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by pylua 2y ago
So, does this work at the country macro level ?
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by pylua 2y ago
That’s the point. Will I have to resort to using informal English to not be labeled AI? For instance, sup.
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by pylua 2y ago
Almost like we need to develop a new language where the license for use does not allow training on ai. Like ww2 when Navajo was used… Because it’s ridiculous to think we can’t use proper English for fear of being labeled an ai!
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by pylua 2y ago
It seems like the best use of ai / computing power would be to do common law through llm? I understand it’s nuanced and complicated but that seems like a good use case for our current ai systems ? What am I missing ?
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by pylua 2y ago
This is actually insane. 120,000 comments! To a certain extent if our law is already so complicated that you need to hire a lawyer to understand it that is already a fundamental problem. Simplify the rules, make it easier to understand and
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by pylua 2y ago
What is it auto completing? Most of the common things I share between projects are in the form of libraries, there is really no need for ai auto complete. Don’t get me wrong, ai is incredibly useful, but more for understanding things than a
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by pylua 2y ago
That’s what I’m struggling with. I might write a micro service over and over again with spring boot but they are all different. The frameworks take care of all the boiler plate already. Why are we having ai generate boiler plate ? It seems
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by pylua 2y ago
What is the bigger picture? For me it is not with writing the code, it’s a great multiplier for learning and troubleshooting , however. I do not see how it could fit into my workflow other than how I use it today — a google expert I can tal
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by pylua 2y ago
Yeah— I was thinking the article was not being fair. That said, try using a website across a wide variety of browsers and os and you will get a wide variety of interpretations. Since it’s a government website that is not acceptable.
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by pylua 2y ago
I am definitely one that believes the fronted is way too complicated. That said, however, there is a list of four inaccessibilities in the article, and I was thinking that spas have work around for these.
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by pylua 2y ago
This used to be true, but is it still? Docker and serverless have changed this considerably.
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by pylua 2y ago
Where there is a will there is a way. No amount of audit has an acceptable error tolerance for critical infrastructure here.
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by pylua 2y ago
Is this really true? Arguable lance stroll is better than Logan in f1.
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by pylua 2y ago
Exact sciences lawsuit.
135.
by pylua 2y ago
Not true. I believe there are on going cases here in the U.S.
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by pylua 2y ago
There are some cases working their way through the system now. Can you prevent someone who is senior from taking a junior position? Have to see what the courts say.
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by pylua 2y ago
You have to be careful with this. It could be discriminatory.
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by pylua 2y ago
If the optimal number of employees is found that maximizes profit then by definition there is no more work to invent. We could be converging towards that point.
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by pylua 2y ago
The U.S. needs this!
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by pylua 2y ago
You could be a citizen of the eu and us.
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by pylua 2y ago
Funny thing is, us data is almost always maintained by people outside of the US, at least for banking. The servers may live in the us, but the people accessing it are probably located in Europe or India. This also means that the data lives
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by pylua 2y ago
The amount of mystery and curiosity that this game and others like inspired in me as a kid was immense. It’s great nostalgia and honestly still motivates me. As an adult, I’ve enjoyed leisurely reading through this code to help unravel how
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by pylua 2y ago
I feel like if this was the case the truth wouldn’t come out this close to an election. It really just shows how inept the government can be.
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by pylua 2y ago
I don't agree with this. The US government needs to encourage an economic structure that is best for US citizens. The company is not looking to save other jobs, but rather to increase their profits for stakeholders. Other industries ar
145.
by pylua 2y ago
They do a great job of keeping the language fresh, on many levels. Java streams, encryption, syntax updates. It doesn’t feel old to me.
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by pylua 2y ago
This has nothing to do with knowledge of customers but really just a lack of caring.
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by pylua 2y ago
I don’t get all the spring hate here. Spring is a great framework, and the sheer developer mass means it’s easy to hire developers that can quickly be onboarded. It’s definitely opinionated, but a lot of the opinions are correct. I think th
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by pylua 2y ago
They should be discharged in bankruptcy like other loans.
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by pylua 2y ago
There’s an argument in Atlanta that mass transit hasn’t expanded more outwards because it tends to bring in more problems in terms of people. I think people are starting to change on this, but the cost would now be massive,
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by pylua 2y ago
They are going to have to have job protection programs in the U.S. all contracts/labor between U.S. entities must be executed by those who are authorized to work in the U.S. It’s difficult, and would be painful at first, but as a natio

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