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Can you provide counter arguments to mine, though? It does not reduce wealth if dealt with correctly as an individual. It is meant to incentivize investments rather than hoarding, i.e., doing nothing with your money, as I explained.
A capitalist society needs inflation in order to produce a desirable outcome. It is a driver of consumption, as opposed to people and organizations hoarding their money in a deflationary environment, as well as investments, because inflation leads to the devaluation of loans over time.
I enjoyed reading the first few lines but after some time it felt like I was reading thr average AI slop story.
Bro discovered meditating and gave it a fancy title.
How can a word come from the Bible? It must have existed before the Bible in order to have a meaning inside of it. Or did you mean to write it came from Aramaic?
I'm going to chime in with some more examples of (for me) chills inducing classical music pieces:
- Mozarts Piano Concerto No. 20 in D Minor (very dark)
- Rossinis Barber of Seville Overture
- Mozarts "The Magic Flute" Overture (helps if you know the opera)
- Mozarts Symphony No. 39 in E, as soon as the allegro starts
- Schuberts Symphony No. 8 "Unfinished", the whole thing makes me want to burst with excitement
Get Pliny the Liberator on this.
Fair Enough
I'm surprised at the small number of Windows users. At my workplace every computer has Windows installed and we didn't really have a choice about it, although I never asked. Also, as a fullstack web developer, I don't really see why I would prefer one over the other, since they all support VSCode and I can write code on any one of them. But then again, I exist inside of an echochamber of Windows users so I'm pretty clueless on how development is different on other OSs.
Even better
Katastrophenverursachererleichterung
Why do these blog posts always assume that utilization of AI makes employees faster at coding when the opposite has been proven to be true?
Australia, although in name similar to Austria, is not located inside of Europe.
And Mozart's "Linz" symphony was composed in 4 (four) days!
I wouldn't use the word decades to describe a time span of less than 11 years at maximum, but you do you!
I was never involved in doing ML myself, even through my CS studies. However, from the outside it looks... not that complicated? How do they justify these salaries? Where do they see it coming back to them in terms of revenue?
You don't become a good editor, inspector, what have you, by having other people/machines write all the code for you. To become and, perhaps more relevant, to stay a good reviewer, you need to regularly write code from scratch to see how it works. On top of that, languages, frameworks and libraries change constantly and you need to write and execute and experiment with new code to see exactly how it behaves so that you can eventually review the code that uses these features. Good reviewers are not born good reviewers!
That got me curious how the author debugs his code using a notebook!