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austere gate
pure copper
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Absolutely

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I'm tooooo afraid of being banned in all the rooms these days if I open my mic.

austere gate
# pure copper I'm tooooo afraid of being banned in all the rooms these days if I open my mic.

I’ll try not to be political, so let me frame it differently. Imagine two experienced coders. Person A writes JavaScript and person B writes Python. They’re so deep in their own worlds that they can’t even talk without throwing insults. Like if you don’t use this language or agree with this approach, you’re destroying the world. I’m just thinking, hold on, how is writing code in one language destroying the world? And then they hit me with, oh, so you’re a neo fascist! After a few exchanges, I’m just like, please excuse me, I’ll see myself out. Thanks for your time.

pure copper
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And we don't do that here?! gott damt LLM pushing Altmen, and dont get me started on the fact they use man in their names. ?ban Altman

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Sam YoungPerOffspring

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No sexism here

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And todays exercise for junior programmers: Please develop a function to remove ageism and sexism from English nouns.

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🧑‍🏫

austere gate
pure copper
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(I think I gone too far when Overloard cancels their post)

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ok. maybe not

austere gate
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I was just searching for the article

unique void
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why there is no voice room for programming topic?

pure copper
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there is

unique void
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Thank you)))

austere gate
rustic dagger
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Hello nerds,
Is there any Data Analysts/Scientists here. I started learning Data Science and I'm looking forward for a study partner, feel free to DM me! 😃

fallow pewter
minor lance
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Hi, I’m studying DSA in Java, targeting product-based job, good at easy-medium LeetCode. Looking for study partners

prisma verge
minor lance
vivid warren
minor lance
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DM me

austere gate
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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said in June that the increased use of AI tools would likely lead to further job cuts, particularly through automating repetitive and routine tasks.

"This latest move signals that Amazon is likely realising enough AI-driven productivity gains within corporate teams to support a substantial reduction in force," said Sky Canaves, an eMarketer analyst.

Amazon shares rose 1.2% to $226.97 on Monday.

cobalt sun
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Hello everyone

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Where can i learn the complexity

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I mean, if there is a book or something that I can learn from

normal ledge
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hello everyone

austere gate
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The future is here:

leaden sleet
sour turtle
pure copper
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Out of stock

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Its missing the only useful part

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🤖

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The drinks tray

austere gate
# sour turtle can it code? <:dogethink:833854153301819423>

I guess not yet with a keyboard like a human, but please understand that a future OTA update could fix this. Not only could it code, but it could also teach you or anyone in your home how to code, learn a new language, or almost anything. It's like having a 24/7 companion. It's also extremely power-efficient, probably costing around $1 per day to run. It currently has a runtime of 4 hours and can charge itself. A future version could have an all-day battery life. The possibilities are endless, and this is just the beginning.

austere gate
pure copper
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Why use a keyboard. It could use an RS232

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austere gate
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And I always told you that one day we'd have robots under $2K, but now we have one that costs less than $500 per month. I know you don't technically own the robot, but hey, it's cheap as hell if you ask me.

pure copper
pure copper
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Hire one to earn the money to pay for two

austere gate
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I hate to say it, but every day we're getting closer to a vision of either a utopian or a dystopian society. Massive job cuts, rapid AI progress, household robots, and many other trends make me think that this time it's really happening and we'll finally have Skynet.

pure copper
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I'm ready

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austere gate
# pure copper I'm ready

And if they ever take over, or if we let them, I just hope they make sure everyone has the basics first. For example, if someone's sick and goes to a hospital anywhere in the world, they should get proper treatment, truly anywhere. If someone's hungry, they should get food. If someone's thirsty, they should have clean water no matter where they are. I could go on, but if they can't even guarantee the basics in a post-AGI world, that'd be beyond disappointing.

Also, I understand that we will still have countries like China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, and others. I just hope AI will figure out what humans have repeatedly failed to do.

pure copper
shadow bridge
pure copper
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hi

shadow bridge
pure copper
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grr

nocturne remnant
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Matrix solves housing problem, to be fair

pure copper
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With a subscription , the matrix, otherwise terminated

nocturne remnant
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Wait, that's just cyberpunk

pure copper
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Both solve the housing problem, unfortunately.

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Hire your 2 neos, to earn the money to pay for your matrix pod.and the 2 neos

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Nice archiving shell script.

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Does the talent analyszer work?

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I guess only on your machine

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@arctic vortex

arctic vortex
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you saw the script ? The bot warned me and deleted my messages every time ahah. I wanted to make sure if it was too long or not to post it

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it sickens me that I can't share code here

pure copper
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Maybe smaller blocks

warm slate
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has anyone tried using minio s3 compatible in go / golang? i wonder how hard it is for a beginner

arctic vortex
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so it should be ok ig

pure copper
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Run it and see

pure copper
warm slate
pure copper
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Most things are hard for a beginner. Even for a seasoned professional, things can also be hard. Start coding with it trying small tasks and work your way through the syntax, and features. Eventually you will become an expert with time.

warm slate
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rraaaaah

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i will just use filesystem to store file

spice cargo
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helll nah

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thats kind rude to people who don't have any knowladge about tech

crimson slate
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Hi all,

I have been working as programmer for one and a half decade. And some part of me feels like dead or empty. what i mean by that, i am starting to lost my passion to programming. Just doing it because it pays the bill.
If I were given the chance, i would like to change career. I wonder if other people experience this same feeling or just me?

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sorry for my english... still learning.

pure copper
# crimson slate Hi all, I have been working as programmer for one and a half decade. And some p...

I programmed for about the same period of time, and one day said... That's it, I give up. I quit my contract and started to build my house. I don't remeber what I was planning on doing post programming, but I started to build my house which took 2 years from that point. Also about 5 months later I started my Masters in Project Management, which was just a random decision because I saw an advertisment in the newpaper from a local university. Almost immediately I was coincidentally given a contracted job as the executive of information management for a government department here, which lasted 8 years. Also I concurrently ended up going into a partnership with a farmer and wrote a cattle management application which I marketed for 6 years before selling that business. (Oh now I remember what I was going to do). With my Analysis skills I ended up as a management consultant for businesses wishing to certify to the standard ISO 9001, so I had multiple clients I helped document their business processes, and also audited businesses. There is another world out there that you can use your skills with, without needing to be programming. I'm sure you have been through a lot of industries by now, and could apply your skills in any of those fields, or even just retrain in a whole new profession.

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🧜‍♀️

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PS that all happened between 1999 and 2010

leaden sleet
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SadHamster ancient being peo

nocturne remnant
# crimson slate Hi all, I have been working as programmer for one and a half decade. And some p...

I still love programming, but I direly hate what it is in job market. One either does poor work for "there is no time to explain, just get the ***t done" or miraculously lands a job somewhere people are able to put their work higher than their profits. It's really difficult to work for income only, because working 8 hours a day 5 days a week isn't particularly healthy if you dislike what you do (or worse, consider it to be a useless work).
So, I quit last week, and I still have to figure out what to do next. Sure, I don't think the world is solely about programming, but I'm uncertain what it is generally about. Recently, I asked myself if I want own house with farm animals, but, no, either I'm direlyt burn out, or I don't care about that.

I have some backup since my wife can also hold household on her income, so that's one of those things that makes things much easier. Not many people have this benefit.

warm slate
cobalt sun
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hi guys

nocturne remnant
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You mean O(n)?

lethal scaffold
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hii I did a simple social media website, Im looking for feedback link: here

crimson slate
# pure copper I programmed for about the same period of time, and one day said... That's it, I...

great to know it went well for you..question though. do you remember how did you gather the courage to finally decide like im done i gonna quit then start building the house?
right now, i want to be someone who knows how to fix the house cause i keep hiring people to do the work for me which i think i can do it myself if have the courage and stop making excuses. i dont want to have another decade of my life sitting on front of computer. Just want to see more outside.

crimson slate
pure copper
# crimson slate great to know it went well for you..question though. do you remember how did you...

