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In Leaked Audio, Amazon Cloud CEO Says AI Will Soon Make Human Programmers a Thing of the Past
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It can write really buggy Python code, so... Yeah, seems promising
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In Leaked Audio, Amazon Cloud CEO Says AI Will Soon Make Human Programmers a Thing of the Past
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It can write really buggy Python code, so... Yeah, seems promising
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Florida doc not wearing hearing aid couldn't hear colonoscopy patient screaming: complaint
Even if the doctor couldn't hear, couldn't they see or feel the patient moving in pain?
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The Open Source Computer Science Degree
"College is needed" comments are so weird in a field that can be done on an island with a solar battery. CS isn't medicine or engineering, and the field is so young that requiring a "formal education" most likely will have negative effects of teaching poor practices that are not up to date
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Global IT outage shows dangers of cashless society, campaigners say
Totally. My petrol station allowed me to pay in seashells while everyone else were just standing around complaining, was kinda nice
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Right To Repair + Repair Cafés 🛠️
How do the repair cafes know what spare parts to have? Does your local area have a discussion about what items might be there beforehand?
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Thanks for the Lemmy original, nice touch!
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Former GTA dev says Rockstar had so long to make San Andreas that it "went crazy" with the amount of stuff added
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That must mean there will be close to 4x the stuff in it!
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Right? "Local spots have better quality, better prices and better interactions" ™
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Partner started receiving ads in foreign language they don't speak
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Any sources on this? We don't use voice activated AI bots like Alexa
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World's richest 1% gained $40 tn in a decade: Oxfam
I think the idea of cryptocurrency is funny, since it's just "I'm not playing your make believe money anymore, so we'll pay our own make believe money since you are obviously rigging the system". Kinda makes sense if adoption keeps up and the planet isn't on fire
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Shoplifting surges 30% in England and Wales, official data shows
Yay, higher prices to offset the theft and increased surveillance!
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Running One-man SaaS, 9 Years In
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Good luck!
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Partner started receiving ads in foreign language they don't speak
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Wild, I'll have to try that
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Any ideas what these are?
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5G is easily blocked by trees and buildings, so there needs to be many towers near each other
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Why are onion services not widely used?
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Is it legality or security? I personally wouldn't want a public facing service on my home network without extensive hardening
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Fiat doesn't work on a finite planet. Crypto has failed on its goals. What is a better way to be economically secure?
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The issue is those closer to the money printer get the biggest rewards (according to the US Fed's description of their stakeholders) so as they increase their supply of currency they can accumulate more goods, outpacing the rest of the classes which have to suffer through inflation, which debases their money, keeps wages low and goods prices increase
In an evenly distributed and fully observable currency supply which can rise and lower as needed, there is no inherent issue with fiat currencies as long as the issuing party is reputable and wages increase at the same pace (up or down) with all prices
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Those books are different from how I remembered…
Source?
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Partner started receiving ads in foreign language they don't speak
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Yes. Partner does not
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Those books are different from how I remembered…
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I am okay with that, although not sure if I would have another opinion under different circumstances
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Talk me down: Teams could be a tool of mass data gathering
Yeah, watch the network traffic from Teams and kind hard not to think of them as data harvesters. In a day, there are close to a hundred servers involved that will leave your country for no functional reason