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theoldgreybeard
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theoldgreybeard
9mo ago
Yes I do agree with you that having a tool that gives rocket fuel to a fraud engine should probably be regulated in some fashion. Tiered licensing, mandatory safety training, and weapon classification by law enforcement works really well f
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theoldgreybeard
9mo ago
Probably. Something like that is what I meant by “social consequences”. Perhaps there should be civil or criminal ones for more egregious cases.
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theoldgreybeard
9mo ago
I am not against regulation. Quite the opposite actually.
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theoldgreybeard
9mo ago
You're projecting.
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theoldgreybeard
9mo ago
If you were to wager a guess, what do you think my views on gun rights are?
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theoldgreybeard
9mo ago
If it was a well understood property of calculators that they gave incorrect answers randomly then you need to adjust the way you use the tool accordingly.
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theoldgreybeard
9mo ago
Yes, LLMs didnt create the problem they just accelerated it to a speed that beggars belief.
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theoldgreybeard
9mo ago
I Would love to know what tools you are using.
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9mo ago
If a carpenter builds a crappy shelf “because” his power tools are not calibrated correctly - that’s a crappy carpenter, not a crappy tool. If a scientist uses an LLM to write a paper with fabricated citations - that’s a crappy scientist. A
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9mo ago
Poodr is one of the best programming books ever written. Even if you don’t program in Ruby you should read it anyway (and pick up a bit of Ruby just for fun) because there are lots of great concepts to internalize that are useful in almost
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9mo ago
I had the pleasure of Sandi Metz coming to a company I worked for and going us a “boot camp” of sorts for all of the engineering principles she espouses and it had a profound impact on how I view software development. Whatever the company
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9mo ago
Congrats you turned Slack into (an even worse version of) Jira. This got me thinking though. Instead of turning your chat into a ticketing system, has anyone ever turned the ticketing system into a chat? Like instead of “comments” on a tic
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theoldgreybeard
9mo ago
Notwithstanding that most people using Cloudflare aren't even benefiting from what it actually provides. They just use it...because reasons.
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theoldgreybeard
10mo ago
Not to be confused with Holy C. Was searching desperately to see if it was somehow inspired by it somehow but couldn't find anything.
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10mo ago
This looks exactly like Zen...?
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theoldgreybeard
10mo ago
This is total amateur shit. Completely unacceptable for something as critical as Cloudflare.
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theoldgreybeard
10mo ago
Django is awesome. I just prefer Rails because I prefer Ruby as a language. If you like Python then Django will get you very far.
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theoldgreybeard
10mo ago
There are games I have that don't run on even Windows 10 but work flawlessly in Wine/Proton. The amazing work the Wine team and Valve have done can't be understated.
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10mo ago
No. I refuse to just sit back and accept being abused by the elite just because "well, that's just the way it is", "that's human nature". Holy war is also human nature. Revolution is human nature.
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10mo ago
Maybe I have just been lucky, but I have not had the displeasure of working with people either tha incompetent or willfully ignorant yet.
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10mo ago
Every day I hate AI and big tech more and more. Just when I think I couldn’t hate them anymore, they find a way.
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10mo ago
> Framegen can be useful but has niche application Somebody should tell that to the AAA game developers that think hitting 60fps with framegen should be their main framerate target.
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10mo ago
The bigwigs at my company want to build out a document management suite. After talking to VP of technology about requirements I ask about security as well as what the regulatory requirements are and all I get is a blank stare. I used to th
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10mo ago
My google account is old enough to drink in the United States. It’ll be a cold day in hell that I give them my government issued ID or let them do a face scan.
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10mo ago
And only a very small portion of that 11% have ONLY an HDD but now that it’s only 23gb it’s easier to justify using your precious SSD space for it.
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10mo ago
What's the advantage of using this over RBS?
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theoldgreybeard
10mo ago
You can't make a baby in 1 month with 9 women, Sam.
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theoldgreybeard
10mo ago
When is Tim Apple retiring? Put an engineer in charge so they can fix Apple's rotting software.
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10mo ago
because memory safety is the only attack vector, as we all know
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10mo ago
The user-level cheats are extremely bad. For example, Elden Ring uses EZ Anti-Cheat and it works on linux and that game is infested with PvP cheaters.
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