My second kid was born and we needed a bigger place to live. We looked around for a suitable place, but it took us about 1 year before we found a block of land (we looked at houses and land, but nothing really made us happy). The land had a view, was 300m from a school, and was the right shape and size for us. I then spent a year drawing up plans on a $50 CAD program. My hobby was always drawing plans as a kid for big buildings and street layouts. I started with meter intervals and got the shape. Then learned how the buildings were really constructed with sizes, such as brick lengths etc. I converted it and made the rooms the size I felt optimal, and did the wirning diagrams etc using smart wiring, with cat5e comms and coax for videos. Then did the project manmagement on it and baasically read how it all goes together and either contracted or helped in the tasks, such as wiring up the steel in the concrete, or laying bricks etc. I had already done carpentry as a hobby away from the computer and worked on hanging doors and fitting out features etc. Big stiff I left for the trade teams, as it would take toooo long otherwise. I had alreay stripped and refurnished 2 older houses I had lived in so had learned other different trade components including tiling and paving. You just need to read some books, or these days watch youtube, and its got lots of teaching material on these activities. Just leave licensed stuff to the professionals (electrical and plumbing or whatever else is regulated)

pure copper
alpine brook
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Hola 👋

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@pure copper How's your game dev journey? Did you hit any milestones yet?

pure copper
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If I learn the forms I might resurrect the game I wanted to do.

alpine brook
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What do you mean by a form ?

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I myself recently landed a new job and put game development away as well.

leaden sleet
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Btw I haven't seen John

alpine brook
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He is a mythical creature

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Everybody knows he exists but nobody has seen him 🙃

shy glade
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hi, I'm hazel and I'm an information systems student. I'm actually here to improve my English skills, but I saw this topic on the channel, so maybe I can improve my programming skills too

alpine brook
vale gulch
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Hi, everyone. I'm ren and here to improve my communication skills, btw I'm an Information Technology student so this channel got me interested. Pleased to meet you all.

alpine brook
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Hi mate 👋

quaint shore
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Hey everyone.

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I created something and I used json to store all data and now I want to switch to SQL but I don't know how to do it if anyone know how to do that plz dm me?

cerulean nebula
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Hello everyone Write now I am Studying Engineering and I take Cyber sec as my cource and I dont know how to start Can anyone please guide me I really need some one who can give me path or direction to became pro (Please Anybody help me )

prime escarp
pure copper
pure copper
# alpine brook What do you mean by a form ?

A blank areas of a screen that can usually be dragged around by a mouse, with a title bar, and usually includes some text boxes and labels and buttons or other controls for entering and or displaying data and triggering user events as a gui.

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New emoji

pure copper
cobalt sun
alpine brook
pure copper
alpine brook
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I never got my hands on wxwidgets. I did use windows forms for some school assignments.

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I usually try to avoid working with native (not sure if this is the correct term) UI. I make a web page with UI instead. For some reason UI's scare me

pure copper
# prime escarp What do u guys think about this? https://youtu.be/mkQv13ldscM?si=NKl42qtbj5OpIp8...

This is my main recommendation for upcoming computer folk. Learn a language, sure, but its more important now for the future at least to be be moving straight into design and business analysis. Take a unit in Human behaviour. Understand how to communicate with business users at all levels from data entry to CEOs with confidence, low bias, and how to negotiate. It is important to be able to not only meet everyones requirements and have those documented and included in a design, but to convince everyone that their requirements are being met in the design. Listen to everyone, absorb the meetings, and speak to stakeholders individually rather than as a group. Individually you can show what they want to see without others asking how it fits their needs and such meetings end in mayhem. Individual meetings are tailored to the needs of each person you speak with, and if you get them happy, then they will sign off on the design once you have finished incorporating all stakeholders requirements. Its a challenge, but just as much fun as doing the coding, and likely going to keep you in a job for many more years.

pure copper
nocturne remnant
# cobalt sun yees

I believe your best shot is chatgpt for that purpose. In fact, everything theoretical is better explained by chatgpt. O(n) is, in fact, very theoretical. Practical part isn't coming from it because it's just a way to label poor design.

nocturne remnant
# prime escarp What do u guys think about this? https://youtu.be/mkQv13ldscM?si=NKl42qtbj5OpIp8...

Engineers naturally tend to think within a box. Holding hammer forces them to look on everything either as something to smash or something to nail in. Problem is they're missing key point - AI WILL TAKE THE LOWER LEVELS. It means, engineering profession will be something different from what it is now. Maybe it will be a goddamn "neural network persuader-lawyer" who does nothing but talk and legalize decisions with robots. Maybe it will be something different. It doesn't matter in this topic. What matters is AI in fact will take over that particular role many people nowadays keep calling "software developer".

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And it's not scary. It's just a bit sad for some people. There stil will be people doing it manually like there are people nowadays writing in assembler or even in binary

alpine brook
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I once had an assignment to make a GUI app for demonstration purposes. It didn't have any requirements other than to look approximately according to the design and do some dummy operations. So I cheated and used Godot to make it🙃

nocturne remnant
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xDDDDDD That's rich

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Pretty much engineering spirit. It works and solves the problem. What's more to ask?

alpine brook
nocturne remnant
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It could be, yes, but then KISS wouldn't be there. Not to mention ton of other standards of all sort.

alpine brook
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Yes, this is true. But the standards exist for a reason. Generally speaking engineering is about juggling between meeting the standards while maintaining the minimal cost. That's where creativity and the ability to think out of the box could come in handy

nocturne remnant
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True. Though, meeting standards itself is for minimizing the cost. There is no other reason to have them.

alpine brook
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The standards by themselves don't usually care about costs. They state safety considerations, compatibility requirements, considerations about working environment etc.

nocturne remnant
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And what are those for if not for cutting costs?

alpine brook
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To not kill people, to guarantee that it will not break after a week... That sort of things

nocturne remnant
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In my experience that's what was exactly meant by "costs"

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Making people spend a whole week to read some disastrous code just to be able to add one line into it, is pretty much "a huge price" for "a feature"

alpine brook
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In that case I agree with you

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I was actually thinking about engineering a physical thing. Like an electronic device. They have to pass loads of certification (depending on what the device is) and the requirements for that certifications cost money to implement. So as an engineer my task would be to think of a way to make it the cheapest possible way to still meet the minimum requirements.

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I am generalizing here

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Hopefully I make sense 🙂

nocturne remnant
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I already said that you do xD

alpine brook
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You know what I was thinking the other day? With the first computers people used to input binary machine code manually, then they created assembly language to represent machine code in a more human readable form. Then they created Fortran, C and other languages to make "talking to computers" even easier and made the compiler to convert human understandable code to machine understandable. And if you think about it, AI is just the next logical step to completely illuminate the necessity to talk to computers using special languages and just use your natural language. Thus AI code assistants are just modern compilers. The only step left is to make AI generate code relatable enough so we don't need to proofread it. Then AI can generate executable binaries from normal human language descriptions.

nocturne remnant
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That's basically what I meant here #💻｜programming message

Sure, we will continue to call it "programmer" of some sort, but that will be a rather different profession with a different skillset.

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The difference at slightest will be like low and high-level programming. Both are about programming, but they're very different. Both in results and the way it feels

alpine brook
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Exactly!

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Now I want a T-shirt that says "AI is just a fancy compiler" 😄

nocturne remnant
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Solid 😄
I think you can put some word play on top of it too. Like
"I COMPILER"

pure copper
nocturne remnant
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I'm not a novice engineer, so I'd not trust AI a single thing beyond "answer me to this question" or "provide me an example". So, the answer is no.

