The blog has it's own comment section under the article that's completely blank and yet clearly there is a lot of interest with 197 comments. Having an empty comment sections sends the wrong signal.
taste and judgment, which you can only obtain by having a strong CS base and coding manually for years.
I disagree, the definers of taste; art and food critics, movie and book reviewers, don’t need to have learned the craft by doing. Taste is a separate skill.
The exams need to change. Now that we have LLMs the value a human can bring to a task has changed and it’s that new value that has to be tested.
It’s like testing your drawing ability in a photography class. The difference is that now nearly have subject and testing method we have has become obsolete. Drawings courses still exist as will traditional courses, but the main stream has changed and exams and schools need to adapt.
I've also heard that depending on what country you're buying from the price changes, but using VPN I've never been able to replicate the results. Pricing based on individuals sounds illegal.
Why?
To tell advertisers that all clicks come from a specific region, to not worry about privacy laws in different countries in their cookie policy, are there others?
Microsoft has 780 pages of vulnerabilities, Linux has 203 and Apple had 258 pages when filtering by vendor.
I tried to just filter Windows or MacOS by product but that seems to be broken.
I agree with everything you said expect I genuinely believe that most pro-lifers would vote for "this law as written will cause the (avoidable) deaths of pregnant mothers who want to keep their babies but have a miscarriage", because murder is a sin under all circumstances.
That’s the problem I have with discussion, we can be eloquent and well reasoned but when two people differ on a belief that is fundamental to the argument there is no agreement possible.
Without a shared reality people develop beliefs so radically different no amount of reasoned argument can change that.
What would make me share your belief, maybe a 50 hours of media of pro-lifers saying abortion is ok to save the mother.
What a difference presentation makes. On Ops link I could enjoy scrolling through the photos, to see them on the Smithsonian site ,I had to find the "See all digital content in FSA.A1999.35" link then 4 clicks for each photo from a harsh index page.
Thank you to makers for putting the sites together, one for storage and the other for consumption.