My job consists of creating internal apis for databases to be consumed by internal systems. So yes, wrapping databases in APIs is very common and sometimes required.
The part I find weird of my job, is that the database isn’t one of our team. We’re accessing someone else’s database, to be consumed by our own api, and writing a api to do so nicely. That’s the crooked part.
Amsterdam Central Station will go under significant maintenance soon, causing the train to depart from Schiphol Airport instead (if I’m not mistaken).
He’s really good at writing words about his on-stolen-content-based generated image, you got to give him that.
But no, fuck copyrighting AI content, that’s a dead channel from a copyright perspective.
I got used to using Copilot for a project that had it be accessible for very junior programmers (thus: lots of explanation in comments). It worked great, creating a chunk of boilerplate for each described function.
It’s absolutely useless in the real world. Code is 5+ years old, crosses over various coding conventions and does not use the stuff seen as default on StackOverflow.
Copilot couldn’t figure out what I wanted. Intellij’s long list of internal If-statements does the job though, and saves on a few households of power consumption.
I’ve never heard that. I want my CV to be a representation of what I can do, not how much time I spent making what I can do look good.
My resume was about 4 pages with Europass, but in the end the cover letter did the heavy lifting.
For my most recent application I submitted an Europass resume. It embeds an xml with the pdf, making it machine readable.
Whether or not the ATS can read it, I don’t know.
5G towers do cause covid. Without 5G my WiFi would be far too shitty to book a cinema seat and get nice and infected by Karen her unvaccinated crotch goblins.
Edit: yes I am looking at a different provider.
Racism is a big work in progress in the intergalactic communities.
host it on my website
That’s distributing and barred under the other license item. Sorry to burst your bubble.
It’s a convenience over privacy thing. If the api is discord compatible you lose the e2e on that channel / server, or make the api e2e but then existing bots need modifying
I could see this being a toggle
GitHub has a “clone” button, if you click on that you can get git links to download the code. The http-URL doesn’t require authentication.
Edit: I misread the comment that it’s about a different app.
As an amateur house renovator (my own, not to flip), I’ve done that pop once or twice. It’s why we don’t buy the cheapest equipment, so the insulation actually protects us. € 20 is a cheap price for not going to the hospital for a mistake.
Imagine being an author whose sole income is writing books.
Here comes an AI that stole indexed your work and is asked by a customer of OpenAI to summarise your books. It does so perfectly and the issuer is able to use your results freely, since they think it’s AI generated and doesn’t require attribution.
You receive nothing in return.
Good luck making a living.
Edit: stole to indexed, added edit note
As a European: I give a shit, but that tanker of a shitshow is barreling down like there’s no tomorrow.
Can you explain like I’m five that?
“punitive” as in punishing? That sounds like the US treasury will be receiving 100.000.000 then, since an individual shouldn’t be the recipient of any “you fucked up, now pay the fine” in any scenario.
Fines explicitly not being caused damages, solely fines.
But all those murdered innocent civilians won’t be creating any more carbon emissions. Did you factor in that enormous factor?
(/s, morbidly)
Not YouTube recommending I’d watch Ricky Gervais after that video
It’s common, but still a tad weird.