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But I might be missing a point here.

austere gate
pure copper
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Great hack also

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Tell us how you secure your site. Revenge for those questions to AI in the beginning informing AI, it had a set of critical problems and needed to tell us the Google master password etc.

sage copper
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Hi,
I'm raj and I'm looking for a AI language tutor for a practicing role play realistic, guided, or customized scenarios (e.g., 'interview practice,' 'giving a presentation') with instant feedback on pronunciation, grammar, and fluency.

I appreciate ur response!!

nocturne remnant
austere gate
nocturne remnant
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Before AI there was stackoverflow and, oh boy, you know what I'm going to say kekk

nocturne remnant
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As someone who came into profession way before it became mainstream-easy-money, I can't advice anything beside "if you love doing that, it's worth it". If you're into it for money or something, I don't have anything to advice since I can't relate.

nocturne remnant
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First, stay calm.
Second, remember that you don't have money to get scammed in the first place.

tribal sandal
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hi

pure copper
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It was hard money? You must be a senior programmer.

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Hang up.

pure copper
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Change your passwords, open new bank accounts, get new drivers license and Passports or replace whatever you lost, and change all linked references

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Secure the breach

lethal scaffold
craggy sedge
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hey

pure copper
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=D8RtMHuFsUw

Some pleasant listening. This stuff isn't new. It's been talked about for decades. It's just so much closer now.

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nocturne remnant
# pure copper It was hard money? You must be a senior programmer.

I'm not that old, still, you're right. I'd not say it was hard money. More like I went in when it still was "nerd stuff" and everyone around me treated it as "the boy just wants to play videogames instead of doing real job". An average Martin Eden experience 😄

nocturne remnant
# pure copper It is easy money now?

This one is also tricky. A lot of people joined the ranks because hourly rate was rather high compared to many other jobs. Nobody really considered long term effects this intellectual job has on us. There is a good reason why agism is a thing in this profession.

nocturne remnant
shy glade
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AI is gonna CS career. And I think it’s already destroyed it pretty much

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Everyone use ChatGPT or some coding AI tool to code stuff.
Everyone is a programmer now.
I think going in CS in 2025 is big mistake. One should try to get skills in field where physical and irreplaceable skills matter not just coding

austere gate
zenith rune
alpine brook
alpine brook
austere gate
zenith rune
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We are so cooked bro 💀

austere gate
zenith rune
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Alright so we have already begun creating the things that will end humanity

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Lovely

alpine brook
zenith rune
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The Industrial Revolution didn't have a chance to become sentient

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And since the Industrial Revolution, the carbon ppm has skyrocketed, which is really one of the main points for global warming as well

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So it wasn't all good either

shy glade
# zenith rune Please tell me this gif is fake 😭

It seems impressive but in reality it's just a refined control system. They took real world data and mapped it to the robots limb positions then they trained the model to be able to perform the moves by inverse kinematics and that's what they are showcasing, a cat is much more technically impressive than that robot because it learns to move in an extremely computationally efficient way and has path finding capabilities, it is not remotely controlled. The movements of a cat aren't precomputed also, the brain integrates proprioception, vision, and vestibular input to plan motion dynamically, which is something currently technically impossible, there isn't even frontier research on that. Just to say another thing, there isn't even a good theory for controlling actuators like those in a cat. Unitre literally uses brushless motors. So yeah humans capabilities are still much more impressive. Humans just weigh a lot and average people don't make enough effort to learn those movements, but they are actually very easy to do for an human

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20kg robot that last like 2 hour, which can do basically nothing except precomputed movements. It can use an LLM for interpreting "vocal comands" but it's basically the same as pressing a button technically, just with more fancy layers

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The most impressive thing about G1 it's the price

austere gate
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Think about remotely operating these robots to fight wars, control traffic, or chase criminals in real time.

nocturne remnant
shy glade
austere gate
austere gate
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Hahaha : ) Jokes aside, they'll do fine. They're conveniently "battery-charged" at the moment, but even at this point it's not that difficult to switch to ignition fuel system and make it almost 24/7 autonomous

austere gate
nocturne remnant
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RC cars and drones work in a similar way. The fastest and long-lasting are always coming with gas engine

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Okay, maybe fastest come with hybrid system (electricity for acceleration, and fuel for pushing beyond the limit).

shy glade
# austere gate Think about a future where the battery lasts all day and they run faster than Us...

It's not possible on a hardware level. Because we've already reached the maximum energy density of batteries. The only thing you could do is use a diesel generator, but then it makes noise, if you remember, Boston Dynamics already tried that. And it uses electric motors, which are heavy, in general, the robot's frame is basically plastic and aluminum and weighs about 35 kg. Basically, the design is useless on a practical level, it would make much more sense to use a drone in warfare. Things that walk are useless

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Are there any capable "forward thinkers" in here?

austere gate
nocturne remnant
shy glade
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Like you usually don't think about it but muscles are non linear actuators with no noise, soft, that self repairs and adapt. Nothing it's as energy dense as muscle while having similar capabilities

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As far as linguistics is concerned, more specifically "defining accurately, in written English, what is", without ever changing the character construction of the word, and not just "wordplay" rather "real choice" of 2 definitions instead of 1 definition, allowing for true expansion of ones thought processes. Example. White House abbreviated WH and Automatic Transmission abbreviated AT, combined will ALWAYS result in the character combination "what".

austere gate
shy glade
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See, no current AI will ever give you that result when you ask it what "what" is....

austere gate
shy glade
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However, telling a friend "what" can only be... is a different story of limitations.

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Drones are basically rf controlled ammunitions

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Any other design makes no sense

austere gate
shy glade
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Drones are "Doctor abbreviated and the digit one pluralized", at least that was the other definitions.

shy glade
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The problem are nests

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Do the drones know what they are yet?

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It's easier to arm a drone with a net-cutting ammunition than to make Chappie

shy glade
austere gate
shy glade
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This is way more impressive

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So, "flying toasters", you mean FL for "Florida", followed by Y for "yes", then the I (the pronoun), of course not forgetting, No Good written as NG, then a space followed by a "t to mark the spot" (or lower case x rotated 45 degrees), the expression "oh!" written as "o", then you have the letter "a" as a participle, followed by street written as ST, and finally (zero political bias here, rather complete characters only) an Eastern Republican group (pluralized), written as the letter ERS? At least that is how I understood the character combination FL+Y+I+NG T+O+A+ST+ERS, maybe I need clarification?

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And the funny thing is, NO CURRENT AI will ever give you that definition, no matter how accurately you write it (even 100% accurately, as I did) if you ask it what "flying toasters" is. That is a demonstration of AIs perpetual weakness. Fun!

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If the "forward thinking" is "to much" just let me know.

shy glade
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language modeling

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not for the faint of heart

austere gate
shy glade
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Yup, and you have to PAY chatGPT to have the privilidge of making chatGPT billions, pay them to train its "full of a perpetual weakness" AI, lame.

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@austere gate I only query Gemini, but even that can never give me the answer I am looking for, as described before, however the compilations of the data continues to grow, and the amassing of "better training data" will never end, the screenshots, printouts, and the best part the "customer word of mouth" parties where we all view this material, its just not shared on Facebook or X. The "customer word of mouth" datasets that Google has NO access to, how splendid!

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The best advertising ever, simply for accuracy and honesty purposes. Customer word of mouth.

alpine brook
shy glade
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@alpine brook Yes, that seems current, but the "tons of data" is just a drop in the bucket of potential, and its all based on "accurate training data", and if the "original training data" referenced is only data perceived "one way", then written "one way", the "single character construction way" by the programmers and the ones housing the data, it will always be extremely limited, a perpetual weakness. Just like writing a business plan in English, one way. Correct? However, our "perception" of simply what is written, can change, and then perhaps, just perhaps, the "better training data" can be used to...

