Four lines? Let’s have realistic discussions, you’re just intentionally arguing in bad faith or extremely bad at prompting AI.
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It’s possible the library you’re using doesn’t have enough training data attached to it.
I use AI with python for hundreds line data engineering tasks and it nails it frequently.
can you say the same about your $150 BT buds?
Yeah actually my Jabras are probably pushing 5-6 years right now. Maybe slight reduction in battery life but I never wear them for extended hours anyways.
I thought I was going to be that way with the 3.5 mm jack but once I bought a pair of Bluetooth headphones I’ve been chilling, they’re really good nowadays unless you’re going full audiophile with .flac files
Sl00k@programming.devto Nintendo@lemmy.world•Nintendo makes physical games more expensive than digital gamesEnglish9·2 months agoI’ve been waiting for prices to go up on video games for about 7 years and am surprised they haven’t gone up more, this is pretty fair imo.
They’ve been ~$60 since 2002?
Sl00k@programming.devto Programmer Humor@programming.dev•Most programmers just google it anywayEnglish19·3 months agoChatGPT is a better programmer than you
Unfortunately very true 😭
Sl00k@programming.devto Technology@beehaw.org•DeepSeek-V3 now runs at 20 tokens per second on Mac Studio, and that’s a nightmare for OpenAIEnglish21·3 months agoChina “open sources” a lot of their technologies. They treat it as a form of competition, we’ll show you how to do x but you show us how to do u and whoever is better at both wins out, there’s a lot of short videos on how BYD taught other Chinese EV manufacturers and even Ford how their automated manufacturing plants work. The end result, everything becomes a highly optimized process. Glad to see they’re also adopting this framework with open sourcing AI development.
This is also a reason why there’s a hugeee cultural clash with US IP theft.
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Listen man I myself am half white, it’s okay to accept that most white people right now are the cause of a lot of problems in society. They are very hateful racist people and it’s also okay for people of all skin tones to acknowledge that the majority of white help the police and the rise of fascism.
Don’t slip down this path of “they’re racist to white people”. Nobody here is racist to any individual white person based SOLELY on their skin tone. Nobody is judging you personally and you shouldn’t take it that way.
call out the actual people who are doing the bad?
Brother take a look at who is doing the bad. Who is assisting the bad?
Sl00k@programming.devto Memes@lemmy.ml•The CEO killer watching from his hidey hole as authorities try to pin everything on some random dude named LuigiEnglish32·6 months agoThis event has brought a lot more class consciousness to the masses than anything else imo.
Sl00k@programming.devto Linux@lemmy.ml•What Linux software is good for managing a household budget?English3·6 months agoIf you’re willing to use a web app and pay $50 a year. Monarch has been incredible for me.
Sl00k@programming.devto Piracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱ@lemmy.dbzer0.com•*Permanently Deleted*English8·7 months agoMy Dutch Usenet provider has been DMCAing a lot more content lately. Seems EU is putting quite a bit of investment into anti piracy lately.
Sl00k@programming.devto Science Memes@mander.xyz•Live Long and Prosper... with aliensEnglish10·7 months agoIt’s been an incredibly slow churn to progress.
The most noteworthy thing at yesterday’s hearing was a report on a Unclassified secret access program - Immaculate constellations which outlines types of UAPs and their behavior. The problem is it’s brought in via an unverified source, either current or former member of the DoD. Also it’s improperly formatted for a DoD doc. But that can possibly be explained via them editing it for public use. Otherwise it was mostly just what’s already been known just told under oath in an official context. It also has a much greater emphasis on USOs(underwater UAPs).
The most interesting and ironclad to come from everything so far has been Schumer’s Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Disclosure Act of 2024 (UAPDA) which is attempting to get passed with the NDAA (Annual defense act). In the act it lays out the groundwork for UAPs existence and that the government is in charge of both reconnaissance and recovery of them, and most of the secrets are held behind the Department of Energy.
A lot of Chuck Schumer’s comments and amendments play relatively safe though saying “if this exists” then here’s a law. But there was also a lot of work put into a 2023 UAPDA with that NDAA and actually got shot down by Republican military industrial complex lackeys so take from that as you will.
The 2023 amendment was fought over heavily because it required a return of all classified uap biological materials and non biologics to be returned to the US government from private contractors. Which is another big bullet point.
I think the most news we’ll get soon is whether the 2024 version of the UAPDA is included in the NDAA this year.
Sl00k@programming.devto politics @lemmy.world•Opinion | Voters punished Biden for problems he didn’t cause and effectively addressedEnglish4·7 months agoDemocracy seems to be crumbling pretty hard to shitty education systems combined with heavy propaganda and misinformation. I’ve been trying to think of a solution that still allows a proper resilient democratic system to thrive, but I’m not sure one exists.
I have nothing to prove to you if you wish to keep doing everything by hand that’s fine.
But there are plenty of engineers l3 and beyond including myself using this to lighten their workload daily and acting like that isn’t the case is just arguing in bad faith or you don’t work in the industry.