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“Claude, no function should be more than one or two lines long” lol

This plus needing to show off some kind of thing to their management

Once it goes through CAB of course

It’s similar to a question that doctors will ask you in the emergency department: “who is the president?”

Alongside questions like “what year is it?”

Dude this is super interesting and thank you for the time and effort it takes to put all this into a Lemmy comment.

Can I ask: why isn’t it possible to transport lab equipment to conduct bacteriological tests on site? I worked for an ag tech firm and closely with our biologists. Is it because it takes time to culture on an agar plate?

Is it safe to drink fresh milk because bacteria haven’t had time to replicate?

Are there conditions that would mean the milk is unsafe straight out of the udder, maybe in a way that isn’t detectable by flavour?

Why and in what regard do U.S. regulatory standards differ from Canada?

Do you think that widespread antibiotic use in ag will breed superbugs? Is this avoidable somehow?

And finally, what is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?

Cheers!

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A lot of nonsense apologia in these comments. Motivated reasoning and carefully cherry-picked sources. A fixation on the long history of western imperialist propaganda. Edgy contrarianism, ultimately.

What you won’t see much of:

Direct and lengthy criticism of China (the kind that isn’t just damage control)

Citations from respectable research journals

Admissions that Marxist / socialist / etc nations have their own propaganda machines

Teens and Chinese agents, it is late, go to bed, you’ve got TikTok tomorrow.

Good summary.

I’ve been working a while and think the latter things combined with the unfamiliarity of MDM/IT management tools in Linux has stopped much wider adoption.

So many industries just MUST run a few key apps that were designed and battle tested in windows long ago, as in wet lab science, manufacturing, and medicine to name a few I’ve seen.

Also stability (sorry but it’s hard to beat a MacBook).

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I have been thinking about this for a while.

Would this actually diminish the false positive rate for the test? Would it just be more likely to get a true positive back?

Or maybe would the false negative result be less likely?

Does it depend on the sample group that was measured to get the accuracy statistics? If the sample group was random then does that actually make a difference?

Doing my head in

Anyone who has attended a presentation from any Amazon employee recently, and especially any “Senior Developer Advocate” presentation, understands the extreme push to get people to adopt AI coming internally from AWS.

This is a shock to nobody who is in the know.

CVE score 9.9 vuln: slide sign halfway in between

I recently left an Aussie company whose shot caller was someone who was massively in favour of the social media ban and kept close tabs on her teenage kids’ phones. Ran the company like that, and it’s going under.