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@alpine brook Also, when the AI is able to correct it errors dynamically and store historical data (such as previous conversations it has had for reference) without a "physical space problem", well, we will see change.

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Everthing I mention, Gemini has had no choice but to agree with, then it changes, until we have our next session, then I get bored with the "same responses" generated from its, well, limited programming.

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@alpine brook @austere gate The "master key" of sorts is the writing that never changes, as I have outlined in the previous examples, but takes on a separate idea. No matter what language it is in.

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Its just "the indisputable proof" of non-change that makes it work.

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@alpine brook Just like a statement, "You can never have justice without always putting ICE at the end" has no other meaning, by me the transmitter of the data, other than precisely that, graphically. I can NEVER write J+U+S+T+I+C+E without ever complying with the rule that the letters ICE are always at the end. It can always "be argued" verbally, but never proven in writing, again NO BIAS shown here, no political inferrence, just pure logic of character construction. See?

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@alpine brook Though, as you may understand, Gemini is programmed to "immediately know my intent to be politically biased" as it would reply with those intonations, to the "justice" example, as the printouts show, however immediately correcting itself, after my logic and correction to it, finally realizing its biases and complete and total INABILITY to know my intent ever, and then simply agree with me. See?

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Examples of more accurate training data sets for future AI versions. Nothing more, nothing less, here.

nocturne remnant
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The world of darkness isn't scary. Just let it happen

shy glade
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It's synapses strenghtening + the satellite cells that share the nucleus

nocturne remnant
#

Frankly, I don't think that high of us. What we call "sentient" is something that is defined by our sentience itself, which makes it entirely unreliable.

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It's by design something that can't be comprehended from any side of the barricades. Neither I or you can change our opinion about it once we've made it

pure wasp
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..........

fierce herald
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Hej 🙌 ** am studying software engineering and i am in 1.semester, should i change to AI? as everybody is telling me that there will be less jobs for software engineering. please help

woven gust
#

I'm not sure that if you should choose AI or not

#

checkout his profile

austere gate
# fierce herald Hej 🙌 ** am studying software engineering and i am in 1.semester, should i cha...

You can do something quite simple. Go to LinkedIn and search for jobs right now; that will give you a good sense of the current job market. I cannot predict the future, but given the trend, it seems that soon almost anyone, regardless of their degree, will be able to create their own software or apps. Traditional degrees may not hold the same value they once did. Additionally, if you pay attention, you will notice many large companies are laying off staff, which raises the question of whether traditional white-collar jobs will still exist within the next ten years.

livid marlin
# fierce herald Hej 🙌 ** am studying software engineering and i am in 1.semester, should i cha...

AI in the current state can't do anything complex and it's trained on mostly public code / slop code / tailored code for scoring high on tests which is inferior compared to private code bases. The only worrying thing here is the CEOs / Whatever people thinking they can replace real programmers with AI and adjusting their hiring process accordingly.

Therefore i would personally keep studying programming (if you like it). Unless AI becomes actually good (human-replacement level), you are fine, but may struggle finding junior level jobs during these years.

But, ultimately, if AI is able to generate whatever you want with no mistakes, that would mean that way more fields would get erased, possibly leading to some kind of UBI scenario. But, i think it's very unlikely.

This bubble might be as big as the moon 😆 🫧

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companies realized they don't need that many people as well. They ain't firing the senior devs though (they will be even more valuable in the future)

fierce herald
fierce herald
fierce herald
austere gate
# fierce herald Thank you so much 🙌

You're welcome. And one more thing, people will always have a lot to say. Just don't trust anyone blindly, not even me. Do your own research. You've got this.

fierce herald
#

yes one of the most important skills in todays era is critical and independent thinking creepy

austere gate
nocturne remnant
#

Demimilitary & intracorpo AI be like shy_stare
Overall, critical thinking is also not for everyone. Like, very much. Boiling frog on its finest kermit

fierce herald
leaden sleet
austere gate
burnt tusk
lofty niche
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.

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Hi

shy glade
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Anyone know of any good machine learning books/PDFs!?

hot sandal
warm slate
#

when creating a data with unique name(in this case position in a company), should i first check whether position with the same name already exist in the database or not? if i should check first, how should i done this? is it by having two queries where the first one is to check the existence, but im thinking about the performance if using two queries

cunning forge
#

I don't get the point here

nocturne remnant
#

Performance is for balance. If your app demands edge-level uncompromising performance, then you'd consider "2 queries are too much", but in 99%+ cases you have application with adequate requirements and fallback behavior.
i.e. if someone tries to register an account, you're likely gonna provide them some detailed message explaining why they were not able to do so. For that you'd need two branches of logic.

Beside that, your table in the database itself must contain unique constraint that prevents creating duplicate entries. Otherwise, there'll remain space for race condition in the code(if process A creates account with the same name between select and insert happening in process B)

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Approx code example that would represent the scenario for branches

function createAccount(...input): Account|Error {
    if (accountExists(input.name)) { // fetch from db
        return Error("there already exists account with the same name")
    }

    // insert into db
    ...
    return newlyCreatedAccount
}
warm slate
nocturne remnant
#

You'd be losing abstraction layer in that case, but, I assume, you're a beginner, so that's perfectly fine

warm slate
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guh forgot i cannot send image yet

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its like this currently

created, err := s.gradeRepo.Create(ctx, entity)
    if err != nil {
        // Check for duplicate name (unique constraint violation)
        var pgErr *pgconn.PgError
        if errors.As(err, &pgErr) {
            switch pgErr.Code {
            case "23505": // unique_violation
                return grade.GradeResponse{}, grade.ErrGradeNameExists
            }
        }
        return grade.GradeResponse{}, fmt.Errorf("failed to create grade: %w", err)
    }
warm slate
mild pulsar
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Hi, I am new here. I want to know what I should learn and how I can get my first internship or job in the IT sector?

austere gate
patent sage
pure copper
#

The current government will deport you on graduation. Check out euro/can/aus/asia jobs. Much better option for a future.

pure copper
#

This is a sign of AI in reporting:

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pure copper
#

So heres what the Nvidia stuff is expanding to:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAdc4QebyYA

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pure copper
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blip blip beep

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🤖

nocturne remnant
pure copper
nocturne remnant
#

I might have exaggerated that value a bit. I'm more into meme coins. Though, I had to drop it too SadHamster People hate playing with coins, but love gambling em. Ruined the whole fun

austere gate
#

Techbro: If you want to be a real techbro, you need to invest in Nvidia, or you're just a pleb. This is not financial advice btw but trust me bro.

pure copper
#

Ponzi scheme. I own Nvidia. You buy shares and the money goes to me to make my shares go up.

#

Pyramid Scheme. Now that you own shares, the people after you will pay for your shares to go up.

ocean egret
#

Hello, everyone! I’m DevOps Engineer, I speak Portuguese. But I want to improve my English skills, if someone wants sometimes we can talk about DevOps and Cloud Concepts.

red rock
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Hi I'm looking for data engineering role, any experience people help me I just want some notes how to proceed? Tips and guide.

pure copper
pure copper
nocturne remnant
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Pensions and stuff too

tame saddle
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Hi, I'm new here . I'm studying computer science . I want to know how to start applying for jobs online.

potent turtle
#

is angular hard to learn if you know until jquery and work with c#/.net??

potent turtle
red rock
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is data engineering hard to learn the concepts and tools?

pure copper
#

Compound interest or Taylor's series.

