It almost feels like its trying to protect its code from scrutiny, or like a developer who want job safety.
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It almost feels like its trying to protect its code from scrutiny, or like a developer who want job safety.
This is kind of understandable, the amount of data would be huge. When faults happen though, recordings are automatically made available.
Some of these measurements can have surprisingly high frequency sampling, even though the grid itself feels "slow".
"core Android Telephony Framework GPS race condition from the early days of Android (roughly 2011–2014)."
My AI was unable to find any existing webpages for this though?
Also there was this:
Me as somewhat of a nerd, even doubt if I need a public IP, seeing how cyber security is looking today.
So the median household in the US has 3 working adults? Is $211k household according to that page.
Most are software related, or why not genealogy or mesh networking?
I never started using discord for gaming, I just find its everywhere.
We are basically not limited by the time it takes to write code, we never were. But we ARE limited in the time it takes to wrote ancillary code: CI and testing code being the biggest, but also tools.
Iv'e started on 2 bigger sub-projects that could help with coverage and finding really hard bugs that I would _never_ have even touched before, becuase I could never have fitted it with my regular work that actually has high priority.
Fun thing though, we recently let a consultant go due to relying too much on LLMs.
Is this weird in any way? I live in EU land, but this does not seem too uncommon. As a developer Ive had assignments where I only wrote unit test, another where I was reponsible for daily CI running well (though both moved towards development eventually). I heard just the other day about a competitor where you did not write your own test code.
It has to be possible to use fixed point arithmetic?
The title is R.T.N.R I think (Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer) but in a metal version.
I also know I read an article about the artist, and he/they were very reclusive and did not want media attention.
Its just the song was great!!
How many stocks did you "miss the boat" on? In hindsight we all have missed the boat so many times, we need to see that pondering this is meaningless.
I once mined 50 bitcoins ON CPU. Yeah, I sold it for pennies. Did I miss the boat on anything? Sure, but not really more than on any stock or anything else where seeing the future would be needed for sure success.
This would explain why benchmarks are seemingly meaningless.
Funny thing is they very recently also set a real limit per-user/month, so why even limit the models because theyre "too expensive".
The routing feels like such a hack to me...