rijoja

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by rijoja 9mo ago
yes
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by rijoja 9mo ago
Well they don't cut together clips to make it sound like people say something completely different like the BBC does, so they are way more dependable in that sense. But that's sort of like comparing them to Pravda so the bar isn&
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by rijoja 9mo ago
MMT or Magical Money Tree
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by rijoja 9mo ago
Don't ask them on the internet because they'll be put in prison if they complain online!!!
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by rijoja 9mo ago
Epstein dealt in arms as well didn't he so that's a bit of a let down as well.
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by rijoja 9mo ago
I don't think it receives very much hate.
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by rijoja 9mo ago
The Nazi doth protest too much?
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by rijoja 9mo ago
Masterful display of someone refuting an argument in a logical in eloquent way, whilst addressing all the points in the article, thank you. The internet is much better after that comment was posted. edit grammar
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by rijoja 9mo ago
Would you like it if people started calling you fascist? Honestly?
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by rijoja 9mo ago
Well the accusation was that he would have been born in Kenya, which you may want to research a bit further. The birth certificate he presented was reviewed by two independent people, and both came to the same conclusion which was ... also:
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by rijoja 10mo ago
yes obviously it's clippy because everyone hated clippy that is the point the idea is that when your CEO goes on slack or teams or whatever and see 100 clippies they'll be "oh wow, nobody likes how we earn our dollar." o
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by rijoja 10mo ago
leave then
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by rijoja 10mo ago
Thank you.
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by rijoja 1y ago
mm Australia isn't one person so it can't say "no thanks" to anything. Could you please refrain from trying to astroturf your political views on Hacker News so that it can remain a good source of information for computer
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by rijoja 1y ago
Surely you are still allowed to raise criticism about a CEO even though the Justice Department closed one case?
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by rijoja 1y ago
Do we really want to see links like this on HN?
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by rijoja 1y ago
There's a problem with incentives here probably, if universities get paid for the amount of people they crank out, this sounds like a natural consequence, doesn't it?
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by rijoja 1y ago
that's the joke :D
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by rijoja 1y ago
> Why is the code like that? How are people likely to use an API? How does code change over time? How can we work effectively on a codebase that's too big for any single person to understand? How can we steer the direction of a code
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by rijoja 1y ago
Yes that is very true but social science is more of a social practice than computer science If you run your organization badly, you'll run into problems sooner, than if you are in social science, where you just have to say all the buzz
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by rijoja 1y ago
I'd argue that anything that has science at the end isn't :)
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by rijoja 1y ago
Right I'm not trying to be argumentative here, I see where you are coming from right. My point being that it's quite easy to demonstrate that it can't scale, by running an experiment. Meaning that you could quite easily BS yo
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by rijoja 1y ago
aha and if it mostly works there are parts that doesn't work right?
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by rijoja 1y ago
yes so then you have a combination of code that works and code that doesn't work and the code that doesn't work doesn't work
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by rijoja 1y ago
computer science is not social science if your code doesn't work it doesn't work you can't bullshit a computer for people that are doing social science it's an issue but they where way past the point of no return already
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by rijoja 1y ago
it's helpful for them, because it means they can get a lot of VC money by putting some ugly 4chan meme pictures on a website in order to get attention
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by rijoja 1y ago
> This is almost always a consequence of relying too much on ChatGPT and vibe coding tools. How do you know it's not because they are to put it bluntly stupid or lazy?
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by rijoja 1y ago
being good at software design isn't about memorizing the specific details of a single language or subjects languages are subject to change hire people who are good at finding information not someone who is good at blindly memorizing de
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by rijoja 1y ago
dev atrophy test - can you still code without ever reading a manual
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by rijoja 1y ago
You can of course run consider running your own LLM. I suppose the problem isn't really the technology itself but rather the quality of the employees. There would've been a lot of people cheating the system before, lets say just b

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