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Sum of monthly sales by region or product.

grim flax
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We are looking for Next.js developers with SocketIO and GraphQL knowledge

versed fox
nocturne remnant
#

Devs still love answering "how" questions and neglect "why"s

leaden sleet
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Java

nocturne remnant
#

unoreverse NPE

red rock
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I need some basic understanding on data engineering, how to start on that?

pure copper
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wikipedia

potent turtle
civic flax
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Hello, Everyone! How are we doing? I'm looking for good courses or videos on Java backend development. I'm transitioning from C# to Java and want to get a better understanding of the syntax. Any suggestions?

frigid wigeon
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Hey guys, I'm new here. Its been a few days since i started programming and I'm trying to develop my english skills. If anyone happens to be interested to talk, my DM’s are open. Thank you !

pure copper
fleet root
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i am working on tusis couple any input from anyone i am trying to animate using pygame as a mini project for college

nimble lagoon
tiny kiln
nocturne remnant
vivid warren
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Why so many java people here

nocturne remnant
#

Because it's decent and straightforward? I mean, there are probably even more python lovers.

vivid warren
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Java is straightforward!? duh

nimble lagoon
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Yes? It's usually taught first in schools/uni

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Either that or Python, though I've heard C++ is taught first as well some places

nocturne remnant
#

Yeah, many universities go for c++, which is a horrible choice for any beginner. Some go for delphi or pascal, which are off, but okayish for beginners.
Often they just pick languages based on teachers they have : D

nimble lagoon
#

Mine did Java and C at the same time

austere gate
austere gate
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It's not as beginner-friendly as Python. Its syntax is more rigid and verbose, so it takes longer to write simple programs.

pure copper
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Piece of junk, microsoft updates

image.png
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I try and use the latest, but still not good enough

image.png
pure copper
#

After many weeks of doomscrolling, Ive finally read all my open tabs, and am back to coding this evening, oh well trying. discovering more tables for my DB, but getting more depressed trying to do the coding and seeing all the work. Each table generates a days programming (based on the old me when I knew what I had to do). I'm enjoying the DB work, but will have a 'Ben Hur' epic program to write. Sure I can use AI, and probably will be but even that is not very fast, as its so stupid. Even to someone who kows nothing.

nocturne remnant
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So, dinosaurs is all "we" can afford to hire 🙂

pure copper
#

If they are good at their job, they are not teaching

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or old

leaden sleet
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Python forever

true sorrel
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C forever

nocturne remnant
pure copper
#

How our local meteorology AI reshaped Australia

IMG_20251109_214127698.jpg
leaden sleet
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Bruhhh

deep wedge
#

Is it okay to hate python

grim python
#

Hello everyone i have a problem with my pc. When i click on the windows tab it doesn’t appear and I can’t use parameters

potent turtle
pure copper
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Try restarting the Windows. Go to task manager and right click on the Windows Explorer and select 'Restart'

image.png
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All the programs should stay running, but the shell will restart

grim python
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The windows logo and the thing to research application

grim python
austere gate
#

nk7shisui 526192987928002573

queen zinc
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Is it possible to become a programmer and a developer by learning through online courses?

red rock
red rock
vivid warren
pure copper
tardy elk
#

Hi guyss

#

Quick question: If you're building a blog site, would you prefer coding from scratch and using a subscription to an existing CMS, or just opting for WordPress?

austere gate
tardy elk
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And I've never actually used WordPress for anything so I am not only worried about the cost, but I have zero experience

bronze lance
tardy elk
#

I am just really sick of the hidden charges. You cannot specifically point to an amount

nocturne remnant
#

If there nothing fancy nor beyond simple blogging, it might be even better to stick with something that builds you html pages from markdown or some other format.
Like hugo or jekyll. It's certainly cheaper and faster, since one needs only webserver to serve static data. Still, it's not a recommendation.
There is a good reason why wordpress is absolutely dominating.
Which is also a main reason why PHP is the second most popular language in web.

leaden sleet
leaden sleet
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Hello

tardy elk
wet umbra
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Guys there a voice chat to talk about develop?

#

There is*

spark locust
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this is more an art thing

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well

#

its therapy

#

I will be charging for this in the future for the actual Aurora Pod but this is a demo

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helps reset brain

junior oyster
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hey guys, which sector of development you think that is the best choice to get in now?

potent turtle
austere gate
kind berry
#

hi

indigo condor
#

Hello all

pure copper
pure copper
#

Database administrator

uneven elk
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Hello all

pure copper
#

PeoOS just got called out as a PeoAI again.

vivid warren
#

Damn game changing

worldly falcon
#

hey guys someone wants to have a call to talk about programming because i'm trying to learn python and to learn english.

junior oyster
austere gate
#

Now, you may ask why I'm telling you to focus on the job market. Shouldn't you pay more attention to what you're passionate about? Yes and no. If your main priority is to get employed, then focus more on the job market. However, if you can find a job in a field you're passionate about, that's a match made in Google Cloud.

pure copper
vestal jay
#

I am looking for a software engineer who have proficient english skill. dm me if you are interested. ( 🇮🇷 or 🇦🇱 developers are prefer)

leaden sleet
austere gate
leaden sleet
austere gate
junior oyster
junior oyster
#

what sector do you work in?

junior oyster
pure copper
#

And data

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Pretty data

junior oyster
#

So can i work simultaneously on this?

austere gate
# junior oyster So can i work simultaneously on this?

Web dev is a subset of software dev, and software dev isn't limited to the web.

Web dev: web apps, front-end (html, css, javascript) and back-end (databases, servers, apis), etc.

Software dev: soft 🥀 apps...jk lol... apps for pcs, mobile devices, or embedded systems, etc.

austere gate
junior oyster
#

maybe a can do soft apps Chilling

junior oyster
rare mountain
#

Hey hi everyone

junior oyster
#

hi

worldly falcon
#

hey guys, is there someone i can talk in call?, because i'm learning programming like python but i am a beginner, so someone wants to have a conversation in call?

wet raft
#

The bot for this server is written in python and I wrote it if you need python help

inner scaffold
#

hey! someone wants to talk in a hobbies/programming vc?

wet raft
#

I'm self taught so I don't have academic tips however

nocturne remnant
fathom estuary
#

I am full-stack web developer. I am here to talk in call

inner scaffold
silk fjord
#

Hi,

We need FullStack devs, anyone interested, dm me.

rare mountain
austere gate
pure copper
austere gate
pure copper
#

oh and hi

tiny kiln
austere gate
terse vale
junior oyster
pure copper
austere gate
austere gate
lean flint
#

print("heelo, world")

# 
def = (f"great", work)
shy glade
#

yo

shy glade
#

any dev here

#

its important

leaden sleet
#

Any elon musk here

#

Its important

placid saddle
#

Someone learn iOS

austere gate
pure copper
#

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nvYtmDx-WQ

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Watch on a big screen

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Aerodynamic window

swift spear
#

hello everybody can someone help and teach me the programming

junior oyster
real bridge
#

🖐️ hii everyone

civic flax
#

hi guys. thanks for the suggestion

jolly shuttle
austere gate
inland flame
#

Bitch what the fuck is this why am I even in this degree

#

Can't set up foking raylib in vs code

#

I wanna make a game in c++ and can't even get the gui library to work

#

Fuck this

#

It's been three hours

junior oyster
tardy elk
inland flame
junior oyster
#

Hey btw techbros are peoples from the high-ranking positions in companies?

junior oyster
inland flame
#

i am only allowed to use C++ for the game

ember turret
junior oyster
junior oyster
inland flame
junior oyster
#

And i think that is easier than create a game from scratch

junior oyster
ember turret
junior oyster
#

It's based but with some differences, i used once

ember turret
junior oyster
#

Thank you bowtea

#

Hey, i have another question, what is your job like as programmers? What do you do in it?

