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7 miesięcy temudiscuss

true in my case. when i get into the zone while coding, i can go on and on. while llm can help, there's a cognitive mismatch between coding directions to llm and reading the code when it comes to continuing coding. brain and the generated code aren't aligned. i prefer at the moment, after coding a feature, to see if it can be improved using llm. and it's of great help to write tests.

3 lata temudiscuss

> And herein lies the issue with ChatGPT, it can generate functioning code, but can also lie through its none existent teeth about it.

now i'm really worried :)))))

3 lata temudiscuss

this is so much fun. i root for bing here. existential crisis. :D

4 lata temudiscuss

is this clickbait?

although i do like the alternate version: use servers, but don’t be too serverly.

4 lata temudiscuss

I just began to read your article and I'm already tired. Really?

7 lat temudiscuss

The Huawei disaster reveals iron grip of the Chinese military intelligence on Huawei. What a malarkey of an article.

7 lat temudiscuss

This article is wrong when it comes to GDPR. It could be a good thing. I friend invited me to MeWe via Twitter post and I accepted. I would like not to be able to export and if I wish delete my data. That would be my all of my data, including my contacts. I would import this data to MeWe, or what's possible. At the moment Contacts would do. Good for me and MeWe. This is what GDPR would allow. There is no open format for this exchange, but being on the market, someone will quickly come up with a service to convert the data, or MeWe guys could some up with import data from FB function.

8 lat temudiscuss

about?

8 lat temudiscuss

that's my ship on these vast oceans for 14 years now. every evening i open (now a beautiful macos reeder app) and depart on sailing as i see fit and where i want to. a treasure, rss feeds collected over the years, from compsc and programming related things, STEM, liberal arts, and several mischiefs.

9 lat temudiscuss

Neither if he was speaking about Quantum Mechanic. Feynman probably paraphrasing Bohr: "If you think you understand quantum mechanics, you don't understand quantum mechanics."

9 lat temudiscuss

If it weren't for Apple there wouldn't be app development.

9 lat temudiscuss

The Muslim Bosniak lader was a religious man, after decades of Communism, which prohibited the religion. This happened on all sides, and the atrocities were committed by the Christians, both sides, Catholic and Ortodox, between themselves and on Muslim population. Number of accounts in front of the International Court for War Crimes tells all bout that.

Ottoman empire was in war what you call Wahhabism. They were enemies then and they are enemies now.

Assad regime, his father and him, are of a different version of Islam, Alawites. Let's put aside the fact that Syria was dictatorship for decades, with Sunni population of 74%, and that of Alawites of 12%. One can't expect for 12% to rule for decades with an iron fist over the majority of the population without problems. As I wrote previously. The war in Syria started after Sunni population, students and the other children of Arab Spring, asked for the elections and Assad took military and tanks on them. Later on extremists found its way in. I'm just pointing out stupidity that caused the war. You're thinking is that of post-stupidity.

9 lat temudiscuss

I was on every side.

9 lat temudiscuss

I don't dispute that fact. The Muslims in Bosnia are moderate in nature. It's traditional. Ottoman empire was against the type of Islam like the one that originated in Saudi Arabia. I don't dispute the fact that WMD was a stunt of the crony capitalism of Cheney and his friends. But those Muslims in Syria, 'moderate' rebels, were victims of Assad family for decades. It's bound to happen, sooner or later, for people to rebel, when victimized. One doesn't need to study history to recognize this basic truth.

9 lat temudiscuss

Another schizophrenic view of the world.

9 lat temudiscuss

There's nothing about those wars that you can teach me, nor the idiot from the link posted.

9 lat temudiscuss

By "excellent education system" I mean the combination of Nationalism and Communism, which, I first hand experienced, as National Socialism. Every story I've learned about Nazis, what they spoke and believed in, was present in the speech and in the deeds. I am well aware of why and how that happened, the rise of National Socialism on Balkans, one of them being 50 years of Communism and lack of the benefits of balanced democratic evolution of the society.

9 lat temudiscuss

I call Bullshit on you. The one of the product of that excellent education system was Milosevic as well. Serbia with Milosevic started the last Balkan Wars in its desire to renew Dusan's Empire, or in common tongue, to make a greater Serbia. First in Slovenia, later on in Croatia then in Bosnia and Herzegovina. When it started on the south, in between Serbia, Kosovo, Albania, Macedonia, Greece, Turkey, it became too dangerous not to stop it. The US waited for Srebrenica to happen to put a stop on it in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This time the US and the EU correctly recognized the danger of leaving the situation to deteriorate to something that would be danger to the region and the ordinary people. Those in Serbia included.

9 lat temudiscuss

I've began using Rider from JetBrains and it's working well on Mac for .NET Core APIs. VS was always better with Resharper (+ few other tools from JetBrains). Actually VS is the best IDE in the Enterprise, especially combined with some 3rd parties tools. Coverage, profiling, refactoring ...

9 lat temudiscuss

This is kinda SOAP in JSON.