If your girlfriend says you’re gay, perhaps it’s time to switch sides.

It’s a easy fix with software, exactly like flight mode they can introduce focus mode for school.

Yeah, but I got into a argument with the developer, mostly because how they communicate with potential contributors and users ^^. It almost made me look for an alternative but in the end I was just to lazy.

I have some comic strips in my feed reader and they only provide a very small almost unreadable version of the picture in the feed. All of them have a easy recognizable url for the original version so I wrote a plugin for TinyTinyRSS, which I use as my backend, which replaces the URL of the picture with the one for the full picture. It has been running perfectly for many years.

Speed should be the same (as in ping), the bandwidth is half of it. If you are alone 50Mb/s should be more than enought for people who don’t need to download huge amounts of data quickly.

So if you don’t build operating systems from source code, don’t need to download huge games on a regular basis, don’t work as a editor with huge video files you share with others, don’t do p2p pirating, and similar things, I don’t think you will see a big difference.

If you’re a big family where everyone starts streaming youtube or twitch/netflix or do alot of voice/IP calls when they come home at the same time, then you will feel the difference.

No I haven’t. I also don’t think the past was as great as you describe, compared to the present.

When I was 3 we had martial law in Poland which was upheld for years. My parents struggled to buy land because they weren’t in the party, they could only buy my grandfathers old car which was breaking down ever second time we went anywhere.

Now that my son is 2 we got martial law in South Korea, but people fought for democracy and it was gone after 6 hours.

Because I only have one life I’m trying to get the best out of it. I switched the environment a couple of time in my life and had to start from scratch. But I never had to go to war, neither did my father, while before that every generation had a war in their country.

I’m not saying it’s good, but it’s good enough not to think about going rogue from society.

What is this, an article from ten years ago?

The only problem is when there is a person being a shithead it hurts me much more than on other websites.

I use http://www.duckdns.org/

I don’t have ADHD, but I have the same with reading books. I can read articles in a newspaper, but once I take a book into my hands I fall asleep.

It’s end user focused, they have different segments like going through the monthly release notes and talking about them a bit from their perspective and they have often guests. The guests sometimes are random users with a interesting setup and they talk about that setup where you can get a lot of ideas. Other times they invite some of the developers or project managers from the project to talk about some new features or plans.

So what exact features does it have? I need three:

1. sync my subscription list between devices
2. sync the time where I paused to listen to each podcast episode
3. sync which episodes I already listened to

• https://wrint.de/ has a lot of German shows also with politics and science
• https://www.alternativlos.org/ posts seldom but also politics and science
• https://podcaste97de5.podigee.io/ politics in german

I thought I could synchronize what I was listening to and where I stopped with gpodder.net but this never worked because I never understood how to use it, even though I logged in on both desktop and phone, so I had to give up the idea of listening on the desktop and I only listen on the phone. If I am at home I sometimes connect to a Bluetooth speaker to have a nicer experience.

I use it to see the occasional post of family and very old friends from school for example. Or to see what my old band mates are up to who live in the other countries after I left for a new country.

There is no other platform any of those people post.

I think you (or I) misunderstand something. You have a test for a small well defined unit like a C function. und let the AI generate code until the test passes. The unit test is binary, either it passes or not. The unit test only looks at the result after running the unit with different inputs, it does not “go through millions of lines of code”.

And you keep doing that for every unit.

The writing of the code is a fairly mechanical thing at this point because the design has been done in detail before by the human.

Fair enough, I looked it up and it seems he has a US citicenship.

We already have to do that as humans in many industries like automobile, aviation, medicine, etc.

We have several layers of tests:

1. Unit test
2. Component test
3. Integration / API test
4. Subsystem test
5. System test

On each level we test the code against the requirements and architecture documentation. It’s a huge amount of work.

In automotive we have several standard processes which need to be followed during development like ASPICE and ISO26262:

TDD, Test Driven Development. A human writes requirements, with help of the AI he/she derrives tests from the requirements. AI writes code until the tests don’t fail.

Musk is not american anyway so …