So maybe I'm holding it wrong, but every time I use bing I seem to get results that just don't match what I'm looking for, as well as google.

Take the search "confluence java jsoup".

For me, google result first page is the Atlassian (who makes Confluence) Java documentation on jsoup. Just where I want to start things. Bing? Produces stakoverflow pages that are relevant to Confluence, but appear not to have jsoup, a Baeldung page on jsoup with no Confluence relevance, the jsoup docs (not Confluence relevant), then finally a link to one of the jsoup classes in the Atlassian documentation, not the package summary (yes a run on sentence, but mimics what looking through bing felt like).

Just do not feel like bing is doing as good as google, though maybe I found some extreme example.

...but the point isn't entirely clear, when they don't review what is being duplicated.

The typical mistake I feel like people make when thinking that AI is going to replace programming is thinking all programmers do is write code. Once a programmer learns how to code generically, they can write code in any language, it is not hard. The hard part is figuring out what a program is supposed to do. Knowing how to write requirements, understanding logical mathematics and problem solving. Learn to model a program, not just code it. This is different from "biology, education, manufacturing, or farming", which is important, but I feel the skills needed to become a good programmer are very underrepresented in the educational system.

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Though I'm pretty sure he wouldn't spend ~80% of his estimated net worth on one project, but he seems to have enough net worth for such loans.

Bring wet iPhone and cash to Apple store, Apple will provide new iPhone in exchange.

Japan may be going hydrogen, but the people buying cars don't seem to be: https://www.hydrogeninsight.co...

Who's take do I believe?

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Ah, that makes more sense. I support unionizing but none of my software engineering jobs have ever been close to a union.

Are there unions for potential employees being interviewed?

Isn't pretty much all news on what LLMs will be doing tomorrow pretty much science fiction?

Or at least provide a nice concise summary of how what everyone wants all conflicts with what everyone else wants. Though I'm sure even with that, some members of the meetings would still think doing everything at once is possible.

Some of the trickiest bugs in software are not really bugs, but implementation that differs from the intended purpose. To find these, the ML would need to understand what the software should do, which often the people writing the code don't fully understand.

Anything like a blockchain stock bubble?

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