Oh so managers are biological LLMs! It explains everything!

I am an engineer. Most developers aren’t though, unfortunately.

I quickly translated the French word. It’s how some people can hate women and believe they’re inferior or crazy or whatever.

What I’m saying in my comment is that the graphs seem much more about feminism vs the opposite than it is about conservatism vs whatever else. Now there is a link between thee two. But saying it’s conservative vs progress is abusive imo and missing the problem.

That’s not an ideology gap, that’s feminism vs machism, by the look of it.

What I mean is that repeatability can be achieved in other, simpler ways. Like a package for example.

I feel like as technologies, ansible and docker have been spread beyond their relevant scope of usefulness. But maybe that’s me.

I feel like ansible is a complex way of doing simple things.

Why is infra as a code so sought after? I feel like this is installation scripts and config like bare bones, but you need another layer to make it work on top. What am I missing?

It’s the delusion stage, when you think companies are places where you do professional work. Then you learn no one cares about properly doing your job. In fact, they’d rather you do not.

I believe that the language was transmitted with trade rather than conquest in the roman empire. At worse one would have a translator to receive orders and communicate with Rome. But with becoming part of the empire, trade develop, and all the people engaged in the trading will start to learn the language.

For that England was not well placed. It was described as a poor land by the Romans, barely worth a conquest. So I expect Rome didn’t care enough to develop it.

It should be noted that usually when we talk about languages of the past, we’re talking about the languages of the aristocracy. In rural areas, it vary wildly depending on the history of the place and the ties they had with the nearest city. No one cared about the language they talked as long as one guy there could translate for the others. They didn’t write book either. It’s only recently in history, with the idea of nation and the school for everyone, that people started to talk the same language on all of a country. You may have heard about the literacy of a population that was very low until the 60’s or 70’s. This is actually when people all started to actually talk the same language, even in remote places.

Is there a Foss alternative to unity?

Ah, the scorched earth strategy. I’m not sure they properly assess the risk of such strategy.

In brief, it manages the computer hardware resources. So there is the stuff to talk to the hardware and manage access to it, and the scheduler to decide which program can use the processor when.

In other words, it’s a middleware for applications to talk to the hardware.

Yes, and it was a big paradigm shift, from blood linage to money linage.

The effect of examples is not to underestimate. That’s how they keep workers in check, and that’s how guillotining a king got 2 centuries of democracy.

A 15% raise would have me consider it. But then I would tell them that I shouldn’t have to threaten to leave to get it, and I’d leave to teach them a lesson.

My attempt: ambiant temperature superconductor would be like when we went from lamps to semi-conductor. We were doing many things already with lamps, but semi-conductor allowed for incredible miniaturisation and efficiency. They allowed the invention of computers, Internet and smartphones.

We already do many things with magnetic fields, but ambiant temperature superconductor would be a big technologic jump.

Many things would rapidly become much more efficient, but we have no idea yet of the full potential of this technology. It could be helpful for quantum technologies and fusion reactors for example.

Not always true. Not for all games. And multiplayer games already have multithreading in some way.

Programmers mostly don’t know how to make multithread programs.