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@nprofile1q... it's no disrespect, I'm sure there's plenty of areas where I also need ongoing education.

Was reply/reply-all always obvious to you or did you need to be trained? Do you also notice any generational divide in who sends "got it! -me" messages to 100 recipients in your inbox, or is it pretty evenly divided for you?
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The U.S. Census Bureau says there are about 65.2 million #GenX ers in the United States. Of those, I would guess maybe about one million know how to "reply" instead of #ReplyAll in an #email thread. Can we increase this number? Surely it's not too late for them to learn?
Cassidy James :rr: :gg: :fh: · 8w
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This year I'm seeing folks fed up with instability in #AI-forward #cloud platforms and #SaaS, demanding that they slow down on feature delivery to focus on quality and reliability. That's heartwarming to me as a technologist, but it makes me wonder if AI can even meaningfully help?

We've seen that LLM codegen can shorten timelines for sloppy, okay-enough software. If customer demand turns towards reliability, can you just tune the prompts? Or does it basically invalidate the current LLM stack?
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aeva · 8w
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note1p7gnt...
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@LisPi @nprofile1q... JavaScript, golang and rust are all victims of language package managers that work with too little friction, in my view. Python and Java have more humane package commons because the package managers are obnoxious to work with, so people don't want to pull in 5000 transitive package drops to do something routine
LisPi · 16w
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpq8an46k4mll780znpj6gghk8l7967ud8arm36axm4hmmqctgzxf7smgme62 I heard of it yeah. I'm not really expecting to use it on actual hardware but it is nice to see. A lot of the thread got orphaned with deletions huh, wow that's... aggravating. I gues...
LisPi · 17w
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpquzgxh53ntnrjf3q4w3zjq7xgx50h64m5p85pvz9gqj928k0quluqv3f38c I'm vaguely surprised they're using audible audio for this.
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@LisPi to be clear, the shopping cart is not using audio, they're using an electric signal that's in the audio range in terms of frequency, so an electric speaker playing at that frequency will also create a weak electromagnetic signal at a frequency that can be detected by the shopping cart circuit