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Literly i have music on all day everyday. I have different styles for different moods, times of the day, emotions. When you listen at that rate, you either love repeats or you spend your whole life looking for the next song. Curating a playlist is most of the battle.
The US is stopping people from selling high tech chips to China. Have you not heard of this policy?
I tenat to agree that Xi Jing Ping is distracted with retaining power like all the other democractic polticians are. Instead of left vs rights, its ultra left-ist faction against faction, corruption and profiteering in the CCP is rife. Every day enough figure gets sent to death it would seem after falling out of favour.
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I updated it a few times, but google became more aggressive as all the freeware vendors started to add it to their catelogs and promote it. it wasnt a game i was prepared to play, although i probably could of made some decent cash from it if i pursued it.
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been deploying native apps cross compiled from c# with PWA interfaces to app stores for years, so they are possible, u just got to work within the guidelines.
We have organised crime targetting our events, they have done things like infiltrate IT departments and trojen horse PCs. For high-stakes, we advise clients that in person inviligation in combination with LDBs is the safest way with a freshly provisioned SOE.
If you want to make this your job, work remotely and like C#, u can find our careers page with this hint: 3F27483F97C94ECF0C8F11148FBBD048DFFCDECBE5C62FA23076297AE804F6C6 Send us an unsolicated resume and say ur from HN LDB
ChatGTP is a growing problem but we have defenses against it (until its on device maybe?). Things like Frida are probably worse right now.
Thats pretty much what has happened over the last 30 years. You need less skills to produce more and more. Google search started it all, i remmeber back then I quipped the Offshored devs wouldnt be able to get a job without an internet connection because previously us engineers prided ourselves on understand and memorising APIs. The Ai programmer will outpace India's cert mills in quick succession but it wont benifit anyone except the Large Corperations who own the Ai. Atleast the Google devs added questions to SO, the AI dev is leecher who only profits, plagerises, never contributes.
This article seems written by someone who gets excited by shiney objects / hype trains.
For me, WebAssembly is another target. ive been building webview based app UIs with (usually) native backends, cross platform for atleast 10yrs now. I still use libraries i made for SL because PCL was just the first evolution of dotnet! Life is good on the MS gravey train! Im running the same code literly everywhere, backend, frontend, UI, mobile, tablet, cloud. THE SAME CODE, just thin bootstrappers and OS specific impls of various services.
The best part of WASM i think is that i can write services in different languages, for specific purposes, if i ever need to. Yep, i can use scheme or haskell if the need fits, but c# has been evolving too and i can write functional anyways. Im not in the industry where a thin abstraction causes me scaling issues, but i am in one where its hard to find good devs, and usually they can read c# and pick it up quickly no matter their preferred poison.
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On the other side you have devs who have AI in their head. They often use tools to optimise their flow. Ive always used resharper as a developer and think autocomplete is certainly a developer efficiency improver. 99% of the suggestions resharper makes, i checkin. Thats why i use it, it has less fuzz because it doesnt try to be everything.
Pressing alt+tab and scrolling through some search results isnt something that adds overhead to my flow - after 30yrs im pretty good filtering content.
I do alot of PoCs though, so if i wanted to write in a language i didnt understand, i think copilot can improve my flow somewhat to get me to serach terms that will benifit me quicker.
Overall im still a few years away from relying on AI to help me code. Its going to be great for retirement though, if i had a family and kids it would allow me to checkout of self-paced learning while still maintaining my edge.
Its an uncomfortable thought but the media and kings have always had parasitic relationships.
We dont need to get into the forced organ harvesting stuff too do we? You know, THE THING that happens when you say "no" to one too many times to the CCP or become more famous then whinne the poo?
Small world.
It takes some time, but with just a basic technique about becoming alert and staying asleep at the same time, it can be assecible to all. I started out by trying to fly, progressed to completely orchestrating dreamscapes including summonsing different dream charactors at will.
The same Xamarin app i built in 2014, still runs, on .net7. MS nailed crossplatform in a way that an ad company is never going to invest in. They needed to nail cross-platform to keep themselves as a company relevant; they lost the platform war, then redefined it.
Just launched more apps on the platform this year, love it to death. SAme skills i learnt in silverlight, still relevant 10yrs later. Share 90% of code across every platform; and that 10% is built on native wrapped libraries which are generated off every release. MS has the infrastructure and investment like no ad or book store would ever.
They need devs to grow their revenue, these companies were built on attracting talent. That was the 00s.
Gone are the days where people were gullable enough to think have an inhouse chef was for the employees benifit. lets face it, bigtech would tape you to a chair, itubate both ends and pump processed nutriants through your system if they had a choice.