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Is it too cynical to think that "our people" means the shareholders?

4. MS plans on re-filling a large portion of those roles at a lower salary

A lot of the approaches to orchestration that I have seen feels like a company hiring more managers to make the dev team work faster.

Thank you for coding something that I intended to code but have been too lazy to do.

Do we know that they can't detect what their bots are doing, or that they haven't taken proper precautions?

We need this for the Death Toasters from Opus 'n Bill: Brain Saver

It's frustrating when a product has a generic name that returns pages of unrelated search results. It's also frustrating when the name gives no real hint about what it does.

Looks interesting. Does it offer anything special that pi.dev or opencode does not?

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Exactly how many North Korean scientists are working in the U.S. right now?

I don't understand the logistics of MCP interactions. Can anyone explain why they aren't stateless. Why does a connection need to be held open?

The stories in Discworld books are character driven. LOTR is much more plot driven. I feel like this is an apples and oranges comparison.

It also feels a bit like the false dichotomy arguments from my teenage years, where you could like either Star Trek or Star Wars, but not both.

I think you mean HexiBase?

I have my childrens accounts under my main account. If they watch a lot of certain types of videos, that will show up as a suggestion under my main account. I'm positive its not because they are using my account, I watch videos with them.

I also have a second account for watching more technical videos and that leaks into my main account suggestions.

In my personal experience, Excel.

JIRA is a tool, it doesn't do the work for you. If someone knows how to organize, plan and track a project really well, the tool used doesn't matter as much.

A lot of VCs don't do any due diligence.

Literally potty humor.

Of course, you will need to assign the appropriate IAM Role per icon type.

Outside of Auckland you can do quite well on 150k.

Similar experience but I was in the military and I didn't have a choice to say no. I have 5 fillings. They wanted to schedule 2 more but I was due to be reassigned overseas. They tried to delay my reassignment over it. Eventually, they cleared my paperwork but made it clear I was to see the dentist at my new base as soon as possible.

My new dentist says there is nothing wrong with my teeth whatsoever.

Guilty with no way to prove innocence.

I once knew a soldier that had reconfigured his tent heater to be out of the way by placing it against the side of his tent. The tent caught fire. He received and award for putting out the fire.

I have seen this pattern repeated a few times throughout my career. People are rewarded for putting out fires they created (metaphorically), but people who are diligent and don't create problems to solve are overlooked or seen as less than capable.

Possibly, but that would be 10 of thousands of dollars worth of GPUs.

When electronic calculators replaced slide rules it wasn't the end of math.

When I first read about Latent Space, it struck me as quite similar to the L-Space as described in Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels.

Firewall fives, I forgot about that, or maybe blocked it from my memory. It’s the same for enlisted.

Find incomprehensible code. Get email from blame. Search for them on Linkedin. If they are working as a developer in some senior capacity, then the code is probably a learning opportunity for me. If they are working as a scrum master code is probably as bad as it looks.

I say this in jest, mostly...

This really should be it's own blog post. It has given me some interesting perspective.

I would argue that "working hard" and "working long hours" are not the same thing.

I am a US citizen who has immigrated to New Zealand and hold citizenship here. It is my understanding that I have to apply (and pay) to relinquish my US citizenship, which might be declined.

Interesting point. I am embarrassed to say that in the early 90's I would spend on average around 1000$ USD a month on arcade games.