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Comment Re:Dimensional collapse is a good thing? (Score 1) 77

Interesting link.

Unfortunately half of his talk about "agile" is completely wrong :D

The software I mostly was working on pretty clearly has dimensions and units attached to its numbers. Java meanwhile has standards for that. Did not exist in my time.

Did not find the Ada article yet, but looking forward for it.

Comment Re:I mean... (Score 1) 86

I gave some very good points:
a) the heart does not care when it is pierces if a a weapon is technically considered "less lethal"
b) a weapon that fires a salvo instead of a single shot - is technically "more lethal" than a hand gun

No idea what there is not to comprehend about that.

Comment Re:Is the main actress "barely legal" (Score 1) 171

Learn to read.

DUMB ASS.

When I watched the most wasted time of my live movie - called transformers - I was certainly not 11.

How farking stupid are you?

And except for the few trailers, what would I "have heard about it"?

If I heard what a farking shit kids movie it is: I would not have watched it in a Cinema and paid $40 for it, dumbass.

Comment Re:Well, then.... (Score 1) 86

Well, I do not think that body activity versus cancer is well understood.

I guess it gets pretty quickly very complex:
- office worker
- doing martial arts nearly every day
- does not smoke

versus
- body worker (construction side?)
- no sports, only ruins his body with hard work (should do some sports to learn the do's and don'ts in body mechanics)
- smoker

What are the parameters/variables here?
Most - if not all? - cancer comes from environmental influences. Bad food, bad air, simply: poison or viruses.

Comment Re:Why did I have to know this? (Score 1) 59

No idea what is "over hyped" in an cloud based office suit with an AI interface.

"""
Please sent an email to all my customers who where served in the last 14 month and paid a bill over $XYZ, inviting them to our online seminar on Google Meet in 15 days.
"""

Oh, it does not even contain the the text of the invitation ...

And how do you formulate that in SQL when all "customer informations" is only in "text documents" - aka the equivalent of MS Word documents in the google cloud?

When do you stupid AI haters wake up?

When you are laid off? Probably not even then.

Comment Re:Attitude (Score 1) 26

The problem is not the learning, but the remembering.

I basically learn it every time again, when I have/want to use it.

The syntax is simply a little bit to archaic, and if I make a mistake instead of looking a certain bit up again, it might be pretty bad. So basically I code in Bash (etc.) with an open manual or browser and look up nearly everything in a new project.

Comment Re:Must be a slow news day (Score 1) 38

On Macs you don't "install" software. You copy the application from the distribution medium into the /Applications folder, that is it.

The only stuff you "install" are things like VirtualBox hat actually do install a low level driver which is used for an virtual ethernet bridge.

If the system asks for password it is indeed a non fakeable system dialog. So no idea what you are complaining about.

Comment Re:Bypassing notarization (Score 1) 38

Mac users are not logged in as admins.

If they have the (admin) besides their username, it means they can use sudo. Aka they are in the "wheel" group and listed in the sudoer file.

When they log on, they are ordinary users.

In the case in question it was pretty obvious that it was not a password request from the System. So no idea about what you are complaining.

Comment Re:You kind of have to (Score 1) 65

That is nonsense.
The copyright is with the author. Regardless what tool he uses.

The "AI code can not be copyrighted" decisions are about: The AI itself can not hold the copyright, or the creator of the AI/LLM can't have copyrights.

In other words: there is no code under copyright of Claude or Gemini. Or the owners/creators of Claude or Gemini.

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