Expectations: AI will deliver food to you and your high-paid programmers colleagues
Reality: You and your colleagues work at Mac because AI took your high-paid programmers jobs
To me the most complicated thing in every project is the business knowledge. It's the tribal knowledge like "do not send null in this endpoint" or what happens when a request A will be send after B was sent to C and the mercury was in conjunction with venus on an odd day of march (answer: everything would explode). And LLM are solving 20% of my work, while the other things are talking to people, inventing new tests etc. I wonder btw. why the LLM bubble created problems on developers' hiring market. Were those companies thinking that LLM will write the code on its own?
For choral music listeners I strongly recommend works of contemporary Polish composers Paweł Bębenek and Piotr Pałka. Some of their pieces are really innovative I'd say, without breaking the classics rules. Also their works has recently been translated quite often to other languages
Ah wayland. Many things changed since the time I've been using Linux in my professional work. However does Wayland support connectivity? I.e. can you display Wayland session on another computer via TCP/UDP? If not then Wayland won't work with wsl2 which is basically a VM
Not in the same way that X does. However, Microsoft specifically implemented an RDP backend into Weston, which ships with WSL2. So the Linux Windows you see are actually being sent over RDP transparently.
yep, in London it's pretty normal to be driving at 30 and be overtaken by a teenager on a scooter with no insurance, no protective equipment and not a care in the world. They can kill themselves for all I care but they can easily kill a pedestrian or cyclist which doesn't seem reasonable to me.
killing themselves is not the worst thing than can happen to them, and not so likely. Other possibilities involve long years of suffering in bed and on a wheelchair.
But the e-bikes are more heavy and will also likely make other people suffer.
I miss the times when companies were building their brands on trust and honor. I remember calling HP support because I bought a monitor that was probably lying in a warehouse somewhere, and it had some "stain" on the screen. It still had 9 of 36 months of warranty. HP sent a fedex WITH the new monitor and they replaced the old one. Best support ever!
I've been to London recently and was prepared to take the cab but we failed to understand that the blue light is "occupied" and the yellow is "free to hire". Getting to the airport it's easier and cheaper via Uber than a train/bus when you're a 4 ppl family. I would never consider cab to airport, because I don't know how much is it. And the luggage...
I'm a 20+ years programmer working with my colleagues who are 2-5 years of experience. I could see they had accepted AI generated tests which are testing solely the mocks. This is quite annoying, because for me, when I want to finish a task properly, I have to write tests from scratch. I'm also using the same AI tool, but I want to use it differently, as a "copilot" and not the "main pilot"
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