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marcos

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  • Scrum

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  • Meetings! Meetings as far as the eyes can see!

    There's no escape, there's no rest. Life is only meetings now.

  • a bit of advice

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  • Well, round numbers will indeed make the math easier.

  • a bit of advice

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  • Yes, people some times live up to 120 years. You should start at 60.

  • "Like sands through the hourglass, so are the fucks of our lives"

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  • It's ok, I'll greet most of them back Monday.

    And the other ones are just not worth giving.

  • Jaysus... the horror!

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  • And still don't have enough bandwidth to multiplex all the signals.

    Or are they proprietary cables?

  • Found one, finally.

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  • Ok, it's cool. But is it good?

    It's so hard to find a good gaming mouse!

  • I'm trying to comprehend...

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  • look at headlines occasionally

    No way. If you only look occasionally you have no chance to normalize all the crazy stuff in the previous 12 hours and it all hits you at the same time.

    The news don't get any less crazy if you don't look for a while. That recommendation was for the time when 24 hours news had to make shit up to fill their time.

  • Unlike you plebs, Rome recognizes STYLE

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  • Well, it must have become impractical after they started to invade cold countries... But it didn't seem to have stopped them.

    Also, I can't tell them anything.

  • Who to blame?

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  • Excess of easy to digest food becomes hard to digest. Our bodies have a limited capacity.

    Or it was the salad. IDK. Some times it is.

  • Closing programs

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  • Yeah, by default kill sends sigterm, and not kill the process at all.

    It's the correct behavior, sending sigkill by default would be harmful. Now take a look at how killall worked in Solaris (before it adopted GNU).

  • Closing programs

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  • The NT kernel was all built to emulate object orientation (read Smalltalk, not C++) style message passing. That's because it was the 90s, and it's the new technology kernel.

    So yeah, expect everything to have more flexibility sending data around, and no standardization at all so you can't have any generic functionality.

  • This is fine

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  • Well, if you do 2 entire seasons of a sci-fi show without any single Von Neumann self-replicator appearing, what are you really doing?

  • Windows 7

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  • Even worse. You'd get from Windows 7 to Windows 11.

    Why, indeed?

  • You're welcome

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  • Both quotes scare me...

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  • It's horrible when you come up with some absurd example that could never happen to use somewhere, and shortly after reality calls your bluff.

  • Doesn't take the smartest man in the world to spot this problem

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  • They need you training AI to make it into a profitable product… that will replace you.

    If they really believe in that, they should seek psychological help.

    Also, replacing you won't generate enough revenue for keeping the main LLM provides alive. Yes, they are that wasteful.

  • u WoT m8

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  • Yeah, it's because it's not the school that is bullshit.

    It's some of the stuff people do there. At the same time, some aren't. And we are incredibly bad at telling the difference, and worse than useless on doing that at scale.

  • Maybe the anticipation was torturous enough.

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  • He didn't even die and come back to life after killing his own father...

    Underwhelming.

  • Need a genie now

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  • There's a really fun discussion of news commentators on the lines of "Nobody is stupider than Trump, Vance will just be better at being evil" and "Nobody is stupider than Vance, Trump is the one keeping everything in place".

    Reality is probably too weird to predict anyway.