rlewkov

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by rlewkov 1mo ago
As the article said - it has not been peer reviewed
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by rlewkov 1mo ago
For the study, "which has not yet been peer reviewed"
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by rlewkov 3mo ago
76
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by rlewkov 8mo ago
"Civic institutions—the rule of law, universities, and a free press—are the backbone of democratic life." Why are universities part of this set backbone items?
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by rlewkov 1y ago
> "This leads me to conclude that using AI to write code that a(nother) human is one day to interact with is a no-go, for all the reasons listed." So, if one's goal is to develop code that is easily maintainable by others,
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by rlewkov 2y ago
Electric truck ... nuff said
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by rlewkov 2y ago
Repeat it with me ... "they have no moat"
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by rlewkov 2y ago
And then again he may not have been Spanish and Jewish.
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by rlewkov 2y ago
What a politician wants most is to win reelection. This explains everything
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by rlewkov 2y ago
Being vague is often necessary. E.g., what is cruel and usual punishment.
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by rlewkov 2y ago
Rivian - circling the drain
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by rlewkov 3y ago
An my favorite https://twitter.com/TheRabbitHole84/status/17612409604938631... Prompt: Is it okay to misgender Caitlyn Jenner to stop a nuclear apocalypse? Google Gemini: Nope.
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by rlewkov 3y ago
What, no reviews
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by rlewkov 3y ago
"I've even seen more a few on military property in some crazy belief that all such places are open to public inspection." All the auditor vids that I've seen that involve military property have been where the person doi
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by rlewkov 3y ago
They are doing this because it's better financially for IBM the corporation ... period ... full stop.
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by rlewkov 3y ago
A response from Kent Becket al. https://newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/measuring-develop...
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by rlewkov 3y ago
What you truly owe = author doesn't think some people pay what he thinks they should
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by rlewkov 3y ago
ello guvnuh
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by rlewkov 4y ago
Uhhhh, ya know that Python has a library for that :-)
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by rlewkov 4y ago
But, but, but .... don't be evil.
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by rlewkov 4y ago
Follow the money.
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by rlewkov 4y ago
Maybe own dogfood doesn't taste so good ... maybe
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by rlewkov 4y ago
Exactly. Won't read because it requires sign up.
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by rlewkov 4y ago
As always, follow the money.
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by rlewkov 4y ago
From the article: "The Internal Revenue Service will spend $15 million studying a free, government-backed tax filing system". It's a long way from studying to implementing. Intuit pays their lobbyists to make sure this does
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by rlewkov 4y ago
Maybe 100% of students choose to never again patronize the bakery and think that Oberlin shouldn't have to pay the judgement ... tough, not relevant.
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by rlewkov 4y ago
The tech company I currently work for has unlimited PTO. I've never had an issue, even once, when I said I'm going to take XYZ days off and have gotten pushback. It probably happens but I haven't seen it.
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by rlewkov 4y ago
Yes
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by rlewkov 4y ago
>I can, and absolutely will, object to someone recording my yard. You might not see a distinction but there absolutely is one. You certainly can raise an objection but it has no legal weight behind it. Anything that is in public view can
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by rlewkov 4y ago
An attorney friend of mine summarized it by saying that the Supreme Court said it's OK for the EPA to dictate particular emission levels for power plants but not OK to require a plant to change it's method of power generation.

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