I believe quality control is a customer-facing concept and customers aren't who employers optimize for. This is what the original article and most comments are missing here in my opinion. Theories of value matter:…
Looks like opportunity for new AI product called "without AI".
Personally I think we should at least discuss changing this system into something that is more sustainable. Money is main thing, because it was decided that private property is more important than people. People like…
On the other hand you can make good, but controversial argument and if you use AI in any way, it might be rejected by moderator, just because some places have strict rules on AI. In some cases it might be rejected, even…
Isn't the whole point to understand? If the task is to write and you expect only final result, but you question if it looks legit enough, how is it fair judgement? People can deliver partial results and show progress as…
I don't really see the issue, as long as there's human thought behind whatever anyone posts. It's frustrating to argue against someone that lazily uses AI, but if argument is fair, then I don't care if that's written by…
I'm not overthinking it, if you were right and everything was simple, statistics on popularity of decentralized platforms would look different. That's empirical proof. It's science, you can read what Adorno, Horkheimer,…
It would be too much to ask to have fair and equal society, so instead we observe how capitalism/fascism will ruin the world over and over again.
Or you know, there's this crazy idea, every country or city can just invest into affordable housing and make it so that you can actually get some place to live, even if you're in poverty. In practice it's just…
He probably means AI.
I agree, lemmy still has a lot of rough edges, but it would be better to depend on decentralized infrastructure, where no CEO will decide rules. In case of Reddit it's just beginning. I don't really care about API…
I experimented with nootropics in the past and currently I just stick to vitamin D3 + K2 + Omega 3 (DHA/EPA). In case I need to focus I just add 300/600mg of Alpha GPC (but I don't use it frequently, once I start to…
Yet it happens in many companies, when team is working on non-critical systems or in extreme cases, even on critical systems. I sometimes feel like some people in IT are detached from reality, not everything is mission…
There's a lot of baggage that comes with each language. I could probably learn any language at that point, but it also takes time to learn whole ecosystem, mostly used libraries and tools. You typically can't do this in…
In general I agree that low acceptance rate with negative selection based on arguments like "it's not novel", "it's obvious" is toxic. I get it that capacity for conference might be limited, so gatekeeping might be…
In general I agree, but details are important here. I don't disagree that progress is important, I don't disagree that everything requires some prerequisites, but I don't agree that being novel or hard to understand is…
I might be in this case strict on being humble, but you won't hear that kind of comment from person that tries to share something good with world. Why should we judge good novelist based on being too novel to understand…
I agree, I learned Kubernetes, we use it in our company and to be honest, we could live without it, but it was just ugly, due to lack of good standardization. Now we have GitOps and can easily use tools like Argo…
I also wonder how feasible would be to use TPM. Is it even supported for use from web applications? I'm also don't aware about similar hardware solutions for mobile devices. Another thing, it's mentioned that we don't…
I'm not sure why, but my RPI4 become broken 4 times in a row. I returned it 3 times, but finally I gave up. Every time it eventually stopped to boot up and there was solid green and red LED light. There was original…
I believe quality control is a customer-facing concept and customers aren't who employers optimize for. This is what the original article and most comments are missing here in my opinion. Theories of value matter:…
Looks like opportunity for new AI product called "without AI".
Personally I think we should at least discuss changing this system into something that is more sustainable. Money is main thing, because it was decided that private property is more important than people. People like…
On the other hand you can make good, but controversial argument and if you use AI in any way, it might be rejected by moderator, just because some places have strict rules on AI. In some cases it might be rejected, even…
Isn't the whole point to understand? If the task is to write and you expect only final result, but you question if it looks legit enough, how is it fair judgement? People can deliver partial results and show progress as…
I don't really see the issue, as long as there's human thought behind whatever anyone posts. It's frustrating to argue against someone that lazily uses AI, but if argument is fair, then I don't care if that's written by…
I'm not overthinking it, if you were right and everything was simple, statistics on popularity of decentralized platforms would look different. That's empirical proof. It's science, you can read what Adorno, Horkheimer,…
It would be too much to ask to have fair and equal society, so instead we observe how capitalism/fascism will ruin the world over and over again.
Or you know, there's this crazy idea, every country or city can just invest into affordable housing and make it so that you can actually get some place to live, even if you're in poverty. In practice it's just…
He probably means AI.
I agree, lemmy still has a lot of rough edges, but it would be better to depend on decentralized infrastructure, where no CEO will decide rules. In case of Reddit it's just beginning. I don't really care about API…
I experimented with nootropics in the past and currently I just stick to vitamin D3 + K2 + Omega 3 (DHA/EPA). In case I need to focus I just add 300/600mg of Alpha GPC (but I don't use it frequently, once I start to…
Yet it happens in many companies, when team is working on non-critical systems or in extreme cases, even on critical systems. I sometimes feel like some people in IT are detached from reality, not everything is mission…
There's a lot of baggage that comes with each language. I could probably learn any language at that point, but it also takes time to learn whole ecosystem, mostly used libraries and tools. You typically can't do this in…
In general I agree that low acceptance rate with negative selection based on arguments like "it's not novel", "it's obvious" is toxic. I get it that capacity for conference might be limited, so gatekeeping might be…
In general I agree, but details are important here. I don't disagree that progress is important, I don't disagree that everything requires some prerequisites, but I don't agree that being novel or hard to understand is…
I might be in this case strict on being humble, but you won't hear that kind of comment from person that tries to share something good with world. Why should we judge good novelist based on being too novel to understand…
I agree, I learned Kubernetes, we use it in our company and to be honest, we could live without it, but it was just ugly, due to lack of good standardization. Now we have GitOps and can easily use tools like Argo…
I also wonder how feasible would be to use TPM. Is it even supported for use from web applications? I'm also don't aware about similar hardware solutions for mobile devices. Another thing, it's mentioned that we don't…
I'm not sure why, but my RPI4 become broken 4 times in a row. I returned it 3 times, but finally I gave up. Every time it eventually stopped to boot up and there was solid green and red LED light. There was original…