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the whole point is that you guide them, you make sure they dont make this mistakes.

the power of ai is not that its smarter or better than you (at least yet) its that it will just keep grinding while your thinking, making new things, whole the context that it cant.

you can set up and agent with a good harness to make sure the code will be allright, with good guardrail while you do elevated work.

use them as the tool they are not as the tool you wish them to be.

While an attack like this will grant physical access to the car, which absolutely sucks, they would still need to bypass the actual pin. So at least there is that.

This I think is another good advantage for the cars to do OTA updates as you can get security fixes fast.

kubernetes was released in 2014, in late 2015 I already had a cluster marked as released candidate that was put into production early 2016.

so im guessing here that spotify wrote their own becouse they had a spesific requirement?

nomad was also early days in 2015

the whole point behind Vehicle to grid is not to sustain your house but to stabilize the grid at peaks, don't think as your car but as the whole fleet of electric cars able to do V2G, that means that the grid could use a bunch of cars to sustain a small peak and avoid the need altogether of very expensive peaker plants

same for me, Jason was incredible early in my career.

I recently learned that Jason died in 2017 and it was incredibly sad, even though I stopped using 3dbuzz a long time ago, it was an incredible tool when I started in the VFX industry, it was affordable incredible good training.

16 reasons why jira sucks, or how to use jira as an example of how i profoundly hate any kind of process. just let me do what the hell i want.

who needs processes anyway?

i still believe that this companies were their business model permits them to pay a bay area engineer 100k+ a year are them paying engineers with the same level 50% or less on other countries or cities based on their location is super immoral.

or maybe they did and just plain do not care ;)

valve is not killing anything. maybe canonical should have checked with their community and evaluate the consequences of their decisions.

because we were not wasting enough money with GDPR already...

you can write python plugins and modules to extend functionality, there is no need to just start running commands everywhere.

I'm all up for that, the amount of people sharing hate and misogynistic views is heartbreaking.

lately, it seems anything you look up in youtube has some kind of conspiracy or just plain negation of rights against certain groups like if they don't deserve anything.

1, there are demos of avatars created in real time for VR and AR, even back in the days where all we had was Kinect. all in real time. the avatars show in that presentation were pretty crappy compared to the ones demoed in more recent VR devices that track eyes and lips.

2. its a demo, that was most likely staged so that 3d models would appear, they may be searching inside their own DAM/MAN system that already has the assets.

3. black colors can be reproduced in transparent screens. magic leap does it why not the hololense?

its very effective an it teach a bit of responsability, my kids are still very young and only have access to a switch and each have a 30 min timer (can be set on the switch parental control app) that just rings to let them know, but as they have to share and want to play uninterrupted they plan their day for that meaning when they grab the switch now days they make sure im not going to ask for anything becouse all thir daily routines are done.

that's normal for almost any kid and not specific to gaming at all, they do with everything they see, mimicking is a form of learning.

I don't agree though with the part that the game is not bad.. fornite was no accident at all anyone who thinks that may not understand the cost of developing a products like that. they are deliveridly targeting people that easyly get addicted.

this is the same argument made with lootboxes.

note saying the game is not to be blame, is not an excuse to bad parenting, is just that the makers also have a bit of responsibility when they exploiting a known social behavior for cash.

this looks like a paid article from some involved party, saying calling it addiction is too much as there is no data backing it up triggers a lot of alarms to me as Gaming addiction is now officially recognized as mental health disorder by the World Health Organization.

I migrated a image upload service from Python that was using 10’s of server to golang using only 3 servers handlings 500% more traffic than the old version

I was a very early kubernetes adopter and moved to production very very fast, as of now I been using k8s in prod for about 3 years. it was not easy, we needed to create some tooling around it to have a decent workflow for all of engineering for it.

but now is a total delight the amount of automation and guesswork for engineers is minimal they have everything at reach either from a ui or a CLI tool.

I would say the biggest downside to kubernetes is that at first there appears to be a lot of magic to deploy it, official docs recommend tools that hide all of the details about how k8s work and what each component actually do. so it took a while to figure it all out. k8s is still missing some things for high available production deployments like Multi DC and Multiple regions, you will have to do a lot on your own for deployments like that.

this is true for many countries.

as an example, the US constitution does not allow secession either.

many countries had civil wars for unification long time ago, hence why secession is not allowed constitutionally in a bunch of them.

atom/vscode almost exclusively for the last year

the project has now been updated and is now a lot less opinionated except for a few things.

thanks for the comment, i just made some changes to reflect that.

and all of this from a site that looks like its still hosted in geocities

terraform

corporate you mean, most startups and valued tech companies don't give any credit to formal education, and the real balance is moved by experience, seconded only by cultural fit.

in spain is the same, the socialist fallacy.

your feeding corrupt governments in a mandatory way with out a way to get out of the system (i don't want a government pension or the so called "free" social/medical care)

in spain your pretty much putting your money in fund they may not be there by the time you retire.

so making 3k a month is peanuts there is no way you can save for retirement.

most specialist will tell you that you will need to save anything from 500k to 1M for retirement. if you have kids, 3k its probably a stretch specially if you want to give them a good education.

i been remote for the last 6 years working on 2 different bay area companies.

on both occasions i commanded a Bay Area salary. still do. remote from Spain.

I am in similar position as you, my contract treats me as an employee and i have all the same benefits as the employees in the us, but i seem internal documentation in the company mentions me as a contractor.

i think law wise and culturally wise you will be seen as a contractor