I have to admit I didn’t read it through properly, but if it’s a problem with two CPUs then it’s probably a motherboard issue. (Or something g completely unrelated like ram)

Just RMA it (or the motherboard?)

Is this a new build, or an existing building?

If it’s an existing building, with an existing HOA, then it should already have a bank account? (Probably with funds in it!)

If it’s new, build up an emergency fund, but leave it in a bank. putting it into stocks is crazy, it’s an emergancy/maintenance fund, you need to know how much is there, trust it’s not going to just disappear and be able to access it quickly.

Make sure you understand the voting rights and who has authority to access the money if there is going to be a significant sum in there.

Because then you have an expensive robot not being used, while still keeping the wage bill.

I think the idea is that there are other events with similar risk profiles, the papal election is just an example of one.

If you sort by top, there are some quite funny ones.

Do most fridges not have shelves that can be put practically anywhere?

I can read way faster than I can type though. You still check it, but it’s pretty good as that kind of stuff once you have an example for it to follow.

Those are the easy time savings though, the safe easy stuff the developer doesn’t have to worry about anymore. (Giving them time do the gnarly stuff)

Would be interesting to see how they measured that metric. Are they tagging individual lines as AI generated?

What those lines are too would be interesting, AI as auto complete is less dangerous than complete generation, but probably also less useful.

It forces gamification and external motivation.

Internal motivation is much stronger but gets ‘defeated’ by external motivation.

Gets me every time, I wish there was a way to turn off all the extra shit, then I might actually learn something.

I think he meant to just not ship to stores until all the online, pre-release orders had been delivered.

When I get a new phone, it gets a folding case. No need for a screen protector then.

Once that case becomes manky I normally switch to a shell only case and a screen protector. Without the protector, the screen eventually gets scratched by things ending up in the same pocket.

Mostly work in a disposable way. Not sure glass ones exist for the phones with stupid curved screen edges?

No one wants to use their fabs because they’re bad!

(Not awful, but not cutting edge really any more)

The company I worked for tried that as an experiment on how much money it saves.

Absolutely awful, even removing connectives causes problems.

You would be surprised

It looks like an open source project. Makes a hell of a lot more sense to implement using that than rolling your own? If it’s missing something you need, write it for them.

Writing your own implementation is extremely unlikely to differentiate your app/product. There is a spec, either you implement it and it works, or you don’t and it doesn’t. Using a maintained library is by far the better option.

Focus your time on the product you are building not the tech.

Na, I want an entire draw of the same sock design, so I don’t have to worry about pairing them.

My mum got me a mug for Christmas and internally I was like damn, I was going to throw all mine out to get a matching set.

Yes. This is the technology community, not the buy European one.

Framework is pushing laptops in the right direction.

Build new computer. Old computer to be a home server running Linux or something fancy.