Obviously, this study isn't using GPT-4. Anyone who has used GPT-4 since it launched could tell you that it's extremely accurate for coding. I personally use it constantly.

As a manager, I don't care who is remote or who is in the office. As long as you're getting your work done, and you're able to help put out fires when they come up. Work from home isn't just about the pandemic, it's about being able to collaborate with people all across the country and the world without needing to be in the same physical space.

I gave up on buying one entirely. At this point, it's probably safer to wait for the inevitable PS5 Pro

Send those god damn babies to prison too. Nobody gets off scot-free!

That's like saying detonate nuclear weapons all across the planet to destroy all harmful viruses. The side effects of installing security cameras in everyone's home are much worse than the problem you're trying to solve.

Definitely Adblock, Lastpass, Chrome Remote Desktop, and Tampermonkey. There's a great gmail pop3 mail checker for my pop3 only work email that works with gmail: http://www.danielslaughter.com...

I'm so bored I reply sarcastically on Slashdot! So random!

English is constantly changing. If everyone through history was a grammar nazi, we'd still be speaking some proto-germanic language. One recent English change in the last 100 years: switching from using "they started to walk" to "they started walking", which used to be considered incorrect grammar.

"I get too many telemarketers calling!" "So get rid of your phone. You can live without it" Same logic

It's all about ebooks being too expensive. 10 dollars for a book that's 4 dollars online, or available at the library? Once kids figure out how insanely easy it is to pirate ebooks, they'll prefer ebooks.

Banning everything except for sharing personal information? That's a little backwards

Firefox needs to focus on their core product more than trying to expand into a marketplace that's completely over their head. There's a reason why people switch to Chrome. For starters, improving the slow startup speed compared to Chrome and Webkit Opera would be awesome.

PC Games and iTunes

Groupthink can destroy creative ideas if you don't have good synergy with the people you're working with. (Please excuse my use of the buzzword synergy). Since programming is partially a creative process, this makes sense.

So, judging by how Facebook rolls out updates we should get this by sometime around 2014?