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Comment Re:we can't prevent identification in public alrea (Score 1) 85

Because existing cameras do not report it to the big brother.
Ooops, what a stupid question.

What is going on if one has such a tech rolled out?

It is not really only about where a person is spotted: but the conclusion where it right now can't be. For example: not at home.

As soon as such glasses are hackable, you can set up a person of interest as a world wide target. Not necessarily to haunt it, but to burgle his/her house, or what ever you can when you know where the person is. Abduct the kids, fuck the spouse.

Comment Re: Old religious nonsense (Score 1) 118

That is a myth.

Clean water was everywhere. Or other way around: mostly everywhere. Especially where the old roman aqueducts still were working and maintained. River water is clean enough, or springs or water from an underground well.

Beer drinking, especially strong beer, came from Monks who wanted to cheat during lent time. Because they could not "eat", they came to the idea to make strong beers, not only strong in alcohol, but heavy in sugars and carbohydrates.

There is a reason why beer is called the liquid bread.

Comment Re:Old religious nonsense (Score 1) 118

There is no Christian law against drinking alcohol (and most certainly not at specific days). A la contraire: at mass, wine is served!
And strictly speaking, there is also no Islam law against alcohol. Most of them misinterpret it, or have a culture where alcohol is tolerated. There are only a few Islam countries where alcohol is a problem.

The anti alcohol laws where of course promoted by "Christians" but that where splinter groups and has nothing to do with Bible or what ever. Probably "protestants" wanted to separate themselves more from Catholics and wanted to be "better".

Comment Re: Maybe I'm missing something (Score 1) 150

Look at it from the point of view of one writing "user stories".

The system is described by all the stories together. You do not have a single detailed gigantic requirements document. Unless you generate it from the stories, which is most of the time pointless ...

Does not matter if a story is a real user story or a technical requirement ...

Comment Re:Too much typework (Score 1) 150

I was about to write the same.

On top of that, you have your code in git - or similar.

So? Just revert the change!

And as organization of your work: write every specc into its own file.

Let the AI show you the proposed code changes, and only accept them when they are okay.

Fix the specc/prompt until the AI does it right.

Comment Re:How do you develop that skill (Score 1) 150

The code an AI writes is exactly the same as an seniour developer would write.

Debugging is also exactly the same.

And AI tools comment the code just like YOU would.

AI can't do this, it can't explain why, and it can't break down the steps, which means you're programming with blinders on.
This is utter nonsense.

Comment Re: How do you develop that skill (Score 1) 150

That is unlikely.

A software developer is simply better in setting up an AI agent, and formulating the tasks.

A manager can, if at all, define something like a use case ... or in newspeak, a Story. As soon as you have a distributed system: and a web site is already that, you have to tell the Agent how everything should work together.

A "normal" manager can not do that ... that is why they are managers.

What is getting obsolet, will be managers and not software developers. There are hundreds of 100% AI companies in Germany, they a 2 level hierarchy. Some bosses/owners and then a group of developers. They do not have "managers" ...

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