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Victor
Replying to @GalacticGrapefruit@lemmy.world
But the Chinese stores are of concern. 😅
Replying to @Aceticon@lemmy.dbzer0.com
Love this reply. One hundred percent agree. Well said.
Replying to @Treczoks@lemmy.world
Right, you’re a little more than a seasoned programmer, buddy. You are extraordinary.
You can’t expect “an operating system” or “a compiler” to be the bar for “doing anything ‘serious’” 😂
Replying to @Treczoks@lemmy.world
any complete application
An OS, a compiler
Quite the hefty examples lmfao, holy hell. Guess all of us “regular” software engineers in the business are just plebs huh.
Replying to @Treczoks@lemmy.world
Define “serious”.
Replying to @Zedstrian@sopuli.xyz
the ability to program
people without the knowledge of how that code works
Ain’t that the biggest oxymoron you’ve seen today.
They are not given the ability to program, per se, in my opinion. They are doing something else.
Maybe I’m misunderstanding your comment though. Not sure if you’re referring to the code output when you said “that code”, or some other code. Please let me know if I got it wrong.
Replying to @tal@lemmy.today
Right, that’s what I was referring to in my comment. Games that load while playing to avoid loading screens between areas. 👍
Replying to @cmnybo@discuss.tchncs.de
lmfao what in the hell does the storage medium have to do with frame rate. You can’t really start rendering anything until you’ve loaded the things that should be rendered. And at that point the storage medium should be finished doing its thing.
If your frame rate depends on your storage medium, I would consider that a bug, lol.
Some games do streaming on the fly when you enter a new area to avoid loading screens for massive-world games like maybe the new Zelda games and GTA style games. But once the data is loaded, lay off the storage device.
Replying to @sanitation@lemmy.today
What could go wrong
Replying to @Franconian_Nomad@feddit.org
I think music is so much more than a tool.
Of course it is, I also listen to music other times when I don’t treat it as a tool, but for pleasure and entertainment. But I also use it at times only as a tool, that’s all.
So you don’t see any merit in current AI at all? Do you thin it will vanish like the blockchain fad?
I see plenty of merit in AI. AI has already been used to do really meaningful things for humans, such as in medicine, mathematics, etc, lots of stuff in the research fields and stuff.
But it’s very important to remember that the more work we offload to robots, the worse we’ll become at doing that work ourselves. Neural pathways deteriorate when not used. And I don’t want to become an expert in code review, because I don’t think that’s fun. I want to remain an expert in producing code. And when AI does the reviewing part, too, what the fuck am I left with? Being some kind of DevOp, orchestrating the agents of my laptop? That’s not fun for me.
Maybe in the future AI will actually be able to do quality code and quality software development methods the entire way from idea to production, but I want to code. I am a software engineer. It’s what I was trained to do, and it’s my craft.
It’s like asking someone who is into pottery for a living and has a small business where they do everything by hand, to give that up in order to make cheap ceramic/porcelain plates with no ornamentation, no soul, in a factory. They wouldn’t be interested. That’s me.
Replying to @Franconian_Nomad@feddit.org
Act civil in the comments, dude.
Replying to @Franconian_Nomad@feddit.org
Music is NOT a tool.
I use music as a tool to relax. If the music isn’t relaxing, I don’t like it, and I won’t listen to it. See how that works?
Its more like not using a screwdriver and using only a hammer. And that would be fine - if you only have nails.
No, it’s like using a jackhammer when you need a chisel. You have to repair most of the shit instead of doing it right the first time.
And you get progressively worse at using the chisel when you only use a jackhammer for everything.
Replying to @Franconian_Nomad@feddit.org
You have your definition of useful, I have mine. Maybe predictability is important to many others, but not to you.
Besides, “not liking it” sounds like a pretty legit reason for not using something, lol. Would you listen to music if you didn’t like it?
Replying to @beep@piefed.world
What an amazing artist. Wow! So many great works. 🤯
Replying to @6_Electrons@lemmy.world
I’m on Facebook as often per year as I am on Reddit these days. Hint: you can count it on one hand. F— both of those sites.
Replying to @LodeMike@lemmy.today
through a website
I access it via the app on my LG TV with WebOS, so not technically a website but yeah, over the network via an API at least 👍
Replying to @avidamoeba@lemmy.ca
complications 😅
Replying to @Trex202@lemmy.world
Because forced by society machine
Replying to @Takapapatapaka@tarte.nuage-libre.fr
Exactly, first language (spoken or programming) doesn’t seem to play a role. It’s more about the mental model. 👍