Thanks for checking in! Found a job after 4 months. I feel like i won the lottery

You have the patience of a saint for doing this. OP’s condescending attitude became too offputting for me to bother giving more detailed feedback

I don’t want to make this a “gotcha”, but you say no xaml knowledge needed but then talk about it and have the reader touch them (mostly delete). You say you usually delete this xaml file but I don’t need to do that. Why? What do I gain or lose? I thought I didn’t need to know xaml?

I read your entire tutorial. I’ve been in the industry for a while. I found it hard to read but mostly due to the sentence structure. I suppose if english isn’t your first language (it isn’t mine), that might explain it. I can give you more comprehensive feedback, if you’d like.

I know hearing constructive criticism is hard, but it is part of the learning process.

I’m sorry to tell you, friend, that your article does this too. You don’t explain what XAML is, for instance. Certain sentences almost read like the satire you posted: “how to do in C# code the things which are currently done in XAML (such as binding)”. You also tell the reader to “edit the relevant line” which doesn’t help a total beginner.

The fact of the matter is that writing for the lowest common denominator takes an incredible amount of time and writing skill. Most of us don’t have one, some don’t have both.

If you keep practicing technical writing, I’m sure you’ll get there eventually. Just keep in mind that most people do not want to be technical writers

Ive got the 7T. What OS are you gonna use?

I think the most cursed part of this is the fact that the webcomic is “Coded with love in CSS”

Whats up with gemini lately? Havent seen anything about it since before covid

“aflicks” -facepalm-

Google defaults new accounts to use the name they use for their email account unless you make a “brand account” IIRC which is actually fucking stupid

This has been my life for the last 3 months. Gonna hit the 200 application mark soon; surely it’ll change then!

Honestly thank you for posting that link. I thought i had gone crazy thinking that i had only now just noticed the shit UX of 3 videos per row

Your username just hit me right in the feels

I don’t know what half of the internet you use but my shit works perfectly fine when using ad blockers (which I assume also blocks fingerprinting?)

Its a very different process. Having work on search engines before, I can tell you that the word generate means something different in this context. It means, in simple terms, to match your search query with a bunch of results, gather links to said results, and then send them to the user to be displayed

I dont want to speak for OP but I think they meant its not generating the search results using an LLM

Honestly the fact that Lemmy doesn’t have infinite scroll (on my UI, at least) has helped me a lot in terms of not wasting hours at a time on my phone

Be the change you want to see, man. I lurk on mastodon and love hockey. Surely we’re not the only ones (bit of a do as I say, not as I do moment on my part lol)

Where, in that position piece, do they mention o3? Who “proved” this?

Additionally, I’m pretty sure that this “ARC AGI” benchmark is not using the same definition of AGI that you linked to by DeepMind. Conflating them is misleading. There is already so much misinformation out there about “AI”, don’t add to it.

Lastly, I struggle to take at face value essays written by for-profit companies claiming they have AGI (that DeepMind paper links to OpenAI essays). They only stand to gain monetarily by claiming that their AI is an AGI (to be clear, this is an opinion; I do not have evidence to suggest that OpenAI is being disingenuous).

Vice versa as well! I’ve tried to share some chocolate salami with “italian-americans” in the past and they’ve basically run away screaming every time! For some reason theyre not able to comprehend that its not actually meat…

I have come across a shockingly large amount of people who not only have a hyphenated last name but also have a hypenated first name! Dealing with every new computer system is like a new adventure