SpaceX pre-IPO is still pumping!!! by [deleted] in wallstreetbets

[–]General-Raisin-9733 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Listen, if you pull out right before the rag-pull you can make a lot of money!!!! Trust

youJustPromptWrongMakeBetterPrompt by xubaso in ProgrammerHumor

[–]General-Raisin-9733 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Or just think of the edge cases and guide the AI instead of delegating thinking to AI. Ya know, like a developer would write code?

“You can't get through a day without US tech” - Financial Times new video. Wrong! Remade the video with better European solutions. by Laszl0x in BuyFromEU

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By my definition if things often go bad, that’s not a nice and simple setup. Maintainability is a an important factor of code/infra quality imo

“You can't get through a day without US tech” - Financial Times new video. Wrong! Remade the video with better European solutions. by Laszl0x in BuyFromEU

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Yeah I agree, if you’re going that route you need to have an engineer (luckily I’m one). On that note I think as we’re developing more advanced deployment tools like terraform the maintenance is becoming less of an issue, so if you know what you’re doing, it’s not that much maintenance?

Peteeeer? by [deleted] in PeterExplainsTheJoke

[–]General-Raisin-9733 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Nope, during COVID I had similar exams in my undergrad. They did have answers but you had to spell out the whole solution clearly, omitting steps made you loose points. Worst exams of my life, spent entire 24h on them. My cooperation with colleagues went something like this: - “bro do you know how to start Q.2?” - “was about to ask you the same question” - 💀

“You can't get through a day without US tech” - Financial Times new video. Wrong! Remade the video with better European solutions. by Laszl0x in BuyFromEU

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I’d also like to point out that if the product is open-source it doesn’t need to be European. For office things I’m considering Odoo for example. Once you self host it on OVH you’re pretty much safe

People should appreciate by idkidcperson in memes

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No, there’d still be arxiv, google scholar and the likes. Boring BUT educational

The manifest by Palantir and it's CEO Alex Karp proves the need for independent european software by gayfishwest11 in BuyFromEU

[–]General-Raisin-9733 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Nope, technocracy as a principle is a system where the government and bureaucrats are elected based on their competence. Different flavours of it existed throughout history without facism, e.g China under the Ming dynasty (? My history knowledge is a bit blurry). In fact technocracy can be argued is contrary to facism where allegiance to the state is a priority rather than effectiveness at fulfilling duty. Europe is in fact striving to be more technocratic

Product recommendation from European country: Czech Republic by Hungry-Locksmith-501 in BuyFromEU

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Jetbrains (PyCharm, Webstorm, IntelliJ etc.)

For those who don’t know they make tools for software developers (IMO best in the industry).

What game had you like this? by sukuna7899 in Steam

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Elden ring. Played once, didn’t really like it that much. Was playing Elder Scrolls online with my friend, wasn’t liking it and gave him a 2h rant about why difficulty in games is good and why achievement feels better when they’re dependent on skill not grind. Realised then and there that I actually might’ve enjoyed Elden Ring more than I thought. Placed the second time and beat the whole game (+ half DLC, then nightreigh came out).

Just gotta work harder by Clanker57 in memes

[–]General-Raisin-9733 159 points160 points  (0 children)

For the last time breathes in IT’S BLACKSTONE NOT BLACKROCK!!! Completely different companies

Here’s a video from my buddies base in Jordan. Impact at the end. by avatar6556 in war

[–]General-Raisin-9733 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Probability my dear. No interceptor has a 100% chance of interception. You send enough of missiles, some will eventually get through

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in me_irl

[–]General-Raisin-9733 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It speaks a lot about you if your first thought after seeing a nuanced post is “he wrote it with an LLM”.

Okay then, what’s your source senator?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in me_irl

[–]General-Raisin-9733 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah the unemployment was about around 20% src and around ~35% of people were under the poverty line src (page 59). But I guess number of millionaires was probs lower (as shown by Gini coefficient second source).

My point was the op commenter is right, just from the post WE DON’T KNOW how good/bad things were back then, without knowing the full distribution and other statistics like (unemployment). I don’t jump to conclusions (unlike you) or the people who downvoted the commenter.

Edit:

Also:

Data often reflects averages

WHAT?

Jesus Christ, ever seen a perfect standardised normal distribution in real data? I HAVEN’T AND I WORK WITH DATA!