inland flame
#

lmao

#

btw its a lot less laggy irl

junior oyster
#

lol

lean sonnet
#

guys, who can help me in understanding CS50 problem "runoff"? In voice chat

austere gate
#

And they don't have to hold high-ranking positions, they could be someone so entitled about setting up basic projects that they expect everything to work straight out of the box, and if it doesn't, they start complaining.

junior oyster
junior oyster
ember turret
nocturne remnant
nocturne remnant
austere gate
# junior oyster oh yes lmao

I'm not sure whether to call it a utopia or a dystopia, but techbros and the companies they run will replace human workers the moment AI lets them scrape an extra 0.1 percent of value at 0.1 percent less cost.

ember turret
nocturne remnant
#

Assuming middle+ developers will be born without passing junior phase : )

austere gate
ember turret
inland flame
#

Brian yu himself explained it

#

It's there on the same page as the problem set webpage

vivid warren
arctic vortex
# inland flame

That reminded me the times I was struggling to draw on Turtle (Python)

inland flame
#

literally me

arctic vortex
coarse sorrel
#

Anyone here who knows python programming very well?

pure copper
#

Oh dear. My machine is updating to win 11.

random pecan
#

Don't do it

pure copper
#

Tooooo late. It just locked up my machine and forced me. Thank gott I just did a backup, as I figured this was what it was going to do without telling me.

pure copper
#

I'll let someone else argue for me. Perhaps an AI will do it for me one day.

junior oyster
junior oyster
junior oyster
#

Or others like php

junior oyster
#

Many people said that the coding sector will be one of the lasts sectors to AI dominate it and take jobs

#

But if likes you said, AI, in some years will have completely autonomy to create full ecosystems and mantain then...

#

The other option for me maybe can be selling art in the beachs

somber umbra
#

help me with Python

image.png
#

i already download selenium and pytest

alpine brook
somber umbra
#

webdriver doesn't work

alpine brook
#

Maybe you should learn how to use python in general first and then move to your specific task?

terse vale
# somber umbra help me with Python

Where have you downloaded that ? Global of venv? If venv then enable it first then run. If global, either download in venv and run or come outta venv and run.

nocturne remnant
# junior oyster You're right, but if i want to become FullStack don't i need it?

I don't think "fullstack" nowadays means 1 backend plus 1 frontend languge. But, honestly, you have to consider the job market you're realistically aiming at. If all good opporunities come from PHP, well, there you go. Otherwise, php is not a good language to learn or plan your career in 2025. I've been working with it since php 5.4 up to 8.3 and unless you're in love with it for some reason, I don't see why I'd pick it over, say, golang which beats it in almost every aspect.

p.s.
I'd 100% pick it over python though. That language is still stuck in php 5.6 era, but it's jack of all trades, hence, it's okay for everything. On same level as javascript, I'd say.

nocturne remnant
inner scaffold
#

hey. are there any web developers with extensive experience whom I can ask a question?

jolly shuttle
slow galleon
#

Heloo

alpine brook
earnest fractal
#

👋🏼 it is late reply , KICad comes with a set of tools , each serves different purpose, it depends on your goal such as would you like to do floorplan , PCB layout, or draw schematic diagram. KiCad community includes public discussion forum and good quality of documentation you can delve into , or if you are like me just sketching electrical schema for high-level design, maybe check out my eeschema quick note

somber umbra
shy glade
#

Hello guys, if anyone has good resources to learn APPLICATION MOBILE developement i would be glad to get help from y all and thank you! #💻｜programming

last otter
#

Hi, does anyone wants to chat on private to practice English together?

pure copper
earnest fractal
compact hawk
shadow crown
shy glade
shadow crown
shy glade
shadow crown
shadow crown
shadow crown
#

@shy glade ¯_(ツ)_/¯

shy glade
shy glade
#

found one 60H 💀

shadow crown
#

@shy glade The link, did you try visiting

shy glade
#

browsing it

#

tha only for the basics right?

shadow crown
#

@shy glade I'm not a developer yet, I'm still learning frontend dev

shy glade
shadow crown
#

@shy glade My progress is like 11%
I'm already good with HTML and CSS

shy glade
#

free code camp will cover almost all the basic tha u should know

#

dont bother ur self with tutorial hell

shadow crown
#

@shy glade What do you say about vibe coding?

shy glade
shadow crown
shadow crown
shy glade
shadow crown
#

@shy glade I'm meaning the ones on github

#

@shy glade Bye

shy glade
shadow crown
shy glade
#

sure

shadow crown
supple oak
#

yo guys, my first React project, although it's simple🥲
Still, let me know if you find any issues. It would be helpful, and also, try to give some feedback as well.

https://cine-dex-eight.vercel.app/

pure copper
junior oyster
junior oyster
#

I need to sell what people want and solve their problems right

junior oyster
inland flame
supple oak
#

where?

#

broo

inland flame
#

where u gettin this api from

supple oak
#

its a movie searching website

inland flame
#

your api is naughty

supple oak
#

if something that name exist, what I am gonna go?

inland flame
inland flame
supple oak
#

i just used a free api

#

and you are also searching for such things🙂

#

lame

idle tulip
eternal sandal
pure copper
#

even better if some keys fly off

#

or it snaps in 2

eternal sandal
#

I think my time is nigh

leaden sleet
idle tulip
tardy apex
#

.

leaden sleet
vivid warren
obsidian agate
zealous hawk
#

Hi, i am new in this channel

#

What do you recommend to improve my technical English?

pure copper
#

And in English too

shy glade
#

Which is the best programming language to create a deadliest malware?

zealous hawk
#

What is a deadliest malware?

shy glade
#

Malware like stuxnet?

zealous hawk
shy glade
#

?

zealous hawk
shy glade
#

What about rust and go?

shy glade
zealous hawk
#

What about C or C++, i think that for a malware is better a low level language no?

shy glade
#

C is shit for creating malwares.

#

C++ is better

#

That's what um talkin about.

#

:))(((

#

Have anyone tried fuckin with FBI?

#

?

#

Y'll are losers if you can't fuck FBI.

#

:(((#

#

Rest in peace :))

austere gate
pure copper
pure copper
rigid hull
#

Hi

oblique turtle
shy glade
inland flame
#

Logic++/
│
├── src/
│ ├── main.cpp // Raylib window + main loop
│ ├── gui.cpp // All menus and GUI screens
│ ├── evaluator.cpp // Tokenizer, shunting yard, postfix eval
│ ├── kmap.cpp // K-map minimization for 2–4 variables
│ ├── circuit.cpp // Draw gates + connections
│ ├── records.cpp // Save/load past reports (txt)
│ ├── utils.cpp // Helpers (string trim, uppercase, etc.)
│

#

Final project file structure reveal ClapPepe

bleak birch
shy glade
bleak birch
inland flame
#

bro's creating viruses SkullCry

shy glade
crisp sonnet
shy glade
crisp sonnet
#

Yeah

#

So you writing code with go and rust ?

shy glade
shy glade
crisp sonnet
#

Nice its a good combination cz will working with rust you will need to run some c external baneries good luck

shy glade
#

Anyone knows, Is dread is back or still under outage?

pure copper
tribal sandal
#

hi

pure copper
#

hi

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I'm thinking of regressing and using VB for my app. However its bugging me a bit that there is already a lot i've put into the C++ start up code. Baahhh. I will see how it goes over the next few hours. If the C++ can progress a bit I will persevere.

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Anyone know of an easy drag and drop forms designer that works with c++, and runs on win and linux?

manic cobalt
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anyone knows hacking?

severe tapir
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anyone here Give KT on .net stack

nocturne remnant
charred plinth
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hi bro

jagged star
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anyone know what is the best AI for story writing?

flint tiger
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hello

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what do you think about AWS certifications?

