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ThirdConsul

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    you are

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  • The only wage gap we should be focusing on now is the gap between ultra rich capitalists and the worker class.

    Anything else we can worry after we take care of that dumpster fire.

  • ;DR blame the dev

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  • You might be confusing using functions with functional programming. Python is Object Oriented language at it's core, most people use it as procedural, and like most modern languages it supports also functional paradigms.

  • AI-generated code contains more bugs and errors than human output

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  • According to OpenAis internal test suite and system card, hallucination rate is about 50% and the newer the model the worse it gets.

    And that fact remains unchanged on other LLM models.

  • 9/10 times, there's your problem right there...

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  • I believe I have the honour of wearing the same medal :)

  • 9/10 times, there's your problem right there...

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  • https://github.com/dessalines/essays/blob/main/capitalism_doesnt_work.md

    This is one of them, it's a list of fun facts about USA, and current state of capitalism.

    Like UN study showing that 3% of USA military budget would end hunger world wide.

    It’s a pile of garbage and he seems to genuinely believe in it

    I honestly don't know how to help you. Take care of yourself, because you sound unwell

  • 9/10 times, there's your problem right there...

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  • 9/10 times, there's your problem right there...

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  • Cut off from several instances for the behavior of others

    Name them please. Because as far as I know, its a few small ones with barely any traffic?

  • 9/10 times, there's your problem right there...

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  • There's a push recently on lemmy to make people think that .ml instance is unpopular, it's user wrong and you should leave it or be ostracized.

    This is the nth post about it I've seen in the past few months.

  • 9/10 times, there's your problem right there...

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  • However, I also don’t think it’s useful or accurate to reduce them to “Putin bad"

    As their neighbour, I totally agree. It's not Putin bad. It's everyone from fucking Russia. There's nothing that came from Russia and wasn't made into an abomination.

    (* Except Russian people who left Russia because they could see how god damn awful that place and everyone in it is; Pretending otherwise is literally dismissing their culture).

  • 9/10 times, there's your problem right there...

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  • Now I'm curious about the conversation on the internet with a lemmy.ml user you had.

    Because you compare that to a shooting.

    Kinda weird.

  • Something's not math-ing

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  • I'll add to that - a good tell tale of a tomato NOT being over-engineered pitbull is it having green "shoulders" near the steam, especially if it's pearl shaped. That's a sign of it being of the heirloom variety.

    Generally green shoulders are a sign of the tomato NOT being artificially ripened.

  • OpenAI needs to raise at least $207bn by 2030 so it can continue to lose money, HSBC estimates

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  • Shorting means you expect the shit to go down in value. Usually to short something you borrow a stock from someone (not everyone can borrow stocks), pay the fee to the source, sell it for 100, wait, buy it back for 90, give it back to the original owner. You made 100 - 90 - fee.

    Borrow 1000 usd from a bank (1), sell if for your target currency (2) that you think will raise compares to usd, wait, exchange 1000 usd from the target currency (2) and give it back to bank + rates (1).

    What is left over in currency (2) is your profit.

  • OpenAI needs to raise at least $207bn by 2030 so it can continue to lose money, HSBC estimates

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  • It’s not just finding obvious errors but it catches logical error that no human would have caught.

    I'm not having the same experience.

  • OpenAI needs to raise at least $207bn by 2030 so it can continue to lose money, HSBC estimates

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  • You buy foreign currency and then sell it back for USD when you want to realise it.

  • What are some of the worst code you have seen in a production environment?

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  • I remember an if a == a: (I left it there because lol)

    I once worked on a codebase in js where

     
        
a == a // true
a == a // false
a == a // true

    (Same variable compar to itself is true at first, then false, then true...)

    And when I cried 'per que' the explanation made some evil, sadistic sense.

  • What's the best way to monitor an API for breaking changes?

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  • Preflight it? If you ask external API every 6 hours about known range of host IDs with a date, then 1h before you need that information call the external API and check if it works or returns garbage? That way you can get some extra time to maybe react earlier to an incident? It honestly depends on the nature of your job and the qualities of your traffic, but generally speaking the problem you have is unfixable and the best you can hope for is early detection (if that matters for you).

    If however you're a pass-through API to the external one, eg. a different service calls your API with a hostID and the hostIDs are not a known finite pool, then you can forget about preflighting.

  • What's the best way to monitor an API for breaking changes?

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  • So to sum it up:

    • API breaks responses only for new data
    • API does not provide any metadata, like versioning
    • API doesn't host it's spec
    • the problem isn't that the API mutates, but that it starts returning garbage for new data, but not historical.

    You're out of luck. You can't prevent it. You can't foresee it, unless you know beforehand what you'll call the API with and you can pre-flight it and detect it earlier.

  • Megyn Kelly suggests Epstein wasn't an 'actual pedophile' if victims went through puberty

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  • Well, technically the distinction is important for psychiatrists. So if they ever study what the fuck was wrong with Epstein and his fellow creeps the psychiatrists need to have that distinction in mind.

    Who else could also use that distinction... Judges? If there's a punishment range (like e.g. you get 5 to 15 years in prison) I can imagine they might be giving harsher verdicts the younger the victim maybe?

    God, I need a shower. Why did you made me think about it.

  • Owner of seven cats creates 'catio' to keep felines and wildlife safe

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  • Yes. Not every place is suitable for cats. Same with dogs.

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world
    ThirdConsul @lemmy.ml

    Simple NAS hardware for home use?