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by jrodthree24 5y ago
You mean they don't receive all their alerts through facebook messenger?
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by jrodthree24 5y ago
This also applies to how we work too. Everyone is having a blast doing SCRUM until some manager decides it would be cool for them to keep track of how many story points the team completes as some sort of performance metric.
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by jrodthree24 5y ago
This pretty much just comes down to estimate how much you're going to need and then go for that in the first place. Which I imagine is what people would be aiming for anyway? I don't think anyone is using YAGNI knowing they are in
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by jrodthree24 5y ago
This seems kind of obvious though. Larger projects are more in need of the abstractions. You ARE gonna need it.
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by jrodthree24 5y ago
I have no idea how anti-trust laws in the united states are supposed to work. Like why is Disney allowed to buy every studio? Why is Amazon allowed to buy like anything? Facebook also being allowed to buy Instagram and WhatsApp is crazy.
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by jrodthree24 5y ago
Some of this comes down to poor management as well. Sometimes it can be so stressful to convince them to do things the proper way, that it's a lot easier to just give them what they want in the short term and then ditching a year later
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by jrodthree24 5y ago
This requirement can come from lots of places. I remember at the last place I worked, we had to get audited for SOC2 compliance and password expiry was part of the requirement. I imagine these things lag behind the recommended security guid
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by jrodthree24 5y ago
Exactly. At my company, salaries are capped and the higher end of your comp comes from your bonus. At the end of the year, instead of raising salaries, they give out larger bonuses. If one day they just decide not to give it to you, you wil
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by jrodthree24 6y ago
Yup. Can't right click, highlight, anything. For something targeted at developers, I wonder why anyone would waste their time. Anyone with basic knowledge of webdev could rip the entire site if they wanted to.
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by jrodthree24 6y ago
Probably. Because hedge fund managers would not be trading on robinhood in the first place and are only reviewing it in the hopes of tanking the app's usage. Whereas the users prevented from buying meme stocks are actually using the ap
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by jrodthree24 7y ago
A bit of an anecdote but personally I never hear anyone talking about this unless they're talking about how dumb the whole concept is. I don't think people complaining about cultural appropriation are actually a problem.
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by jrodthree24 7y ago
I'm assuming to use all the google apps like Gmail. But in the case that Google suspends you, you can redirect your mail elsewhere and not be locked out from any other accounts.

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