SorryQuick
@SorryQuick@lemmy.ca
- Comment on I'm not sure they will 4 days ago:
On *them, but I think you knew that.
- Comment on I'm not sure they will 4 days ago:
What a dumb comment. How am I wasting time if it saves time? Adding a small 5% overhead script to be able to save 90% of the original task’s time is not wasting time. Besides, you’re already using pydantic and structured json output anyway so half the veritication is free.
- Comment on I'm not sure they will 4 days ago:
That’s on you, when using AI you always have a verifier script afterwards, it’s basic common sense. And if a script can’t do it then human, if you’re saving 90% of the time instead of 100% it’s still fine.
- Comment on I'm not sure they will 4 days ago:
I’m not sure what your point is. Garbage in garbage out, that’s just the law of computers. That would br the pilot’s mistake.
- Comment on I'm not sure they will 5 days ago:
That’s dumb. The “work” in maintaining this excel file was the prompting and overall agent logic. In reality you’d be using something like openrouter and the instant claude “dies” for whatever reason you swap to whatever the freshest AI is. This never becomes ancient, it keeps up with the times.
- Comment on The Bane Of My Existence 5 days ago:
Probably because of the extra butter, because man you probably killed someone’s pan with that comment.
- Comment on Boycott Starbucks 1 week ago:
More like because people are addicted to sugar.
- Comment on Return to office propaganda floating around LinkedIn 1 month ago:
How is that bullshit? People do like to give promotions to other people they like, sometimes irrelevant of talent. Look at literally all non-democratic governments.
And it’s no secret random conversations not about work happen a lot more in person. These are the kind of conversations that make friendships, not the 1 on 1 with your manager on teams.
This is why most sane companies don’t force you to do 4 days but instead make it so that if you only have to do 2 days at the office, they’re the same 2 days of the week for everyone to avoid the situation in this post.
- Comment on Microsoft Teams status 1 month ago:
I used to hate it too but once you realize how clueless most devs are it becomes more and more understandable.
- Comment on Newsflash pal 2 months ago:
You think? Because the vast majority of innovation (beyond the first few) was done by men who either had money (or priviliege, which in that time was the same thing) or men who were paid (or rewarded in some way) by those who did, resulting in the same thing. People who had no money/privilege and were not paid/sponsored did not have time to innovate, they had to spend their day trying to survive.
If you were “paid” by your king/warlord or whoever, you think they allowed you to just go do the same for their enemy right after?
Besides, I think we can all agree that innovation has been incredibly fast since capitalism came along, though whether it’s a cause or correlation is debatable. If your argument is that they came up with fire without copyright, then I’m afraid it’s not a very good one.
- Comment on Newsflash pal 2 months ago:
This could work, but would require a big societal change that goes beyond the level of “copyright bad” going on in this thread.
- Comment on Newsflash pal 2 months ago:
Yes, this is exactly what happens. Lone humans just can’t do much on their own, you need money to fund you, and money doesn’t fund anything that isn’t going to make them more money.
- Comment on Newsflash pal 2 months ago:
You’re not stealing knowledge, you’re stealing someone else’s time, effort and money. There’s a reason there’s IP laws everywhere.
What then do you suggest as the alternative? Or is your suggestion just to stop innovation?
- Comment on Newsflash pal 2 months ago:
But then if you can’t copyright it companies wouldn’t invest money in it since it wouldn’t be profitable. That’s kinda the whole point of copyright, so that there’s an incentive for innovation. Why invest in R&D when you can just let your competitor do it and immediately steal it from then?
- Comment on average physics student vs POTUS 47 2 months ago:
That makes him immoral, not stupid. I swear people on here will call anyone they don’t like stupid.
- Comment on average physics student vs POTUS 47 2 months ago:
He’s 80 and spent 6 of then as president. I don’t think you’d fare much better. Why blame a senile man rather than those who put him in place?l
- Comment on Valve has raised Steam Deck prices in the US 3 months ago:
Making cheap RAM is possible, it was done before. Now there’s huge demand. Surely some companies will come in and fill that demand. That’s the whole point of capitalism.
- Comment on Uno reverse😭 3 months ago:
I’m not defending the guy, but why call him fatphobic and racist, which isn’t relevant here, instead of, you know, saying he’s mean, an asshole, prick, etc…?
Truth be told, if you asked most people to recreate this meme but for them, they would also appear racist and fatphobic to you.
- Comment on Uno reverse😭 3 months ago:
Imagine calling someone racist and fatphobic because of their romantic preferences.
Am I man-phobic because I’m not attracted to men?
- Comment on Who also enjoys this? 5 months ago:
Even more with C bools: false(0) true(1) slightly more true(2) even more true(3) dangerously true(-1).
I’m sure they could make a decent enough bool to read.
- Comment on My friend Charlie is back.... 5 months ago:
Alternatively, start eating properly and solve the problem at its root.
- Comment on Is this accurate, Canadians? 5 months ago:
Hardly any maple syrup outside of quebec. One of the few things that keep me here.
- Comment on [deleted] 6 months ago:
This is why I’m happy to be a dude. Pregnancy and periods are not something I ever want to deal with.
- Comment on Student Parking 7 months ago:
But it’s good.
If parking is free, you’d still be paying for it indirectly through your tuition. By charging for it, only those who actually need it pay for it.
Imagine you don’t have/use a car but still indirectly pay for other people’s parking spots because they can’t be bothered to walk.
- Comment on It's easy 7 months ago:
Honestly you don’t need your family to be rich. A family well-off enough to give you:
- Good financial education
- Doesn’t kick you out at 18 or require rent
- Pays your tuition (maybe not in the US)
- Supporting in your endeavors
- Family loans (not having to pay interest is massive)
Makes a HUGE difference.
- Comment on My friends are by my side 7 months ago:
Buying supplements for this harmless a phenomenon is kinda crazy.
- Comment on Typical monopoly people 8 months ago:
The vast majority of mongols are in china, not mongolia.
- Comment on Pika Pika 8 months ago:
“pika” on its own is a sudden flash of light. This onomatopeia is very old (edo era old). What kind of light flashes do you think you’d find 400 years ago? There was pretty much just lightning. Not to be confused with the repeated “pika pika” which like the other commenter said indicates more of a glimmer or shiny and is way more common today.
- Comment on Pika Pika 8 months ago:
That’s… what I said?
- Comment on Pika Pika 8 months ago:
Actually it comes from pika(-tto), the onomatopoeia for a lightning strike.