@andrei5008

C++ professional. Figuring out SEO, AI, and how to get kids to eat veggies. Not necessarily in that order.

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Joined July 2018
Now do one with China. I dare you.
🇪🇺🇺🇸 A German artist was allowed to display a NAKED TRUMP STATUE at the EU parliament. Meanwhile, it is ILLEGAL to “damage the reputation of a politician” in Germany. Imagine the uproar if Trump put a naked Angela Merkel statue in the White House!
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Henry Cavill s-a transformat în @tudor_chirila
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Pentru a optimiza lucrurile, Nicușor Dan ar trebui să propună câte un calup de 3 premieri.
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My X timeline has become trash. I don’t want to see random viral posts about topics I don’t care about. How do I make it finance, crypto and economics again?
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My PR with the highest number of comments is the one where I gave AI free reign. It is also the only PR with a "Needs Work" evaluation.
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AndreiM retweeted
15 în cazul meu, dar orișicât 🤪🤭
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Hey @Grok, does @ChatGPT image generation have steganography that can identify an individual user?
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Why is there no vaccine against Helicobacter pylori yet? This is the worst bacterium in the wild for humans.
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Idea for Netflix… My girls (aged 5 & 7) wanted to watch Legally Blonde recently, so we watched it even though it’s rated 12. There’s only a bit of swearing and one or two scenes that aren’t really suitable for them. We ended up fast-forwarding through one scene and basically hoping they didn’t pick up on the bad language. It got me thinking - how useful would it be if Netflix had an option to automatically bleep/mute bad language and skip or mute certain scenes? I’d happily watch a slightly “cleaned up” version of a film with them rather than having to avoid it altogether. There are so many great films rated 12 or 15 that are only unsuitable because of some swearing and the odd dodgy scene. Seems a shame to have to wait years to watch them. Surely this would be technically possible? It would be a genuinely useful feature for families. cc @netflix
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If we see each other again someday, somewhere, let's have a drink. And tell me ... ... about the woman named Russian.
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I wonder what @unclebobmartin has to say about this post
programming since AI has been the most miserable. you cannot not use AI because AI lets you do way more. but then you have to live with bullshit like the AI replacing a 10s limit by 150s without telling you and you only finding out 2 weeks later, at the fucking launch day this is not a thing that ever happened in my programming career, that your code would randomly get damaged and regress in spuriously terrible ways. not the least competent human would do shit like this and there is no way out. whenever I decide not to use AI, I get slower. I realize I'm shipping a project way larger and more ambitious than whatever I could do before. I depend on it. yet, every time I embrace AI my mental health is slowly consumed by the sheer amount of retarded shit like this, I have to handle at a daily basis so programming has just became... miserable I really truly hope Bend solves that problem in practice for me at least, that I only maintain proof-based specs that AI can't touch, and that I never ever ever ever again have to touch another programming language in my fucking life why would it replace this fucking constant there goes another fucking day of damage repair I hate this so fucking much
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Which AI has the best price quality ratio? I am talking above average quality, but low token usage and/or token price.
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After visiting Thailand 🇹🇭, South Korea 🇰🇷, Spain 🇪🇸, France 🇫🇷, Italy 🇮🇹, my super professional assessment is that the raise of the sea level by 1 meter would slightly inconvenience at most 10.000 people in total.
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I am starting to believe that the Agile Development destroyed software products. We used to have products tested by real humans, real testers. Dedicated to the craft, with a specific mindset, with time and energy invested in finding real bugs during code freeze. Now, we’re …
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Now, we are left with half assed products, rushed to the public to test it every week. No simple feature is working flawlwss, every thing you try to do is generating frustration and wastes mental energy. All this while support is scraped to a worthless AI which never helps.
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I totally envision Trump renaming the San Andreas Fault to Joe Biden’s Fault, and I am just putting this out there so I can say I predicted it one day.
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Poate cineva să-mi explice de ce toată lumea a cășunat brusc pe Nicușor Dan? I am out of the loop.
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To all the academics and students sending me messages and evidence about progressive institutional capture within your universities, thank you. Many of them are really shocking albeit not surprising, some are absolutely hilarious. This has now been picked up by at least one major newspaper, I was on the radio in the US last night to discuss it - in other words it's getting attention worldwide. If we can turn the dial even a little bit on this, it'll be worthwhile. In my post below this I've linked to my article explaining the basic plan and objectives. I am working through them, but am getting so many atm that I'm swamped and it might take me quite a while to reply. So bear with me. Please keep sending them my way, and spreading the word. Oh and I'll be setting up an email address specifically for this soon, but atm DMs on here or my instagram (handle: 'maxklingerpolitics') work best.
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Time for a reminder, from someone who studied this stuff at Cambridge, including in Arday's faculty: academia - the social sciences and humanities in particular, but not exclusively - is stuffed FULL of grifting, low-calibre woke dogmatists. Those very dogmatists have successfully stifled the long-overdue scrutiny they were finally coming under, briefly, in the wake of the Arday scandal, by shrieking 'racism' and 'lynching' etc at anyone who tries to keep pulling on that thread. This is false. Don't let them. The scandal was never about Arday, or it shouldn't have been. It was about the entire wider academic infrastructure that facilitated him and others like him. It's one of the biggest grifts and scandals in the country, and it needs to be widely known about. I'm trying to make that happen. Follow on here for updates.
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