They aren’t context aware, it’s using statistical probability. It can replicate things it’s seen a lot of like a tutorial regex. It can’t apply that to make a more complicated one. Regex in the wild isn’t really standard at all, because it’s rarely used to solve common problems. It has a bunch of random regexs from code it analyzed and will spit something out that looks similar.

If you know even a little about how an LLM works it’s obvious why regex is basically impossible for it. I suspect perl has similar problems, but no one is capable of actually validating that.

That really only works with a mature and experienced team, which is great when you have one.

Standups are ok if they stay fast and they are at the start or end of a day. The forced sync points are also more important in remote settings. This is especially true for new or junior employees.

Eliminating time zones doesn’t make scheduling meetings easier it just changes the language. Instead of figuring out what time it is elsewhere you have to remember what normal working hours are, Europe, US, and Japan aren’t all going to be available 9-5 UTC. It’s just as easy to suggest a meeting at functionally midnight without time zones.

You are roughly a decade late. Computers have been grading essays for a long time. The mcat for example hasn’t had human grading in about that long.

Banning politics is a political stance. It means that the only allowed politics are the status quo. It also means in message boards that the mod’s political beliefs are what is allowed.

Asking why is a waste of time in an online space with such rules.

Time is annoying, but it’s mostly solved. The problem is people don’t use the solutions and make their own things that don’t actually work.

Doing nothing for years is a good way to die younger. If you can turn a hobby into a 20hr a week “job” where you pick your hours, that can very easily keep you alive.

There is, but your dif tool would have to be language aware and likely be slower to show difs.

Html is clearly escaping Javascript at all costs.

They might not pull funds, but they can absolutely deduct that money from future checks.

Generally you only have a right to silence in self incrimination, just answering if the agreement was 24 or 42 likely wouldn’t apply.

So the union negotiated a large pay cut and likely lied about it, but still feels they are the best people to represent their members. They also can only manage a payday loan for their members who aren’t getting paid, isn’t that grounds for immediate walk out?

Seems like leaving the union means less people involved in negotiating the terms of employment that don’t actually care about you.

While fun to think about, they probably end up at least knocked out if not dead before they even get released.

Your post was removed because you don’t have a verified email, but even if you did it would still be removed for the other 5 rule violations.

The 170k number is also essentially fiction, it’s corporate reported and includes all costs rolled into it. There are definitely drivers that make 6 figures, but their w2 is closer to 100k than 170k. Most the reaction is stupid people not realizing this.

Unions are bad for job hopping, which is the current method for the dev side. They get good pay and benefits, and generally get stock as part of compensation. The stock is anathema to US Unions which operate in a hostile manner to the companies. The stock is also how a lot of devs have had very good paydays. A software dev union probably looks more like a guild.

On the running cables side of IT, unions do exist. Especially on the ISP side. The IBEW appears to actually help their members more so than say UAW, so if you are doing this work, they might be able to help you unionize if you want that.

Works great when you know what your doing before you start. That never actually happens in real life though.

So according to IMDB, from 2020 on Mara Wilson has done one movie, one short, and 7 TV episodes. I’m hard pressed to say that should qualify for three years of a living wage, much less anything considered lavish.