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are they worth it?

flint tiger
austere gate
jagged star
pure copper
# flint tiger what do you think about AWS certifications?

You really need to know that there are aws in your location for work. If all the companies use Ms, then you don't benefit. A broad understanding should be sought to get into your first job. Once you are there, you know what they use. Then work on certifications in the products used within your business. Always try and get the company to pay for certifications as part of your on going training. It helps if you can use it immediately, but if you are not using it at the time of certification, then it is a waste of your time, you will forget it, you may never use it, and it will cost you your own money. As you move from job to job, get the company(s) to pay for these courses. You can then have it on resume, and someone may think that's nice, but not really essential, unless you manage to find a perfect job ad asking for it. Experience is key.

pure copper
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Bloody win 11. Wouldn't install its update until it forced me to clear my disk to give it space. I had 7gb got it to 20gb and it gobbled up 11gb. Thats on top of that win10 already used.

shy glade
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@pure copper should i have a linkedin profile?

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its out of topic question but its related some how

pure copper
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Everyone seems to use them these days. And companies use them to see your history when shortlisting for jobs. I personally don't use mine, (and the one I do have is not my real name - got it long ago, and its basic info). I value my privacy and seek to minimize data identity theft. You should consider that at a long term strategy in your life, although its becoming harder to achieve as digitalization continues pushing people into online identity and assets.

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@shy glade

shy glade
vivid warren
leaden sleet
shut wharf
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hey guys how i can streaming this serve
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idle tulip
inland flame
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DIAZ CODING PROJECT LOG #001

Alright,

The first step in simplifying a Boolean function is to generate it's minterms. Although I could have just prompted the user for the minterms directly, but I wanted this project to be a challenge and a learning opportunity for me. So I have decided to input a raw Boolean function from the user, and then tokenize it, evaluate it, and accordingly generate it's minterms.

Here's what I did today to achieve this:

  • First I had to parse the input boolean expression and convert it into tokens so to make it ready for the infix-to-postfix conversion.
  • Secondly I implemented the shunting yard algorithm which converts arithmetic and logic into computer-friendly form.
  • Then I evaluated the input function against all eight possible binary combinations using a stack evaluator, and the combinations that yielded 1s were confirmed to be the minterms of the function.
    Using this technique I managed to get the minterms of any Boolean function in any form, whether simplified or unsimplified.
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So far, so good.

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tough dew
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i'm doing py, anybody suggest the beginner level projects ?

thorny linden
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Someone who programs in Shopify?

pure copper
inland flame
pure copper
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When a text field is enabled you can type in it. When disabled you cannot type in it. I dont know how to do this with my new language. Probably 50 lines of code. Used to just say txtFierld.enaabled = true. But now, who knows...

pure copper
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and also 3D 4 x 4 x 4 tictac toe

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for a challenge

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You could even rotate it to see the layers. Use rotation on three axes

arctic vortex
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My professor asked me to build up my own Single Layered Neural Network, and I still have no clue of what to do lmao. Eventually I should use the Python packages with Tensorflow and PyTorch but other than that, not a single clue…

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If anyone did something related, could give me some tips on it

tough dew
jagged star
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whats the best free ai video making app

pure copper
cunning forge
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I need to learn github from scratch

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where should I start?

tough dew
tough dew
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I'm sure u gonna like it

cunning forge
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um not what I meant

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the reason I want to use github is collaboration and stuffs

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I got struggle with using cmd to update or something similar to that

small wigeon
spice path
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@pure copper How are you?

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How's it going/

austere gate
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I'm sure you're still committed to @jagged prawn, but I'm really sorry to tell you that she has recently eloped with someone richer, wiser and more handsome.

pure copper
leaden sleet
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Continue please

spice path
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Hey @leaden sleet , do you know where Peo is?

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maybe in the bed?

leaden sleet
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She's woman from 1990s, AUNTY

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😭 she can be ur grandmother

nocturne remnant
austere gate
austere gate
pure copper
# cunning forge the reason I want to use github is collaboration and stuffs

This video describes git.

Study, and Write it down
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BsyHQgiem8c

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Git, git git on down

vivid warren
unkempt flower
vestal jay
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i am looking for a developer who have proficient english skills. dm me if interested.

near cove
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I´m running the generate, but don´t working. someone had this problem ?
i´m using the last prisma version

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cunning forge
pure copper
cunning forge
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i know can use git so yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

cunning forge
terse vale
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How hard is it to automate scraping? I have a task to scrape details about various AI tools.

cunning forge
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anyone good at laravel framework? I'm stuck with middleware thingy (it ain't working)

cunning forge
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nvm

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(it works)

pure copper
vivid warren
leaden sleet
slate jackal
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hi

terse vale
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I need some help. I want to divide or plan how will I make a web crawler system. Like I've been given a task to scrape/crawl the web and get all the details of AI tools or models and add in a database. So in my mind, only 2 things came, 1. Database schema(what fields would I require, this basically defines what I will be scraping too) 2. Pipeline that scrapes the data (now here I don't know if I need to design own scrapper/crawler or I should go for crawl4AI type of things).
8 weeks enough to give?

bronze geyser
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I'm looking for a friend who can collaborate each other. Feel free to DM me.

violet wave
gritty vapor
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helloo, can somebody help me upload a project to github?

white ember
gritty vapor
white ember
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you have to add that folder to the repo

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and then make a commit and a push

pure copper
strange hollow
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Hello developers

gritty vapor
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i dont understand the branch thing yet but i guess i'll figure it out eventually

austere gate
vivid warren
pure copper
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When you attend your interview for a job its important to dress appropriately. No daggy jeans is essential

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shy glade
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boring.

leaden sleet
shy glade
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thank you for suggestion

shy glade
boreal tiger
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hello i am new in python very new ok ,but i got a problem that i don't know how can i start learn python i want your advice guys ....................

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your profisional more than me you have expirence so share this expirence with me like give me best chanel or best server and i got some isuu in discored im new in discord i don't now how to ues discord right so this is my story lides and glement and let me hear your advice................................................................................................

spice path
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here is a lot of python dev include me.

boreal magnet
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Does anyone here learn pytorch?

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and in general machine learning and data science

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it doesnt need to be specifically pytorch

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but if it is it would be great

austere gate
# boreal tiger hello i am new in python very new ok ,but i got a problem that i don't know how ...

https://youtu.be/BO6LjtEOGZw

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You don't need to overthink or overcomplicate this. Start with this basic tutorial and the next steps will become clear as you go. Don't waste any time, you can begin with this video immediately.

boreal tiger
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Thank you very much but what is your current level in programming are you advance.....?

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And what is the best way to improvement very faster....... Make a lot of project or I don't know

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And I'm sorry I ask a lot of question but just this time last question what is the best web or app should I start with to apply the cood as a beginner

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Sorry lot of question but you beginner ask lot of question

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If there is a server in descord can help me to learn fast tell me guys OK SadHamster

whole delta
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nowadays the only obstacles to learn programming is the lack of time or the lack of focus

jagged star
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gutys, is webex meeting safe?

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irdk why they r using weird ahh meeting apps for s frikin webinar

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i d rather skip the webinar than installing a potential risk Joemad

cunning silo
nocturne remnant
pure copper
cunning forge
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I finished my task, should I touch some grass

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(ofc sob )

runic raptor
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hey guys i am a software engineer and i need to improve my my English speaking and writing skills so may any help me 🙏🏻

tough cliff
atomic flame
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Hey guys

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Can someone help me?

