why though? are they just using it as a proxy for "is 'gitremote' working today?"
This is probably where they're getting their "90% of code is written with AI!!) metrics from
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That one was poorly documented and may have been related to an issue in my code.
I would offer this one instead.
Stop the catfishes, please
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I think it is quite high, especially for newcomers to the ecosystem. The popular sdkman CLI tool for managing JDK installations provides 17 different JDKs to install:
With the DotNet SDK for comparisons sake, there is but one provider, and package management is provided as first class citizen in the compiler CLI, removing the need to even pick a "gradle" or "maven" style build tool in the first place for almost any project.
At the very top of the page it mentions a default which kind of negates that issue...
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He made that with the business he already had and some legal cryptocurrency investment based on capitalizing his fame.
How on earth you call that "corruption"?
Are you even aware of what the word means?
A president using his status in government to influence private business deals certainly feels like corruption
> Lets establish some proof of value first
Recently spoke to someone who said that most startups in their (very large) portfolio are using AI to write most of their code. I personally know this to be true in several startups I've seen; and I've seen slow but steady adoption in larger companies.
We can debate about spending hundreds of billions per year, but the value is beyond question at this point at least in software.
I find this hard to believe given the quality of code that AI models currently produce. Does the startup have a successful product? Or does it have a spaghetti ball of technical debt waiting to explode?
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Over a decade ago, there was a software in China called "Kuaibo(快播, meaning 'Fast Playback')", which offered a similar service. But different from it, Kuaibo had its own server, which allowed users to stream torrent videos very quickly. Eventually, the company was shut down due to copyright and porn issues.
I know of a few of these types of services operating in Europe presently
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I am genuinely curious, as to how this would be a solution for a law practice? How many lawyers are SSH'd into servers? Or am I being ignorant?
It doesn't have to be used over SSH, some lawyers might be comfortable using the terminal for local work
> Fast for short intervals regularly, and longer fasts as they feel good to you.
You can effectively do this every day if you just eat once per day. When I was properly obese, this technique resulted in rapid weight loss. Zero exercise was required to see results, which was good at the time because the not eating part was about all I could handle.
Being in a fasted state is as close as you can get to actually reversing aging. Your body engages in a process called autophagy when nutrient-sensing pathways are down-regulated. When you are stuffing your face constantly (i.e., every ~8 hours), there is less opportunity for this mechanism to do its job.
Do you get acid reflux?