Scheduling appointments is… fun? Due to phone form factor? must be shilling.
Cannonets are great! Sync ay any time due to leaf shutter if you are into strobes!
Errr… not that long ago using the zone system (during shooting, developing and printing!) to got a good negative and print. Your 20 years old D70 is doing a lot of heavy lifting you are not even aware of! Even ~20yo…
> Keep in mind that the NSDAP also operated within the legal boundaries. I am no expert but you might be correct - quick search shows they exploited legal loopholes, essentially hacked the system. I am afraid we haven’t…
> The leader can be a lesbian and still far right. Pure comedy at this point, seriously, this is hilarious.
Ah, AfD, the party with female lesbians leader, right? typical far right, point taken. Otherwise, yes, I think labeling any party which works within the legal bounds as “far” is dangerous. Because there are legit far…
Ah yes, you only need to set the label, those who disagree need to prove the negative. Pretty typical. What is “far right”, btw? What are objective measurable criteria? > The "left" spans such a huge range right now…
When you go far left, everything looks far right. Seriously, we have a problem labeling anything not left “far right”. It is of course by design and has always been (who is not with us is against us). Not that right is…
Started, the resource conflict has.
Probably hybrid is best. Row level locking and update indeed works, most of the time - bugs are a real issue. som write ledger and update row in the same transaction. then in bg have a batch ledger verification,…
ah yes… an interviewer recently proudly presented his interview sieve… a non-policy book he swears to by a “successful professor”. Interviews are a gamble. If he interviewer has a specific framework in mind - no matter…
I fail to understand your point, if there is any? What does your two decades old experience from a completely different economy has to do with any young person today?
Ah yes, the video where he pulls “science deniers” out of thin air, without even defining the term, then bridges “being anti-academia” to “being science denier” (without any argument, just trust me bro), and then just…
no, it’s absolutely awesome. I can move across the repos fixing whatever god damn bothers me, without ever talking to anyone. Code and commit/review messages have always been all the communication needed. The thing is,…
“We can’t open this” It was .7z with strong pwd. The normal zip is supposedly too weak according to llms
Just… venting? I mean u never know i guess but under some circumstances it could be the healthy option, assuming there’s no real intent
I recently needed a lawyer on something that involved lots of highly sensitive PI. Sending my file over to lawyers in a semi-safe way has proved impossible. And in any case, i received an answer with lots of PI over a…
Well for sure we absolutely certainly know what it absolutely certainly isn’t causing it so it absolutely doesn’t need to be researched.
The key unresolved question is: why do LLMs follow instructions, especially system prompt? And I don’t see a good answer which is not worrying if not spooky.
AI. We need AI, period. At least as first line docs. But what the author describes - fuck no, this is absolute unsustainable madness. Race to the bottom. I’d rather fix plumbing at my own pace.
Managers are needed to sustain the management.
An article complaining about adds serving me add for their own service scrolling a page down. Are you fucking kidding me
I started my career with turbo pascal, then Delphi… great language, great tooling. Tbh everything since then felt like a huge step back, especially for UI.
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We need to pivot math towards intuition and accessibility. Math has built a gated, inaccessible institution which - by design or not - served as a moat. I believe math has little to do with mathematical notation -…
Scheduling appointments is… fun? Due to phone form factor? must be shilling.
Cannonets are great! Sync ay any time due to leaf shutter if you are into strobes!
Errr… not that long ago using the zone system (during shooting, developing and printing!) to got a good negative and print. Your 20 years old D70 is doing a lot of heavy lifting you are not even aware of! Even ~20yo…
> Keep in mind that the NSDAP also operated within the legal boundaries. I am no expert but you might be correct - quick search shows they exploited legal loopholes, essentially hacked the system. I am afraid we haven’t…
> The leader can be a lesbian and still far right. Pure comedy at this point, seriously, this is hilarious.
Ah, AfD, the party with female lesbians leader, right? typical far right, point taken. Otherwise, yes, I think labeling any party which works within the legal bounds as “far” is dangerous. Because there are legit far…
Ah yes, you only need to set the label, those who disagree need to prove the negative. Pretty typical. What is “far right”, btw? What are objective measurable criteria? > The "left" spans such a huge range right now…
When you go far left, everything looks far right. Seriously, we have a problem labeling anything not left “far right”. It is of course by design and has always been (who is not with us is against us). Not that right is…
Started, the resource conflict has.
Probably hybrid is best. Row level locking and update indeed works, most of the time - bugs are a real issue. som write ledger and update row in the same transaction. then in bg have a batch ledger verification,…
ah yes… an interviewer recently proudly presented his interview sieve… a non-policy book he swears to by a “successful professor”. Interviews are a gamble. If he interviewer has a specific framework in mind - no matter…
I fail to understand your point, if there is any? What does your two decades old experience from a completely different economy has to do with any young person today?
Ah yes, the video where he pulls “science deniers” out of thin air, without even defining the term, then bridges “being anti-academia” to “being science denier” (without any argument, just trust me bro), and then just…
no, it’s absolutely awesome. I can move across the repos fixing whatever god damn bothers me, without ever talking to anyone. Code and commit/review messages have always been all the communication needed. The thing is,…
“We can’t open this” It was .7z with strong pwd. The normal zip is supposedly too weak according to llms
Just… venting? I mean u never know i guess but under some circumstances it could be the healthy option, assuming there’s no real intent
I recently needed a lawyer on something that involved lots of highly sensitive PI. Sending my file over to lawyers in a semi-safe way has proved impossible. And in any case, i received an answer with lots of PI over a…
Well for sure we absolutely certainly know what it absolutely certainly isn’t causing it so it absolutely doesn’t need to be researched.
The key unresolved question is: why do LLMs follow instructions, especially system prompt? And I don’t see a good answer which is not worrying if not spooky.
AI. We need AI, period. At least as first line docs. But what the author describes - fuck no, this is absolute unsustainable madness. Race to the bottom. I’d rather fix plumbing at my own pace.
Managers are needed to sustain the management.
An article complaining about adds serving me add for their own service scrolling a page down. Are you fucking kidding me
I started my career with turbo pascal, then Delphi… great language, great tooling. Tbh everything since then felt like a huge step back, especially for UI.
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We need to pivot math towards intuition and accessibility. Math has built a gated, inaccessible institution which - by design or not - served as a moat. I believe math has little to do with mathematical notation -…