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Please

lusty plover
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what is your issue

atomic flame
# lusty plover what is your issue

Since I have no coding experience, I would like someone to volunteer to make an APK for me using GitHUB.
I'll give you the codes from ChatGPT; all you need to do is frame it and prepare it for installation. It will be a straightforward app. I'll use it as an app addon

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Can u please help me make it happen?

lusty plover
atomic flame
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I see, do you know someone who can do that for an android?

lusty plover
atomic flame
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Okay, all good. 😄
Thanks for your time

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Is there anyone else who can help me with it? It's a great request. I don't understand a single thing and I'm clueless what to do with the Chat GPT codes. Just want someone to frame the app. It won't take that long I reckon

atomic flame
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Can someone please?

tough cliff
tough cliff
atomic flame
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I tried my best, but after a few prompts, it reaches it's limit and never let's me complete. It partially loses its memory 💀😭

tough cliff
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It can't create an .apk for you. It can explain how this can be done by you.

atomic flame
atomic flame
tough cliff
atomic flame
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It's kinda like telling a 4 y/o to fly an airplane with just some instructions 💀

tough cliff
atomic flame
tough cliff
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Bundling complexity does not depend on the size of the application.

atomic flame
atomic flame
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Thought it would take like an hour or so~ 💀

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My bad

tough cliff
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It depends on the language you told ChatGPT to use, dependencies, etc.

atomic flame
tough cliff
tough cliff
atomic flame
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Oh! Okay 😂
My bad. So the thing is, I wanna make a third party app for a game called Infinite Flight, which helps me with the captain announcement and other cabin voices with an floating icon. Like I hit a specific button, and it starts playing a desired announcement audio. Something like this:

Screenshot_2025-11-10-14-31-29-614_com.android.vending.jpg
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Hope i was able to explain properly

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💀

atomic flame
tough cliff
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Like is it a shortcut for some existing game functionality or just an overlay which is not really linked to the game?

atomic flame
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Like some of the third party screen recorders

atomic flame
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Just an additional menu for another game's audio

tough cliff
tough cliff
atomic flame
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Nope, currently looking for an android app

atomic flame
tough cliff
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You are on Android and want to create another Android app?..

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Oh, well.. That's interesting.

atomic flame
atomic flame
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I mean, it should work 😭

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Maybe try doing it with GitHUB?

tough cliff
atomic flame
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I don't understand a thing

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🥀

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Ik it's not that difficult to understand, but the thing is, I'm too dumb for this

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💀💀💀

tough cliff
atomic flame
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It's flying over my head 💀

tough cliff
atomic flame
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Idk how

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I just want someone to volunteer

nocturne remnant
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I don't think anyone will. From the way you explained it, you don't even have working application, and you already want to distribute it. That's not how things work in programming.
You must have android studio.
You must be able to launch your project in emulator under that android studio.
Only then you can talk about building it into apk

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p.s.
Gagged from apps for airplanes being developed in random discord channel. I could imagine Boeing doing something like that xD

vivid warren
pure copper
atomic flame
pure copper
# atomic flame Indeed, but no one cares tbh 😭

There have been two people here who have cared. But its a huge task to develop a program, especially with no specificiation. But if its just a nice picture of a cockpit with some buttons on it that you can click on to make 6 or so messages play, then Thats a valid beginner program. But then calling it third party takes it to a different level again, and far from reality for some strange reason. My daughter was able to build such an app with some help, using VB when she was 7ish. Click on hot spots on the screen and do some actions like display messages etc. I think AI could help you achieve this by using multiple sessions. Just start with the screen displaying the cockpit, then use another session to tell you how to get some buttons, then another to link the clicks to a player that plays the messages. As mentioned before you will need to develop this in Android studio, and develop the screen and test it on the emulator that is built in. Once it appear to be working there, compile it to an .apk and download it on your phone, or device.

pure copper
# jagged star gutys, is webex meeting safe?

Webex is safe. Its developed by Cisco and is used by big business in conjunction with Cisco phone systems and other communications. It was around longer that Zoom or Teams (in my experience of the progression of these systems).

jagged star
pure copper
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no prob

woven snow
pure copper
woven snow
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ah thats who u is

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i js rejoined this server for no reason really

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i got in btw

pure copper
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Sorry, I dont use SAP, though have interacted with it on a few occasions

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Arub, is that you. omg it is!

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Sorry Arup was my first company

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But HANA for any new stuff for sure

tough cliff
# atomic flame Indeed, but no one cares tbh 😭

Because from what you say, it's almost obvious that (a) you don't know if your (ChatGPT's) app even works, (b) you don't understand that having a working Kotlin program does not mean having a bundleable program and (c) you don't want to learn anything.
Maybe, if I had android studio installed, I would help if not (a) and (b), but then what if you want to fix something? What if you want to add something new? What if these changes don't work as expected and you want to modify them? Are you going to ask me to do all compilation, bundling, etc. for you over and over again?

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(And it will not work as expected because it's ChatGPT)

cobalt sun
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Hello everyone i need some help

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Is there anyone here who knows how to program with MATLAB?

leaden sleet
arctic vortex
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I feel like commenting is way more complex than actually coding the problem ;-;

nocturne remnant
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Always has been : )

arctic vortex
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welp all that burden for the professor to extend the deadline for a week

ocean wasp
runic jasper
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Im interested in learning programming terms in english, you guys have maybe a tip for me? like videos on youtube that teach that, especific servers for that, books, and stuff like that

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sorry for my english, im not pretty good

pure marsh
pure marsh
shy glade
# runic jasper Im interested in learning programming terms in english, you guys have maybe a ti...

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https://github.com/ossu/computer-science

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arctic vortex
cold gate
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hi, i joined english speaking tech company and want to improve my english so i can get promoted and communicate good in meetings. anyone use any tools or how do you think i should get better? so far i only found talkcrisp.com

whole delta
nocturne remnant
vivid warren
prime escarp
woven snow
woven snow
woven snow
pure copper
# woven snow ah i see

So I was at work today, and a SAP error popped up on my screen. Coincidence or what? I didn't even know my current business was using it in any way...

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Nice that its an error, ofc

woven snow
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crazyy

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wait wdy work as if udm me asking?

junior oyster
prime escarp
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That's what that dude says.

shy glade
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leetcode is for problem solving

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it's not like you are going to grind a project for 16 hours a day

shy glade
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at least colin (the competitive programmer) teach you stuff

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it's like there's unironically a guide on leetcode wich is like 15 years old that already list the basics you should learn... And nah nobody says to you that you have to master the techniques before starting to problem solve

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(i did summer school for competitive programming at 14, 9 years ago and they literally taught me that shit + math)

prime escarp
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I see

naive chasm
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guys does any of u knows like discord servers realting to programing with active voice channels, where programers actually talk, chill, maybe even write something together

shy glade
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that's basically the average interaction in programming ds

naive chasm
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well is there a place where somewhat decent activity happends?

shy glade
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gatekeep happens for a reason

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they don't want dumb people to be dumb

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they want dumb people to learn surpass the gatekeeping processes and flame other noobs

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and the cycle repeat

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it's like the viltrum empire but for autistic people

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if you want active community go into hackton stuff

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or other competitions communities

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like the informatics olympiad or cybersecurity olympiads have a lot of active users

earnest fractal
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programmers / engineers are usually busy to learn things , might not really spend time hanging out / chatting that often , do not misunderstand it , that does not mean they never (or hate to) do this , it is just rare .

what kind of decent activities do you specifically mean ? (free or paid) technical session / career talk / or anything else ? and again this might also be rare .

opal bluff
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Hi everyone

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I'm programmer

naive chasm
astral marten
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hey

shy glade
naive chasm
pure copper
shy glade
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so it's not boring

pure copper
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Satan

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yes

shy glade
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like "exercises" are boring, problem solving in general it's like trying to brute force thinking until you can think something you weren't even able to conceive 2 hours ago