Why wouldn’t you use AI as a shortcut if you can? Can you actually replace senior devs with AI? I’m sure that depends on the company and what they consider a “senior dev”. Maybe there’s some not-so-senior senior devs that should be worried.
It isn’t. Nonprofits don’t have a ton of money, and implementing strong security controls takes money and time away from other activities. Small businesses have a lot of trouble for the same reason.
Good. There’s a lot of non-programmers who are now bad ones and are using AI to make their ideas real. It’s made programming way more accessible to people who would never learn before.
Putting more than 256MB of ram in a Windows XP machine. People think that the jump from HDD to SSD was big, but imagine Windows actively using the HDD as virtual memory. It would grind your PC to a halt. Going to 512MB made your computer feel like a Ferrari.
Gary Bettman puts ketamine in the water bottles.
Colloquialism is the best word.
He just wants mineral rights
No shit, that’s the whole point of what he’s saying. It’s hard to be convinced becuse that’s part of the strategy.
There’s really only two classes: People with “fuck you” money and people without “fuck you” money.
There was apparently a family fortune in Britain that was swindled by a fancy Halifax lawyer, who was one of the fathers of Canadian confederation. I have no other details.
Statistically it probably wasn’t 45 men by today’s definition.
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Please tell me which US companies you trust to not cut corners on construction and safety for profit
Whoa! Slow down! Does the plant manager know you’re on the bleeding edge?
Dude, every bit of critical infrastructure around you is running Windows XP and McAfee ePO. The shit hidden in segregated control networks would make a security researcher from 2009 cringe.
https://youtu.be/LmjmcS5-TNo?si=cjPeodyZC5OAx3ZA
From the Vancouver Canucks riot
It’s not really done better in the cloud if you can push the compute out to the device. When you can leverage edge hardware you save bandwidth fees and a ton of cloud costs. It’s faster in the cloud because you can leverage a cluster with economies of scale, but any AI company would prefer the end-user to pay for that compute instead, if they can service requests adequately.
A foot and a half of Subway sandwiches and two bottles of pop is $29 in my country