I’d say it’s not the LLM at fault. The LLM is essentially an innocent. It’s the same as a four year old being told if they clap hard enough they’ll make thunder. It’s not the kids fault that they’re being fed bad information.
The parents (companies) should be more responsible about what they tell their kids (LLMS)
Edit. Disregard this though if I’ve completely misunderstood your comment.
5 mins build and test times Vs 1hr build times.
I know that can be achieved by setting a monolith up to be more segregated in design, but my experience so far is that that rarely happens.
Ms architecture forces the segregation, which helps keep me sane (:
Most things*
Definitely not everything.
Yeah fair, that’s just a different reason to solely to look something up, which is what I thought OP meant.
Gotcha.
Personally I opt for ‘show in desktop mode’ in my browser when that happens. Hasn’t failed me yet but I imagine it will with some weird site I visit one day.
Off topic but I have a question…
my couch so I can quickly look stuff up
Why doesn’t a phone suffice?
Are you guys remembering what you did more than 15 hours ago?
Buuurrrnnnn
Sort of… If the dev didn’t pay for their training, they wouldn’t need as big of a wage to pay off their training debt (the usual scenario I’d wager).
So in a way the company is currently paying off the debt for the Devs training, most of the time.
Lol alright have a nice day.
Not really. Was just looking for a calm answer on why you don’t like the thing. It’s a tool, I’m on board that you’re allowed not to like it. There may be valid reasons I shouldn’t use it. You seem to have mentioned only things that are useful about it, for me.
Sure I can be an idiot, who cares? The idiot with the bow and arrow is the one eating that night.
Jeez dude calm down. I was interested in your opinion, not this angry sprawl of bullshit.
It’s a pretty useful tool for certain subjects. Nobody should take it as an ‘it’ll do the work for me’, but for a lot of subject matter it works better and more consistently than a search engine.
And yeah, it is a mimic machine. And if you want something that mimics a huge amount of information that is on the internet without you having to search through tonnes of pages, this is really really useful.
To pile on this, you can point people to public Auth apps that aren’t linked to your workplace. This might reduce suspicions about you installing work apps on their phones.
More debt than tech. I’m going to use this one haha
Is slack more intelligent than teams for this? With teams you can open a word doc and put something on the space bar and it’ll keep you active
I am way out of my depth with knowledge on android gaming devices, but I for some reason feel that powerhouse android devices would be capable of something much more advance than Pokémon. Am I just wrong on this assumption?
(Happy to be wrong here, I’m just kind of curious)
I don’t know about react, but in similar situations in java I use conditional breakpoints. Sometimes going as far as introducing a temporary variable to do the count for me, and basing my condition on that.
Dude its the internet. If you don’t like a question just don’t answer it.
Weirdly I feel like you turned his question in to a lecture here haha
If Microsoft are worried about Linux now, imagine what they’ll feel once it activates!