noddingham

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by noddingham 4mo ago
Fair and I would edit if I still had time. How about "AI brain fry"?
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by noddingham 4mo ago
I feel like there's a bit of AI psychosis in this particular post. >"These are tools which burn vastly more tokens, but are also quickly becoming daily drivers for the work carried out by extremely well-compensated professional
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by noddingham 6mo ago
1) Daily, there were 2-3 very active ones in my small town. Procomm Plus was what I used the most in DOS. This was also a stepping stone to IRC. It got to the point I was doing chores to pay for a second phone line for my bedroom. 2) The
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by noddingham 7mo ago
I'd choose a different word for the title of Hoard Things You Know How to Do. Hoarding is the opposite of what we want to do but I get from reading the section you mean create a collection that you can draw upon. IMO "Share"
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by noddingham 7mo ago
That's what he was saying. Wall Street (the stock market) are people's "pensions" now because everyone has a 401k or equivalent so their retirement is tied to the market. Thus, these companies are betting America'
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by noddingham 8mo ago
Thanks for the response, I appreciate it. I absolutely agree with you about CS education. I went to school to learn how to learn. So, the best-case outcome is everyone has A Young Lady's Illustrated Primer available to them. At that
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by noddingham 8mo ago
None of these articles address how we'll go from novice to expert, as either self-taught or through the educational system, and all the bloggers got their proverbial "10k hours" before LLMs were a thing. IMO This isn't
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by noddingham 1y ago
Thanks for the follow up. I can see the value in trying to look at the chained read - search - write or similar patterns to alert the user. Awareness of tool activity is definitely helpful.
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by noddingham 1y ago
Agreed. If someone could help answer the question of "how" I'd appreciate it. I'm currently skeptical but not sure I'm knowledgeable enough to prove myself right or wrong. But, it just seems to me that some of the
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by noddingham 1y ago
Because you mentioned the use case specifically, I wanted to point you to the fact that Excel has been able to convert images to tables for a while now. Literally screenshot a table from your PDF and it will convert to table. Not trying t
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by noddingham 1y ago
This isn't reddit your opinion isn't necessary. Donate or don't but your pithy commentary isn't adding to the conversation.
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by noddingham 1y ago
Honestly I think you might be grappling with getting older and the change that naturally comes with it. >I've let many of my most meaningful friendships fade. At least you acknowledge that part and aren't bitter at your friends
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by noddingham 1y ago
I think to the parent's point it is as you say: there is already untapped capacity that isn't being used due to (geo)political forces maintaining the scarcity side of the argument. Using your agriculture example, a simple Google
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by noddingham 1y ago
My first thought was maybe they are following the advice of instead of creating something new, just clone something successful and riff on it. As you pointed out it's hard to determine why Bare other than it isn't Node.
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by noddingham 2y ago
I love it! I was not expecting the math based aspect and that took me back to my younger days playing Math Blaster Plus and Number Muncher. Thank you for the trip down memory lane.
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by noddingham 2y ago
As someone that likes to cook, two things 1) Kitchen dish towels. The white with blue herringbone kind you see in restaurants or cooking content creators. I bought two dozen of them (~$1.65/each) and keep them all around the kitchen a
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by noddingham 2y ago
I've been involved with carding for 10+ years and issues with MIFARE Classic cards have been around and known for at least that long. Anyone in the carding industry will (should at the very least) tell you not to use them and move on t
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by noddingham 2y ago
That's simply not true. I've stayed at PH, TI, and the Venetian over the last 3 years for conferences and personal travel, I pass on housekeeping the whole week, and there have been no security checks like you describe.
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by noddingham 2y ago
Do think that says more about the tools or the interview process?
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by noddingham 2y ago
Not saying you're wrong, I only want to add to your context by saying (in my experience) within higher education SAML is the way federated identity is done. InCommon has been around for a long time and makes it pretty easy, and Shibbo
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by noddingham 2y ago
I don't think it's power generation that is the issue, but more distribution and protection of the infrastructure. As a commenter above mentioned TX produces lots of wind power (in the early 2000s the only thing governor good hai
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by noddingham 2y ago
Tell me you've never worked a real job without telling me. This is a technologists solution in search of a problem. Do you also argue that "email is dead"?
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by noddingham 3y ago
Jira needs an admin to help manage the configuration. It's like a Swiss army knife and the reason many teams hate it is because they don't have an admin helping them get what they need out of it and keep the rest of the tool out
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by noddingham 3y ago
I'm going to be pedantic and challenge your use of the word 'learn' here. I tend to agree with the notion that being able to say 'I don't know, let me find out' and then find out quickly with a correct answer
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by noddingham 3y ago
It's open source so...
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by noddingham 3y ago
We're continuing to build more and more service desk projects in Jira Service Management. That's becoming a killer feature for our business teams like HR, Finance, Marketing, and others. For us Jira Software is the 'other c
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by noddingham 3y ago
Must be great to get a PhD in CS and get hired by the Search team these days. I hope the high pay is worth it.
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by noddingham 3y ago
University of Colorado Boulder | Atlassian Administrator | Boulder, CO | Full-time | REMOTE Student Affairs IT is looking for a talented Atlassian Administrator to join our team. You'll take over daily administration of our Jira Softwa
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by noddingham 3y ago
Agreed that is awful
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by noddingham 4y ago
You're really looking forward to Amazon Basics quality medical services? /s

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