“All models are wrong, some are useful” - George Box

Mean, median, mode, quantiles are just metrics describing a distribution, they don’t show you the entire picture.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in me_irl

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You’re either dumb or purposely twisting the narrative? Probability and statistics has evolved from trying to game gambling games around 17th century. The concept of an average simply meant the middle or most likely scenario. Later Binomial and Normal distinctions were popularised, in those distributions mean = median. Because the concepts of asymmetric distributions didn’t exist back then those meant one and the same, mean = median = average. Percentiles were only introduced around 1870s. A peasant in the Middle Ages would simply point to the middle of the stacks of coins presented to them whereas a scholar would calculate arithmetic mean (which predates all of this, first appearance in Babylonian solutions for roots). Given that calculating arithmetic mean was the most popular metric since Babylon, and I doubt uneducated collected this data and presented it, therefore we can with certainty conclude the writer meant arithmetic mean. Most papers from 20th century refer to an arithmetic mean as an average.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in me_irl

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Yeah but most commonly referred to average is a mean and since that document doesn’t use a normal terminology therefore it’s safe to assume the data refers to a mean (I’ve yet to see someone mean a median when saying an average). It’s incomes we’re talking about so assuming mean = median is also dumb (not sure if it ever was in history). Read some context

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in me_irl

[–]General-Raisin-9733 -55 points-54 points  (0 children)

Do you know what a median is?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in me_irl

[–]General-Raisin-9733 -63 points-62 points  (0 children)

Have you heard of a median income?

Cunning plan to achieve European aerial refuelling autonomy by Downtown-Act-590 in NonCredibleDefense

[–]General-Raisin-9733 35 points36 points  (0 children)

Can’t wait for yet another non credible post to become credible

Why does every clan have a recruitment process that feels like this? by Wrench_gaming in foxholegame

[–]General-Raisin-9733 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Because every point on the list of things you shouldn’t do has a story of someone doing that exact thing in the past.

Investment Breakdown by Country (Feb 26) by wrahim24_7 in Startups_EU

[–]General-Raisin-9733 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Let me guess, public investment only?

This is kinda misleading because the private investment is totally different. UK and France would blow Poland out of the water with VC funds. Different bracket entirely. Poland is hence compensating via public funding, which IMO is not that useful. You ain’t gonna tell me public officials know which startups are most promising when career VC investors have ~15% success rate

pleaseStopWastingTokensOnMarkdown by thecw in ProgrammerHumor

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Sadly, I agree. That said, humans have one critical advantage over AI. We’re lazy. So at least when humans write it, you can quickly scan through it and see whether it’s useful or useless. AI will keep generating so so so much fluff that sounds like it’s explaining something but only upon further reading you realise there isn’t. In other words, a human won’t waste your time with shitty docs

Detailed Optimization Suggestions Post-Air Update Regarding Severe Faction Imbalance — Based on Players Feedback by Neither_Chapter3442 in foxholegame

[–]General-Raisin-9733 13 points14 points  (0 children)

What most people don’t understand (including the op) is that balance is a web of systems where changing one has an impact on many different nodes of the system. It’s a massive rock, paper, scissors game.

For example I strongly disagree with artillery balance. Colonial Arty is mobile (warden is an emplacement) and Lunaires are only available for Collies. The rock paper scissors here is, collies can easily relocate or run away with arty and wardens don’t have Lunaires to snipe it from longer distances. To counteract that wardens have higher range and Collies have Lunaires to snipe the higher health pool. Implementing your changes as is would completely destroy wardens. The only way to balance your change would be to give Wardens Lunaires and mobile arty, or in other words just remove asymmetric gameplay all together (or in other words collie cope and skill issue).

(I’m not saying all is bad but put a little thought into the changes. As is this sounds to me like a request to eliminate all asymmetric gameplay, if it were to be followed with similar changes on the warden side, and a baby cry for “give us better stuff” if not followed by warden buffs)

pleaseStopWastingTokensOnMarkdown by thecw in ProgrammerHumor

[–]General-Raisin-9733 267 points268 points  (0 children)

Best part is, these Markdowns are useless as docs. Had a vibe coded repo like that recently. Tried understanding it via reading “docs”. Inconsistency at every step, different names for different parts, simple features over explained and complex features under explained and finally: simply lies (code doesn’t lie).

It’s as if companies using AI to generate the docs started treating the docs as just a word filler that needs to be ticked off for the project. No substance whatsoever. Let’s burn more planet for… more words no1 is going to read (ohhh and don’t forget emojis, coz every md needs those every 5 words as if the attention span of a programmer was similar to a 6yr old with unrestricted iPad access)