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al_be_back
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Comment #49185592
Makes sense to me... leaving to start their company with Google being an investor. Clayton Christensen [1] says (paraphrasing) it's a good idea to spin-off (or invest) in a startup…
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Comment #49185266
of course they are. his original quote says 'political' but often translations or quotes may say 'social' (informally).
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Comment #49184862
>> Ordering, consensus, and mutability policy are application concerns outside this series. [1] Of course, immutable means as-is, but since you're not dealing with ordering etc (th…
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Comment #49184172
> 2. "Happiness depends upon ourselves." he's quiet possibly referring to happiness as a relationship (with family, friends, colleagues, citizens etc) rather than just by oneself /…
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Comment #49183818
> Myth 3: Lines of Code Written by AI... how come lines of code (or expressions) by an engineer aren't a good way to measure progress (Gates point etc) but GenAI tokens must count …
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Comment #49181968
yes. the point in this post was not to replicate their title and/or content, but to point to the the issue.
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Comment #49181846
For some reason, this made me think of privacy & security issues: user fingerprinting, user-type detector (devtools open = dev/engineer) etc. Detecting the difference between windo…
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Comment #49180879
NOTE: BBC is public-funded broadcaster in the UK, so it cannot show commercial ads in the UK. Ads rely on cleaver imagery to hook the viewer. So when a media org (bbc) reports the …
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Comment #49037027
Very interesting. The media tracks may've been em dashed during prod. Spotify seems to use this format "Artist — Album".
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Comment #49036688
Em dashes are indeed amazing! Go U+2014 ! has anyone used/seen em dashes in file/dir names? just wondered — I have't. It's certainly easier to read than a hyphen/minus...but i gues…
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Comment #49036141
I agree with Codeberg, I think they're arguing for some sort of AI Code-Gen Fair Use policy. My take: If ai generated the code, let ai pay for it, unless it has been proved worth i…
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Comment #46170322
Leaving intel? That’s one case where an employee won’t get chastised for
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Comment #46000493
A houseplant with tiny turtles for leaves… very informative if under the influence of some substances. It’s not a Hello World equivalent. So much around generative ai seems to be a…
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Comment #45886349
Makes no sense to sell their entire position on a key infrastructure player, if you’re going all in on ai. That’s very odd.
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Comment #45884320
this is not practical or desirable in my view: de-google, de-apple, de-meta, de-aws etc etc etc What next, become stone masons? nah, that's too corporate, pick berries instead ;) C…
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Comment #45884222
>> doing, or is it about getting things done Who says the thing is done? there is a massive danger now, with the sheer amount of complexity & speed brought by ai, in that it's incr…
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Comment #45883843
Couldn't agree more, if posting on coding sites/forums, they usually have code highlighting. However, a screenshot acts like a print-out / pdf, and very handy for sharing in other …
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Comment #45883771
> the movie 300 In high-tech warfare we're seeing these days your metaphor is reversed. These artisans (potters etc) are tech engineers, mathematicians, chemists. They are quick to…
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Comment #45883324
It is relative, depends on the "type of warfare" being fought, and the countries/economies involved. In a high-tech modern warfare, the countries with a fighting force that has hig…
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Comment #45830678
happy anniversary! > Uses the fast and bloat-free FLTK GUI library [1] Bloat as a moat, is sadly the strategy of much of the web or apps in recent years. High Performance has shift…
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Comment #45830208
Removing html and css would also make the browser more secure - but I would argue also very counter productive for users. Most of read-only content and lite editing can be achieved…
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Comment #45829223
Replaced them with App stores, why one code base when you can have N code bases: web sites, ios, android , tv … cheaper, privacy-oriented and more secure lol obviously not, doesn’t…
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Comment #45701101
Well, by that token, opensource + stackoverflow was vibe coding all along. I can download, pick and choose, mix, modify, run, ship lol how about developing using WYSIWYG? drag + dr…
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Comment #45701034
i think traditional UI should be decoupled from the language - only providing CLI and web UI (w3c web standards). Apple's ui is very nice, but you're stuck with a whole ecosystem f…