pylua

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by pylua 2y ago
This document has no teeth. It is more simple than this … does it have fixed scope and fixed timeline ? If so it’s not agile.
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by pylua 2y ago
Time to call in… McKinsey!
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by pylua 2y ago
Recently in Seattle one airline couldn’t locate the copilot! I couldn’t believe it.
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by pylua 2y ago
Stock price hasn’t done well. It feels like cronyismc and should be investigated. Meanwhile, while I fly into the Atl, their headquarters, the workers at the airport tell me how they are on food stamps! Come on, America. Wake up.
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by pylua 2y ago
Building prototypes since 2011? That is a long time. I wouldn’t hold my breath. I would read through some of the Glassdoor reviews.
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by pylua 2y ago
Did anyone ask the engineers, or just the ceo?
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by pylua 2y ago
In software development, the edge cases are hardly every fully documented or understood. That is because software is so malleable that there are so many different input / output combinations. Other engineering professions are much more
158.
by pylua 2y ago
The practice of building software would have to completely be flipped on its head to support professional liability. Agile would be the first casualty.
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by pylua 2y ago
The ideal situation is that people that move to the area are able to make enough wages to pay for the appreciation in the house. I reject any premise that suggests it is not a possible scenario. I will admit that it is not possible given ho
160.
by pylua 2y ago
This is a great place to host all those litigation hold files.
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by pylua 2y ago
They want more jobs to be available at wages where they can afford to buy or build houses. I would be careful to read into these things too much.
162.
by pylua 2y ago
If someone did that, it would be copyright? As the consumer of the llm, would that breach copyright
163.
by pylua 2y ago
“I’m sorry, I can’t let you do that, Dave.”
164.
by pylua 2y ago
Drawer? I would say bank lockbox but that seems like a chicken and the egg problem . It’s not entirely solved sounds like.
165.
by pylua 2y ago
Serverless, architectless, and programmerless.
166.
by pylua 2y ago
This is just in general true of generative ai. In many ways it commoditizes skilled labor. They do not care about people in the posters situation. It is meant to lower the bar and make the labor cheaper.
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by pylua 2y ago
I don’t know why it would be illegal, but it feels skeevy. Besides, Disney has a a good legal team — I wouldn’t be surprised if they could find a reason.
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by pylua 2y ago
Is it even legal to view that data ?
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by pylua 2y ago
And earlier this year my ssn was on the dark web due to their leak (or vendor). One year of monitoring? No, I’m going to need it for life. Security is not a concern. There is no real incentive to change the status quo. Make them pay for mon
170.
by pylua 2y ago
I’m sure Elon is laughing his ass off, just due to the irony.
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by pylua 2y ago
I feel like this is typically not the right choice.
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by pylua 2y ago
Actually , no. More like the environment is so toxic people are just rushed and forced to do what they can do instead of what they should. Too much work demanded to be done in too little time so naturally the work is poor. People have famil
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by pylua 2y ago
That’s a better way to look at it. I wonder what the average tenure of people at Boeing / maintenance techs is.
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by pylua 2y ago
I wonder if employees across the board are silently reciprocating the lack of support from businesses by doing subpar work, given that corporations have started to run down employees in the name of expanding profits. It feels like a new phe
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by pylua 2y ago
Yeah, but you can’t manually encode every rule of common sense — especially if the rule is more analog than discrete.
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by pylua 2y ago
Having it generate really complicated code involving lots of math and physics typically fails.
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by pylua 2y ago
It’s not just software folks who are going to be run over. I use it to answer all sorts of questions I have in a variety of fields I know nothing about. It truly is a deflationary force.
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by pylua 2y ago
I feel often times that common sense violates rules. For instance, driving over a double yellow to give more space to something inside of the road. Maybe it is a set of rules some of which exist outside of common law.
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by pylua 2y ago
What will be left to produce in the United States? I have a negative feeling about the opportunity leaving the country, from white collar to blue collar. Part of the problem is that the dollar is way too strong.
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by pylua 2y ago
If things are so objective, what is the role of ai in this process ?

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