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  • January 1st is not always on the first week of the year

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  • What is it this time?

  • January 1st is not always on the first week of the year

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  • Yeah, so do we need to make Sunday a work day, too?

  • The diminished art of coding

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  • Sounds worse than I expected, the name is just a cherry on top:

    The BMad Method (Build More Architect Dreams) is an AI-driven development framework module within the BMad Method Ecosystem that helps you build software through the whole process from ideation and planning all the way through agentic implementation

    Source: https://docs.bmad-method.org/

  • You're missing at least five

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  • No, It must be an ass word, not just your ass

  • Removed

    shocking

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  • And German scientists, too

  • Python to AI Journey – Need Guidance for Project Building

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  • What do you mean by this?

    when I am faced with a specific task, I tend to forget the actual implementation of the task

  • I'm OK being left behind, thanks!

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  • Not completely, there are some designs choices that are to stay in old languages but would not exist in younger ones

  • I'm OK being left behind, thanks!

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  • Well, I'm still waiting for that new language everyone is talking about to mature enough for being really useful, it's not even 50 years old yet, that C++ lang

  • I'm OK being left behind, thanks!

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  • I think, it all stems from an idea that in a new field you can grab a niche and be a monopoly successful business if you move fast enough, and inherently implies nobody believes in fair competition

  • Whats a good lesson you learned on the job?

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  • That we have to do that at all is a real scourge of our time, on par with trying to replace everyone with artificial idiots

  • Bullying

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  • It used to be very hard to find an artist even if they have a distinct style, but your search terms are ‘Spanish artist with a lot of unsettling characters hiding the pain and smiling’ or something like that

  • The Business Genuis

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  • For me it feels like the author had succeeded in making it non-AI better than in making it a comic

  • The Business Genuis

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  • To be fair, for me it looks like the author tried so hard to show that it's not AI by doing many connected and irrelevant details, that it hurts the comic. Maybe it's just a matter of preference

  • 49MB download: one NYTimes webpage

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  • Dunno why your admin defederated with anarchist.nexus

    Because they did not, but links don't always work. I think it's a client issue (Thunder)

    tis also why I emojify links with “🔗”

    Yeah, it helped, but not enough, as you can see, at least not in my case

    Explain

    Well, I got confused and you seemed to get pretty angry about it, at least you didn't start with calling me stupid. I'm not too sensitive about the tone of online interactions, so if you think it was fine — then fine, I'm not planning to argue with that, if you decide that you were unfriendly — also fine, you can then decide what to do about it if anything

  • 49MB download: one NYTimes webpage

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  • Because I only noticed the link now, I thought you were talking about previous links. Guess pictures with links inside are my arch nemesis

    Also, because I get { error: community_does_not_exist } when trying to access it, but browser would help here

    You sure aren't too friendly for being anti bully

  • 49MB download: one NYTimes webpage

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  • Yeah, my first 6 minutes to be exact 🌚

  • 49MB download: one NYTimes webpage

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  • The link has nothing titled ‘self DNI’ and the picture is too compressed to understand what that is

    Also the rest of your post is also beyond my understanding

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  • What's on the sign, ðo?

  • Software isn’t dying, but it is becoming more honest

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  • Title is misleading, as the article is about SaaS:

    The real future is likely a hybrid: a base fee that covers the "controllable inputs" (the actual hours and effort) plus an outcome-based "kicker" for the win. This aligns incentives properly. The vendor is protected for their work, but they’re rewarded for the actual result. Everyone wins.