I'm glad I completed my bachelor's before ChatGPT existed. Now in my master's program, I find myself increasingly dependent on AI. It's gotten to a point where professors grade using AI, so no brain-to-brain exchange is happening — just AI to AI.
I would also like to know. The German government actually has a decent API for accessing countless parliamentary documents, but it doesn't make the data very accessible to normal people...
I like the gateway concept as an alternative to opening the firewall. Are there any plans to add FHIR compatibility, for integrating with other FHIR systems?
If they were using it to educate people about the consequences of piracy, I could understand why they would host that, but that's not the case here. What is the purpose of this?
> FWIW, using amiunique.org I am unique on FF, Safari, Mullvad, Chrome, and Edge on a M2 Air.
Not sure if this is representative. According to their website, they have collected about 2 Million fingerprints. Firefox accounts for 42% of those fingerprints, which does not reflect the global market share.
In my experience GPT/Copilot cannot handle difficult programming tasks that have not been addressed before. Moreover, when it comes to utilizing modern technologies that are not covered in the model's training data, they become unusable in my opinion.
Laravel was the first framework I ever used. Until now, I haven't come across any other framework that is well-designed, and enjoyable to use as Laravel (and made PHP fun). I always assumed Laravel was the standard, but sadly that it's not the case.
Just learned about pinggy.io. Neat little service! I wonder how many requests/second that phone can serve. Nowadays, phone specs aren't too bad for a simple web server.
This book contains tricks that break down seemingly complicated operations, such as the equation ABCD*9999 = ABC(D—1)(9—A)(9—B)(9—C)(10—D). Although it's valuable to understand the logic behind these tricks, they could also help students who struggle with math in school.