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sesteel
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Comment #49122822
I agree with this. When people say speed, they often mean cycle time. How fast can I iterate towards a working solution to a problem? A low cycle time can hide many flaws in your s…
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Comment #48933637
I think it is more than just money. Having a hand in steering the ship that they think will change the world is pretty attractive. I came out of retirement just to watch the specta…
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Comment #48888262
The person who wrote the guide is more unusually interesting than the guide itself. I knew something sounded familiar.
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Comment #48804216
The respect only goes as far as to listen to what they have to say. We navigate our experience based on the whims of the rich so it helps to know what they are thinking, but it cer…
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Comment #48733845
I am pretty sure human level intelligence is emergent from language use. The more complex the language the higher the intelligence since language is itself a tool used to not only …
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Comment #48692150
Looks like we may be going to go back to the geocities days of primitive websites. I use still use hugo to generate my personal site automatically from markdown upon PR approval.
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Comment #48076947
Why wouldn't you? From both emerge intelligence.
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Comment #48076940
Agreed. For all we know, humans are only considered intelligent locally among ourselves, not universally. Every time we learn more about the universe, we seem to also learn how ins…
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Comment #43156484
It has made me stop using Google and StackOverflow. I can look most things up quickly, not rubber duck with other people, and thus I am more efficient. It also it is good at spotti…
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Comment #43009047
I cannot tell you the number of times I thought I invented something new and novel only to later find out it already existed. So, while it is true that you can sometimes find paths…
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Comment #41942149
Looking at this thread, it is a wonder that any PRs make it through review. I started calling these kinds of debates Holographic Problems. - Spaces vs Tabs - Self documenting code …
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Comment #41919059
I've taken up a new career as an AI influencer.
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Comment #40394422
Maybe you'd know, but why would one choose to not sort favoring larger counts and drop the bottom half when full? It may be obvious to others, but I'd be curious.
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Comment #40169018
I was taught the universe was a computer in 3 different college courses 25 years ago. Not exactly a revelation. "According to the best physics, the universe: isnt programmable; doe…
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Comment #38862488
The problem exist for corporations as well. A teenage girl, who was a former classmate and friend of my daughter, was murdered at work because she turned down a man's advances. She…
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Comment #37095420
To look and feel important. I worked for a company that moved to a building simply because the CEO wanted the sign to be seen from a major highway. My 20min commute would become 1 …
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Comment #37059036
The article talks about AMD announcing a chip supporting 192GB memory.
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Comment #37048719
What Amazon is missing is buyers. Actual professional buyers who evaluate products and make determinations if products meet standards and deserves to be placed in front of customer…
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Comment #36479520
I am confident that prompt engineering is not a long term solution for anybody. The cost of creation is moving towards free. Anybody with an idea will increasingly be able to make …
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Comment #36394323
Yep! The singularity concept people talk about relies on a feedback loop like you described. So, she isn't wrong, per se, but just telling a fragment of the story that exist today.…
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Comment #36300397
Why not pin your business model as the top post for awhile until it catches on?
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Comment #36223411
Why do you believe that? Having been in and worked around it, its success is a function of money and will. I would not call it competent, but that is a personal opinion having work…
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Comment #36079692
My exposure to the internet came via MTV in 1994. I got a call at the house one day and they offered to pay for our internet if I agreed to comment on music videos in an online cha…
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Comment #35905399
This deserves to be upvoted more. Trading your life for financial gain has diminishing returns. You'd think everybody's goal would to be free of servitude.
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Comment #35881449
I did that with a potato back in the day.