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Alternatively, there has never been a worse time because why bother? The model knows every language and can maintain legacy code just fine (indeed, knowing this stuff and being capable of maintenance is a prerequisite…
You know that compilers can elide checks if it's a provably impossible case, right? So they could have checks in both places in the source code. Or I know that I was using static_assert on sizes of buffers/messages in…
Not mass consumer, but pretty well within the reach of mass affluent, who regularly spend more on e.g. a fancier car.
Depends on what "upper crust" means to you. Political class? Perhaps not. But it still offers some peer selection that's important for life outcomes for most people (e.g. lower chance of divorce).
> Disables tracking dots > Only person to do this, creating a unique signature
What problem does 128 bits cause? Just that you don't like :: for a run of 0s? Do you need to care about ipv6 addresses in your work? Because I can tell you that when I'm trying to design simple, efficient routing and…
What are you talking about? You can't just make up an identity, claim you have a PhD, and appear on someone else's (e.g. the university's) website. I asked ChatGPT: > The author of https://vertex.degree/ claims to have…
How does 192.168.0.1 talk to 192.0.0.0.0.168.0.1? Like, literally, how does it make a packet with that destination address? The entire ipv4 space is already a subset of ipv6, by the way. e.g. ::ffff:0:0/96 or…
Well, this person claims on their website to have a PhD in math from CMU and to have taught the topic at multiple state universities. You could dig some into whether that's true, and then rely on the reputation of the…
That doesn't really answer anything though. There are tons of human cranks out there too who are perfectly willing to spend tons of time on their "theories." Humans make errors too. If you don't have a way to evaluate…
What do you mean "the" or "our" current system? That's entirely your interpretation, and we've always had a sliding scale of "non-authorship" from editors to ghostwriters. AI models are the same; you can use them in a…
Well, if we're going to have the conversation: so what if it were AI? Shouldn't the question be around correctness and good pedagogy? Shouldn't the question always be about vouching for those things? If it's actually…
Assuming they allow it, post your thoughts in the language you form them in. Browsers have local translation built in now. The Babel Fish goes in your ear, not your mouth.
Sour grapes is when you can't have something, so you say it must be bad. I am successful in tech. It just took until my mid 30s to be a millionaire working on infrastructure instead of my late 20s working on…
If you had been paying any attention at all over the last year, there were AMD cards at like $1200-1400 and Intel at a little over $1000. I actually hadn't yet noticed they've gone up in price and had last checked only…
In my experience, those "alignment meetings" are to convey what the outcome is supposed to be, and e.g. how important it is as a revenue source, and then people work to figure out the how and when vs competing…
I'm actually doing quite well economically and am generally quite happy with my career!
My idea, as I've repeated multiple times, is to blame everyone, and yes, I think they should all be criminally liable. You're the one who seems to think only business people can do wrong, and are perfectly willing to go…
I think you'll find that I'm the only one in this thread that's not excusing anyone. There is no "instead." They all deserve 50 million years of prison. They all know what they're doing.
Okay, but if you have a 120Hz panel, as you said, you can just hold your 24Hz signal for 5 frames. And a minipc and TV can happily negotiate a 24Hz HDMI signal. Flicker fusion also has nothing to do with this unless you…
Whether you were well compensated for your wrongs doesn't affect whether you did them. They are all responsible.
It makes plenty of sense: they made the devices spy. They collected and stored the data. They built everything. It's like saying it doesn't make sense to go after the gangster shaking down store owners. Yes it does. You…
Don't excuse your peers' actions. Engineers are smart people. They know what they're doing. And C levels aren't putting anything together as a product. They are giving direction and paying others (engineers) to do that.…
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Alternatively, there has never been a worse time because why bother? The model knows every language and can maintain legacy code just fine (indeed, knowing this stuff and being capable of maintenance is a prerequisite…
You know that compilers can elide checks if it's a provably impossible case, right? So they could have checks in both places in the source code. Or I know that I was using static_assert on sizes of buffers/messages in…
Not mass consumer, but pretty well within the reach of mass affluent, who regularly spend more on e.g. a fancier car.
Depends on what "upper crust" means to you. Political class? Perhaps not. But it still offers some peer selection that's important for life outcomes for most people (e.g. lower chance of divorce).
> Disables tracking dots > Only person to do this, creating a unique signature
What problem does 128 bits cause? Just that you don't like :: for a run of 0s? Do you need to care about ipv6 addresses in your work? Because I can tell you that when I'm trying to design simple, efficient routing and…
What are you talking about? You can't just make up an identity, claim you have a PhD, and appear on someone else's (e.g. the university's) website. I asked ChatGPT: > The author of https://vertex.degree/ claims to have…
How does 192.168.0.1 talk to 192.0.0.0.0.168.0.1? Like, literally, how does it make a packet with that destination address? The entire ipv4 space is already a subset of ipv6, by the way. e.g. ::ffff:0:0/96 or…
Well, this person claims on their website to have a PhD in math from CMU and to have taught the topic at multiple state universities. You could dig some into whether that's true, and then rely on the reputation of the…
That doesn't really answer anything though. There are tons of human cranks out there too who are perfectly willing to spend tons of time on their "theories." Humans make errors too. If you don't have a way to evaluate…
What do you mean "the" or "our" current system? That's entirely your interpretation, and we've always had a sliding scale of "non-authorship" from editors to ghostwriters. AI models are the same; you can use them in a…
Well, if we're going to have the conversation: so what if it were AI? Shouldn't the question be around correctness and good pedagogy? Shouldn't the question always be about vouching for those things? If it's actually…
Assuming they allow it, post your thoughts in the language you form them in. Browsers have local translation built in now. The Babel Fish goes in your ear, not your mouth.
Sour grapes is when you can't have something, so you say it must be bad. I am successful in tech. It just took until my mid 30s to be a millionaire working on infrastructure instead of my late 20s working on…
If you had been paying any attention at all over the last year, there were AMD cards at like $1200-1400 and Intel at a little over $1000. I actually hadn't yet noticed they've gone up in price and had last checked only…
In my experience, those "alignment meetings" are to convey what the outcome is supposed to be, and e.g. how important it is as a revenue source, and then people work to figure out the how and when vs competing…
I'm actually doing quite well economically and am generally quite happy with my career!
My idea, as I've repeated multiple times, is to blame everyone, and yes, I think they should all be criminally liable. You're the one who seems to think only business people can do wrong, and are perfectly willing to go…
I think you'll find that I'm the only one in this thread that's not excusing anyone. There is no "instead." They all deserve 50 million years of prison. They all know what they're doing.
Okay, but if you have a 120Hz panel, as you said, you can just hold your 24Hz signal for 5 frames. And a minipc and TV can happily negotiate a 24Hz HDMI signal. Flicker fusion also has nothing to do with this unless you…
Whether you were well compensated for your wrongs doesn't affect whether you did them. They are all responsible.
It makes plenty of sense: they made the devices spy. They collected and stored the data. They built everything. It's like saying it doesn't make sense to go after the gangster shaking down store owners. Yes it does. You…
Don't excuse your peers' actions. Engineers are smart people. They know what they're doing. And C levels aren't putting anything together as a product. They are giving direction and paying others (engineers) to do that.…