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> programmers

Surely if we get to the point where programmers are no longer needed, humans have essentially been replaced by AI? Since the AI programmers could just program better and better AI?

And what if you somehow lose access to your password manager?

That website is godawful to read on mobile. You can't close the popups that cover half the screen without getting sent to another page.

That sounds morbid

Seems like a fundamental flaw in the sport then

I'd be surprised if it was more than 1%. But getting actual data is impossible of course.

I would give Discord servers another go. They definitely have that "community" feel, especially for more niche servers.

The best way to prevent cheating in an online test is to set a strict time limit. That way its harder for them to look up the answers on Google etc. The problem then is that a student may experience technical difficulties out of their control. For cases like that, students should be able to appeal for extra time.

If you're a student, copilot is free I believe

The davinci ones are incredibly intricate

Those content creators often stream or upload on multiple platforms. Twitch, YT, Tiktok etc. So it's easier to just say "content creator" rather than "streamer and video creator".

What about two pixels?

OP did say what prompt they used

Is it just me, or does imgur never load on Firefox mobile?

In the eyes of a PM, it is a useful metric. Because they think more code = more work. And in a way they're right, every solution will involve some amount of code (unless it's some menial task like changing a config file). So perhaps in their ideal world, devs spend less time thinking and more time coding (suboptimal) solutions to ship stuff faster.

Maybe because it's harder to test the interactive features in a website. Sure, Selenium and Playwright exist, but they're not perfect solutions. There are a lot of moving parts to a typical website, and also maintaining these tests is a nightmare.

Does it really matter if it loads in 2 seconds in Chromium vs 3 seconds in Firefox?

> I can play video games with much better graphics than my N64

And - you can play N64 games on a rectangle you can carry in your pocket.

Also, the questions lack context. For example, what answer am I expecting when I ask whether the company is currently profitable?

Can you really classify this as code? It's just a series of statements, no conditionals or variables.

Though to be fair, when I saw no-code, I was expecting drag-and-drop form elements.

That would fit under the "video" category

They do teach how to touch type in schools

Not sure if bait but I'll bite. Flip phones in this day and age? Nobody even uses sms to text each other anymore. You'd be isolating your kid by not giving them access to WhatsApp and other messaging apps.

I pray you never have kids because from your other comments it seems like you had painfully low self esteem in school and now you've tricked yourself into believing that that's the norm.

I'm really surprised how smooth the controls felt on my phone. Even with eight direction buttons, the movement was intuitive.

I don't see how the supermode can be useful to anyone starting to learn music theory. The hard part is figuring out the rhythm, vocabulary, and phrasing that make those notes sound "good".

I still think one of the best ways of learning theory (for guitar at least) is to start with the pentatonic and diatonic scales, then add triads and "colour" notes.

I'm curious to know other people's opinions though.

I sometimes find that duckduckgo has better results than Google for a particular query, and other times it's the opposite.

I wish there was a way to aggregate the two results together.

Where has this app been my whole life...

This reads and feels like an onion article

I'm not sure it would have

Out of curiosity, why do you want to move away from Unity?