@paulg@moniza_hossain His Dark Materials is young fiction and is utterly compelling. Not withstanding there’s a lot of rubbish but it seems unlike you to tar all with the same brush.
@johnrushx Yep. And overall I agree with you too. Web2 SaaS is a bit like the cable companies selling you channels you never watch but telling you, “yes but you could watch them if you chose to”. If interoperability is there smaller leaner and cheaper functionality as a service will win
@paulg@sfmcguire79 It was easier for me to get a high grade in aero engineering classes than in philosophy. Engineering was rigorous and exhausting, philosophy was practically self directed. Seems reflected here. They teach different things, as a natural mathematician/engineer philosophy was harder
@abewolke@amasad That makes sense. Did you fix with prompting or did you manually tweak?
The PM comment by Amjad is spot on. As a PM, requirements, tickets and dialogue are just engineer prompting. It’s really exciting isn’t it.
@elizlaraki The biggest crime at the moment is how it indicates turn offs while driving. In the UK you must often anticipate the correct lane to turn off safely. Google maps often gives ambiguous, incorrect or badly sequenced/timed directions that lead you literally off the correct path.
@paulg It’s taught as part of the PMI-ACP and called the Project/Product Post Mortem.
Err yeah, it’s not cool or startupy but sometimes the experts know what they’re doing.
@thesasho If you can read math and Python they’re both very simple. What is probably confusing the OP is the sigma notation. Like anything if you’re familiar it’s non threatening.
Hey @amasad I was a contributor to the WeFunder last year. I'm currently using Replit to learn Python which I've wanted to do for a while and I absolutely love the learning experience. I believed in Replit back then but I'm so proud to have a (tiny) stake in your mission. Thanks!
@TylerRothmar Mixed feelings about this. I’d agree down to attention to detail and quality assurance, but if you consider flexibility part of customer service Japan can be pretty bad.