This is a great point. There's (maybe)more chance on an AI spitting out a successful RSS parser than a successful curl script.
Though if I was going to place my bet, I bet there's too much diversity in the training data of both use cases to eat a useful result from current generation AI.
I've had particularly bad luck coaxing Parsers out of AI, and I've really tried, because I hate writing Parsers. It's almost like writing a valid parser is a huge pain in the ass. Heh.
Yeah. This guide is going to make some rounds in my peer group. I've got a lot of dissatisfied friends who just need an easy guide to remind them what to try. Very cool!
Mastodon seems to be filling this niche (professional networking and job seeking) at the moment. I'm curious if something more targeted is emerging yet as well.
By acting as assistants to professionals old enough to be trusted with real jobs and still young enough to remember where and why and how to do their jobs.
I don't blame anyone for wanting to claim Bradbury.
But yeah, I found all his writings progressive for their publication date.
Anytime a conservative claims a progressive science fiction classic supports their politics, it suggests to me that that particular conservative doesn't read much. Lol.
I want to give some credit to this community, and suggest that some vocal advocates for killing Tuvix are just doing so to wind others up.
I've advocated that Janeway did nothing wrong. My primary motive is that it annoys my fellow Trek fans. I know I'm wrong, but I'm not even repentant. It's such an interesting discussion, and I enjoy being on the wrong side of it.
Although, now that I'm an interviewer, I kind of despise FizzBuzz, because nobody thinks clearly during a high pressure interview.
Whenever possible, I love to talk with a candidate about some concrete past source code they claim to have written. I've better luck putting the candidate at ease and then talking through their contributions to the code.
Of course, when I get enough candidates who shared source code, I don't even invite the ones who didn't share source code for an interview.
If the tests pass, then everything is fine... Unless we expected the tests not to pass...then it's time to burn the codebase down and try again after a long vacation to clear our heads.
Of course, I'll usually settle for fixing the test suite after a long weekend. But in my heart, I'll know what I should have done...
Before reading this my personal theology was based mostly on defending everyone's right to ask big questions and feel uniquely uncomfortable with all available answers.
After reading this, it's still that, but amended with a supernatural certainty that non-Abrahamic Dog God can be killed by Robo-Dog.
If you're looking for website content to not run without permission, running with JavaScript disabled generally gets the job done. Each site I enable JavaScript for is effectively "white listed" to serve me app like features, beyond static content.
I hope to have someone in my life who will do this, making a scene, as a joke, at my funeral.
I'm terrified of living in such a way that people take my funeral seriously. I want my funeral to be remembered for overall fun but poor taste.