HubertManne

ouch. this hits to close.

ok. I finally have subject matter in this meme type where I understand it.

I can tell you did not even bother to watch the video. If you had you would have seen what the philipine ship had done to that poor chinese ships anchor.

I can tell you did not even bother to watch the video. If you had you would have seen what the philipine ship had done to that poor chinese ships anchor.

pfft. europes support of ukraine is way outsideo of just nato obligations. This is stuff happening right off their borders.

This western propoganda has got to stop. There is video footage showing the massive damage done to china that the captain yells at end in surprise about https://youtu.be/rTw5pk6dcX0

I like that and am going to steal it.

as my pay has gone down relative to inflation the amount of fucks I give goes down.

yeah seems like a gotcha title. we are all aware of boycots that resulted in change. Heck operation push was all about that although making a continous group watered it down I think.

I agree (about not having a death penalty but not about punishing worse than death) but for different reasons. I actually feel taking out bad influences for the world. People who left to their own devices will seek to do horrific things. I feel that makes sense. The problem for me is the state or anyone really doing it. One is it is a an irreversible act. Two it is a power/authority that is to absolute and ripe for abuse. Three it stinks of hypocrisy in the sense the state kills those who kill, would we rape those who rape? Fourth as a relatively “civilized” society the process of death penalty is more expensive than lifetime incarceration and if it was not then the process is likely not just enough.

I almost never put why. this cycles though hostnames and parses out blah blah blah. I guess I assume the why is self evident.

So far my experience with ai is it cannot evaluate the quality of the data it uses to any significant degree. As such it can summarize which is convenient for searching and give examples but ultimately you have to correct its mistakes and know enough to do so. There is some savings for a programmer in the sense you might be able to get some rough scaffolding and its a bit eaiser to identify relevant search links but I don’t see it replacing developers. It definitely allows one to do more though or even increase the quality. One really great thing it can do is auto commenting of the code which does not need as much improvement as actual code and makes it more likely for you to do the task (both because it does it and because it causes you to go. no don’t explain it like that). Is similarly helps with documentation. I doubt it could more than double productivity though. At least as how it stands now. Im not sure it can do much better without becoming general ai.

meh. its unlikely to be direct so more of another level of cut at the top diluting whats at the bottom.

thanks.

why gog?

npr always seems to find one

or they can forgo the money, stay, and become ukrainian.

I agree. Its the only way.

I mean thats great but finding the notes is always a chore to because so much has been done between now and then and there are a lot of stuff done with their own notes. We are actually required to document in like 3 different ways although we don’t need to do all 3 all the time. informal, formal internal, formal customer.

I get this one so much. I don’t consider myself a developer because I tend to just touch code but that means I won’t touch any for weeks. Worse I tend to do a lot of poc or boot strapping type of things and so its like there was a user story last pi to check the feasibility of something and now have a user story to get it regularly working in a poc env and I have forgotten everything about that particular system or language or whatever.