

For me it was more like learning how other people think. Like, I took an accounting class as an elective and while it didn’t make me an accountant but it helped me understand accountants.
I’m just this guy, you know? Except on Lemmy.
Thanks to /u/crank0271 for the name
RIP Kbin.social
For me it was more like learning how other people think. Like, I took an accounting class as an elective and while it didn’t make me an accountant but it helped me understand accountants.
Education, done correctly, doesn’t teach you what to think but how to think.
I guess appliance engineers are just stupid and bad at their jobs.
Which is my point. Devs know they’re susceptible and want to avoid the propaganda.
It’s the same reason most of them block ads.
Which is why developers don’t want to talk to a salesperson and would rather just try the tool.
But the article’s not talking about social humans. It’s talking about developers, probably the most antisocial humans to exist.
Because it’s a Unix machine with support for business software.
Time to post my favorite Silicon Valley clip
Can’t wait for them to make their kids super smart and then their kids call them idiots.
Good news is you can pay like $30 and download all of them as PDFs and just print what you need rather than getting a whole book greasy
YouTube University mainly. Plus getting the service manuals for my cars.
With these I managed a turbo swap in my garage. Brake pads (which it sounds like you need) are waaaay easier.
Suffocate probably
I trim my beard about once a month.
I haven’t had a haircut in about a decade.
In the past the people who knew about tech were promoting new things and the people who didn’t were skeptical.
With AI the people with less technical knowledge are gung ho and the ones who understand are skeptical.
Which is why I threw up in my mouth a little when my boss said we all need to be more bullish on AI this morning.
These are people of the land. The common clay of the new West.
You know, morons.
I bet it smells amazing there
I was at a tech conference in Raleigh right after the announcement and the Red Hat folks were bummed.
I’ve worked in enterprise software the better part of a decade and if there were security concerns about container escapes they wouldn’t be so widely used.
If the new Marathon makes AI the heroes instead of the villains I’m gonna be so mad.