beastman82

No UI like their competitors Claude CoWork or Codex. This is vaporware

what are the shield issues? I've had 2 of them for 10 years and I haven't noticed anything.

Jet Propulsion Laboratory, for those who are missing basic writing standards.

Unless he's the only rich person on earth who can't figure out how to bribe, this will happen.

Well yeah they're presenting an irrational argument to benefit the few.

*and their employees, who depend on the company to be healthy as a central economic tenet of their employment. This really isn't debatable

Read "Not everyone will approve of this" section. You are not free to make any of these decisions on behalf of your employer.

This is an ethical disgrace and everyone involved should be ashamed.

I simply cannot click such a domain name

"sbt --client" is really fast for me, and I'm using derivation and implicit scope etc. super warm JVM, incremental compiles.

he and I share the same favorite programming book and until now I didn't know anyone else in this boat:

Functional Programming in Scala

I love python and go, not sure what you're inferring. I'm not excited that people wrote their widget with it.

True. I think I'm ready to accept it. I guess I should have given up when everyone was bragging about writing rust and go.

They've been crawling the web since inception

I'm guessing the population of Lewiston would welcome an employer of 30 jobs

gotta love a site that hijacks your back button and makes you hit it 3 times.

Buy an Nvidia shield and never look back

Perhaps an argument against LLMs should acknowledge its awesome power could be harnessed for good, if only nominally

I want to thank everyone who hates work, is mentally checked out of their jobs and quiet quitting etc.

It makes it much easier for me to distinguish myself as a hard worker who cares about the business being successful. It also helps me keep my job during layoffs because I can assure you the managers have noticed.

When you are old and have lots of formative experiences that are not work-based, we can shake hands and mutually appreciate each other's motives and respective outcomes.

The assumption here is that the people who maintain something in a painstaking manner did not intend people to take it and do whatever they want with it in accordance with its license?

Agree 100%. the compute was always bottlenecked by insanely high i/o latency. SSDs opened up fast computers like no processor ever did.

the good news is that nuclear power is coming soon

I think that's a very good plan FWIW. I'm going to consider cabinetry which I predict will be a semi-retirement in terms of income

Ugly is subjective. I'd happily accept these terms

Unions too

> staunch static typing proponents are often middle or junior engineeers

While we're sharing anecdotal data, I've experienced the opposite.

The older, more experienced fellows love static types and the new ones barely understand what they're missing in javascript and python.

Reminder that correlation!= causation

I have had two for 10 years and have no complaints whatsoever

Probably because it's an amazing language for people who know what they're doing

> The image (above) shows long radio-emitting filaments up to 150 light–years long unspooling from the heart of the galaxy. These structures, whose origin remains unknown, were first observed in 1984, but the new image revealed 10 times more than had ever been seen before.

I don't understand how this isn't the biggest news in astronomy. Gigantic filaments of energy passing through the milky way