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One presentation, I think it was my favorite one, talked about how an LLM had a very difficult time understanding what happened in a class when the name of the class was poorly descriptive of that class behavior.
Good quality code still matters. The LLMs are based on language! Human language!
If you think you are a terrible drawer, check out “Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain”.
What happens when the cloud services experience an issue?
This seems like a bad idea in general.
I’m running Fedora. Other than some h265 and heic codec/file format issues, (I’ve had to convert videos and photos to more open codec/format), it’s been a great machine.
I miss the battery life of the M1 but I enjoy the comfort of knowing I can upgrade storage or fix anything I want when needed.
Other than personal web browsing, I do web development and tinkering with music creation (Bitwig).
I don’t think I’ll ever buy another Apple machine. I want to use devices that are repairable, support those companies, and use software that is open source or multi-platform without continuing subscriptions.
Now that I’m personally invested in Linux, I’d like to contribute to desktop app projects that are open source since now, I am also a user.
I have gradually been moving my digital life away from Google and Apple/iCloud.
Next time buy a Framework 13.
Hahaha this made me chuckle out loud.
Why not start today on making Los Angeles less car dependent and more mass transit oriented?
“Scrum”, has turned into a ridiculous mess of meetings and estimation when we’re always bad at estimating. Then there’s the attachment to the “two-week” sprint and velocity blah blah blah.
It’s usually always frustrating.
I prefer Kanban.
Seeing JSX and reading about all the complexity in this post makes me hope I’ll never use React again.
BTW I do like JavaScript.
Sideloading should work for someone who used a phone without an Apple ID (if that’s possible)