Fen Fen @fennecbyte@vulpine.club

If you put a computer in charge of solving some decision-making problem, keep in mind that computers can't make decisions.

You are actually putting programmers in charge.

And if that doesn't terrify you, go ask a programmer how much they trust software.

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i understand that he is a controversial figure, but where would civilization be if Dr Eggman hadn't invented eggs?

Quantum mechanics is just a speculative execution bug in the universe

Gotta go vote

there are two wolves inside of you

you remove three wolves

there are 4,294,967,295 wolves inside of you

Jolves(Jean wolves)

there are two wolves inside you. they handshake and establish a secure channel via diffie hellman key exchange. a third wolf inside you is sniffing packets on the network,

@Ste1lar @Wolf480pl websites expand to fill the bandwidth they can take up

Of course you should hire a squirrel for a software engineering position. They're experts in tree-traversal and caching, and they're very well acquainted with kernels.

I disagree with Purism's hands-off moderation approach and I have urged them to re-consider their stance.

What if we're really bad at interviewing programmers, in part, because classic employment models are a poor fit for software development work?

I wouldn't be surprised if "team" was the minimal useful contributor unit for work beyond a certain small scale.