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Communicating with relatives on the other side of the world.
Maintaining old friendships that would have died due to distance.
Somewhere to find like minded people.
Somewhere like hacker news (I count it as social media top) where I discovered great books, expanded my horizons and learnt that there were other ways at looking at the world.
Anyway, it's not all bad :)
As far as I'm aware emulation tends to be CPU intensive and can't really take advantage multi core . Is a M6 cpu core roughly 200x the performance of a 15 year intel core ? Something is wrong with my assumptions.
https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2011/08/accuracy-takes-power-...
theThing() .map(someLamda) .filter(someLamda) .reduce(someLamda)....
Have I actually reduced complexity? I certainly prefer this over loops and if statements but does the pipeline and lamdas count as reducing cyclomatic complexity?
Anyway, I'm probably being over cynical and yes it is worth exploring alternatives to the current system.
However I already feel overwhelmed dealing with agent chats. I can't currently see how this deals with the pr problem: If I am supposed to delegate to agents why do my conversations need reviewed by my peers. This feels like classic bad management practices of not trusting the staff below you to get on with it, instead turn up in every meeting.
Their software is so poor that it caused probably the biggest miscarriage of justice in history. Well that and Fujitsu staff colluding with post office executives to put innocent people in prison rather than admit there was a problem
I spent some time in Vietnam back in 2005, after getting a few lifts on the the back of mopeds in both Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, I decided to look up some road traffic accident stats for those cities: I never took another lift like that again.
Actually motherboard manufacturers are just as bad.
Some god awful user hostile interface. Never just a direct link.
AI code review is startlingly effective. Continually finding things me and my colleagues never would. Well the decent models do. Maybe not so much the cheap ones.
I wish android and windows had flat seal, as far as I can remember that can prevent all network access for a given app.