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@dtm60940-something white dude in tech (he/him). [email protected] on Mastodon.
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So, he's kind of correct: full WFH is often only 16-24 hours worth of really productive work/week. The thing he misses is that a full week of work-from-office is also only 2-3 days worth of productive work, plus unpaid commuting hours.
It’s time to admit that Remote Work doesn’t work. WFH Friday is a 4 day work week. Full WFH is a 2 day work week. Every interaction has to be scheduled, which means a lot of information-sharing doesn’t happen. Remote is a great lifestyle, not a way to build a great company.
OK @Google : What dropped ball/missed unit test allowed an update that breaks one of *the most common* Google Assistant commands? "Ok Google, what time is it?" doesn't work anymore; I have to add the word "now" in there. This was cheese that didn't need moving.
Does anyone know if there's a way to have jira tell you about every bug you changed over the past year? Asking for a friend, who is also me.
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This is the technology that's writing your lazy colleagues' business plans and presentations.
Just in my basement waiting out a tornado warning, because that's a totally normal thing one expects to do in New Jersey. Nothing to see here, everything's fine...
Disappearing scroll bars on a UI that isn't a touchscreen are such a weird thing. Like why would you make it invisible to see more? They're kind of weird on a touchscreen too, TBH.
Remember everyone: LLMs lie (or "hallucinate") about their inner workings; I've seen several claims on Twitter that Google's Bard can perform Google searches, but it obviously can't. It will, however, lie to you and say that it can.
the people shall not be at so great charge for books, as in time past they have been.
ChatGPT shows that to get a computer to lie, you don't have to train it to lie. You just have to train it to produce human-like output, and confident lies are what happens.
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