“Quality clickbait” is the best description I have.
It’s an entertaining channel, prone to reviewing flashy stuff, rather than useful tips as the name might suggest. But not completely stupid, those guys have some knowledge and skills to back it up.
I can’t say how it changed over time, I’ve only watched them occasionally over the last 2-3 years.
Wtf do you do to your pasta so it sticks so much? The other post is full of agreement.
The boil should be enough to prevent if from sticking. Unless you use way too little water.
Don’t forget to integrate with SAP and Salesforce
I doubt many people are picking it these days. But someone did 20 years ago. And now you’re stuck with the headache.
Sexing Beatles
Fish fingers of course
In hindsight the period 2015-2022 was a kind of a golden age for Microsoft.
They actually made (well, acquired) some good software, and even not-so-good stuff like Azure had a point of existing.
Of course it all went downhill very quickly.
Inertia. And GitHub was actually good, despite MS ownership. Until recently.
I don’t have the patience to read the whole thing but it looks like it’s full of gems
Well he might according to his own perception.
What happens if you delete your AI that you (and only you) think it’s conscious? Is it murder even if the rest of the world says it’s not?
The AI even has a blog https://poc.bcachefs.org/
It writes exactly like you would expect an AI to write if given instruction to act a “stereotypical slightly unhinged AI assistant”
That’s the joke. Stochastic means probabilistic. And this “algorithm” gives the correct answer for the vast majority of inputs
Oh, monoidal homotropy? Kinky stuff
Any astophysiologists here? Is this accurate?
Thanks, I hate it
I don’t know if anyone would argue Rust macros are beautiful. If someone does they should be checked out by a doctor.
Speaking as a fan of Rust.
It mostly reflects my own story. From a beginner enthusiast of multiple “cool” languages (Scala was all the rage back then), through considering myself more “mature” and thinking about business priorities, ending at understanding that using a good programing language is a business priority.
If the team works with a language they enjoy, they will be happier (and more productive). Doesn’t even matter if the code is written by humans or machines.
No, using an OS is not something that requires a promise of commitment. It’s a utility needed for using a computer.
As enthusiasts we want as many people as possible to use good OSs, even if it ends at just trying it out.
The more people try Linux the better regardless of their motives.
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