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4d ago
I think a lot of the people who say coding is dead either have low standards or or are low skilled. If you still think the quality of the codebase matters then agents absolutely cannot do the job of a human yet. The only way to know this is
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22d ago
Text posts, yes. Videos can't be watched with volume on web as any interaction with the video player redirects you to the App Store
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3mo ago
Exercise absolutely helps as it helps regulate blood sugar more effectively. A surprising effect of building muscle and exercising is that your body becomes more insulin sensitive and your blood sugar stabilizes instead of having drastic sw
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3mo ago
April is the start of the second fiscal quarter, so companies had completed Q1 and were doing quarterly earnings reports. The stock market was trending downward all of Q1, so it was probably an attempt to reduce costs to ensure that Q2 woul
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4mo ago
I have a visible six pack at rest but have it.
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4mo ago
> to the point that one of our seniors atrophied so badly we had to let him go What was the time scale here? Was it actual skill atrophy or were they just shipping slop PRs all the time
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How to Brush Your Teeth at Work
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4mo ago
What if the outcome is the competition burns their money on LLM usage for little to no gain? If you're an exec and you jumped into LLMs as well then you also lose any advantage you would have had by saving your money or hiring a few mo
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5mo ago
Boomers and Gen X are riddled with diseases associated with a sedentary lifestyle and poor nutrition/diet. I would like to think the generations are learning from the mistakes of their predecessors. A lot of science has come out about
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6mo ago
I think there might be something here. I believe people flock to bigger, stronger and healthier people as some sort of evolutionary strategy for survival. If we were in a crisis and had to revert to tribes requiring everyone to pitch in to
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6mo ago
Technically in the USA: It is impolite to begin eating without first washing your hands, rest your elbows on the table, chew with your mouth open, double dip in shared dishes, leave your napkin on the table, and also all sorts of rules abou
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7mo ago
Imagine everyone who is in less technical or skilled domains. I can't help but resist this line of thinking as a result. If the end is nigh for us, it's nigh for everyone else too. Imagine the droves of less technical workers in t
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9mo ago
I think that this way of thinking is a little reductive. Every sport depends on certain intelligence metrics, and the brain is ultimately the operator behind all movement. The intelligence required to read a defense and solve a complex math
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9mo ago
This is an odd attack on a single slang word which is en vogue right now. Its slang. Its meant to be terse and communicates belonging of a cultural subgroup. Nobody thinks using "vibes" is eloquent.
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10mo ago
> Note: The photo is of a large crowd gathering for a union meeting during the 1933 New York Dressmakers Strike. That's scaling feedback. From the bottom of the article.
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11mo ago
Doing resistance training will mechanically stress the ligaments, bones and muscles which results in your body reinforcing and strengthening them. This is important to do on a localized level, as hypertrophy of the heart is not good whereas
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11mo ago
> The AI of today can and if everyone knew about it, they would be using it. The AI of today absolutely does not add 0.5x, I'm using cursor and copilot and they still are usually just a fiddly tool which gets it right half the time.
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1y ago
Did you forget /s at the end of this? I work at big tech and the number of bad deploys and reverts I've seen go out due to getting types wrong is in the hundreds. Increased type safety would catch 99% of the reverts I've seen
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1y ago
Every one of these quotes is from someone who would be junior or midlevel at best at any company. Not trying to be ageist but mid twenty somethings are filled with enthusiasm and fantastical ideas which are yet to be vetted or guided by rea
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1y ago
At some point, the turnover has to lead to "the blind leading the blind" with nobody having a clearer big picture view on the software they own. This can't be a productive way to run a company, but they seem to persist noneth
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1y ago
And sleep
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1y ago
Why 2027?
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1y ago
These are not made up fears, this is illegal behavior and breaking the law means risking hefty fines and a criminal record. Drinking beer in a park is not worth the possible consequences
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1y ago
Why are riptides safe for surfers? Is it because you can just take a break on your surfboard and float? I would think getting dragged out to sea on a surfboard would still be dangerous...
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1y ago
From the wiki they linked: In 2015, former Basij chief and senior RIGC officer, Mohammad Reza Naqdi, stated in an interview that the destruction of Israel is "nonnegotiable". In addition, according to the Times of Israel, Naqdi sa
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1y ago
Same on Safari iOS
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1y ago
Another question: If AI is going to eat up everyone's jobs, how will any business be safe from a new competitor showing up and unseating them off their throne? I don't think that the low level peons would be the only ones at stake
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1y ago
This form of banter reminds me of Maddox from the early 2000s, which funnily enough is still active at https://maddox.xmission.com/ I agree its relatively played out at this point. Really this page is just a showcase of HTM
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1y ago
Did you read the article? > Safe to Sleep created the public health messaging for this information and distributed it on social media, as well as in pamphlets targeted to specific groups, such as grandparents, and translated it into diff
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1y ago
The government in power today is not guaranteed to exist indefinitely. Power structures change, and there is no definitive way to prevent your government changing underneath you as you are a single voter amongst a sea of people with differe
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