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PR and citizenship are different things, one is just to reduce the paperwork and allow some bare minimum benefits and the other is citizenship
The only reason to push language requirements for PR, is to make it harder to obtain it, its politically driven
Yeah this is flawed at best, it more "meme" idea of politics
Teachers, nurses, game developers ...
Companies get away with paying less because they can exploit the "passion" or intrinsic rewards that the jobs give
That apply for jobs too
Sauron doing sauron things
When you get a Open Borders agreement in CIV
Local LLMs is the only thing viable and probably the only thing it will remain once the hype dies down.
A smaller cheaper local model can delivery most the value for coding, while we still use some services for code review and security compliance.
Once the VC money runs out and they start to charge the real price, the C-level will have to impose budges or limits. The current pissing contest over who can expend the most tokens is both ridiculous and shortsighted
Get ready for the not reading, between people asking for AI and the slop everyone is writing Today communication will only get worst.
Talking to a 'yes and autocomplete' that will agree with everything you say and praise it as a "Great idea!" will make everything terrible
How about replaceable batteries?
Next victims of "AI productivity gains"
What worried me is that LLMs are becoming a crutches for overworked engineers. But instead of reducing the workload it has also increased the expectation and consequently more aggressive deadlines, making it all worst overall
Correct the url has 2026, probably a typo
Seizon Senryaku!
Sorry but this seems like vibe coded slop
You cant search or change language
Idk what is the goal here, but maybe some analysis with graph would be better, like who has the most territory or something like that? You also might need to disclosure how you got this data
Agreed! The problem is that some 'seniors' never cared to learn patterns in the first place. That’s a huge problem for frontend, where we have increasingly complex architectures and people with very little experience with design.
Even some principles aren't known. I always recommend the book Head First: Design Patterns. It's in Java, but the lessons can be applied in every language.
Unfortunately, we are in a 'post-knowledge' era... I don't know how we can keep things up at this pace.
Two words: Disco Elysium
Maybe you need VA too
Storage seems small to how crazy big some games have bee EDIT: Maybe it needs a combo ssd for system + hdd for storage
I have been thinking on dropping Windows, that I use only for gaming, but the issue is that I got a Nvidia graphics card and didn't have time to check if the support for it in Linux got better
But after experiencing the new Windows 11 "always-online" model it might make me stick to AMD in the future
OpenAI is trying to do something about it.
Ha good one
Svgs, date management, Http, so many simpler things we dont have solve and somehow people believe they will do it by putting enough money in LLMs when it cant count
Why some people understood when they tried it with blockchain, nfts, web3, AR, ... any good engineer should know principle of energy efficiency instead of having faith in the Infinite monkey theorem
The useRef pattern seem like a code smell, maybe because I had some troubles with refs over the years.
Things were simpler when we had lifecycle methods to manage some of this things. But I`m sure that the next version of react will change everything and make us come up with more patters to try to fix the same problem again...
Yeah, now they have AI, Artificial Insecurity
just another tool to push us to work more for less
It don't work, but you better learn it and use it, because it will replace you and also now you got to delivery 30% more
There clearly some bias, some post critical of LLMs have been flagged [1]
Idk is 3th party actors or an push for "AI"
[1] https://bsky.app/profile/edzitron.com/post/3lsukqwhjvk26
That's alright now LLM and crypto make this waste seem minuscule
Cant await for people to use it for CRISPR an it hallucinate some weird mutation
The thing I have seem in performance is people trying to shave ms loading a page, while they fetch several mbs and do complex operations in the FE, when in the reality writing a BFF, improving the architecture and leaner APIs would be a more productive solution.
We tried to do that with GraphQL, http2,... And arguably failed. Until we can properly evolve web standards we won't be able to fix the main issue. Novel frameworks won't do it either
that's what a LLM would say
The return to office fad was a big part of this effort, often largely motivated by reacting to the show of worker power in the racial justice activism efforts of 2020.
Not against this point, but I don't get it, maybe because I don't live in the US, but I see as another way to "soft-fire" people, as is this AI crazy What I'm missing?
People have the notion that tech workers are overpaid man-children that have to be babysat by their companies
The reality is, we're constantly dealing with increasingly tighter deadlines and unreasonable demands to deliver products that, even if they make it to market, are likely to be shut down within five years. We're basically glorified sandcastle builders
With AI, things have gotten even worse, people now believe everything is easy just because they can build a to-do app with a prompt
Yes, and I already got those