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Maybe they should add it to iTunes, this way we could make Chris to replace Sander's SOTD  SOTW   
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This is the first blog of our series where we will explore how GitHub Copilot can assist you in your SQL development tasks, providing intelligent code suggestions and speeding up your learning curve. Because you need an easier way to write SELECT * FROM tablename
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Article wrote: providing intelligent code suggestions and speeding up your learning curve.
I am a bit sceptic about that speeding the learning curve... if you are just "accepting" its tips, are you really learning?
Maybe it is just me, but I do need repetitions by myself and a lot of some errors to learn properly something new.
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Hey, maybe this is how I can finally write my own CTE's!
There are no solutions, only trade-offs. - Thomas Sowell
A day can really slip by when you're deliberately avoiding what you're supposed to do.
- Calvin (Bill Watterson, Calvin & Hobbes)
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A new study by researchers at Stanford shows a drift in ChatGPT's performance. Just like the rest of us
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I suppose it is in its 3rd iteration of data feed...  
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or, are we a bit smarter in seeing it's early in its maturity, and articulating how the pot-holes, speed-bumps, on its highway to heaven result in a sometimes bumpy ride ?
getting over tumenescence's first shudders ? 
«The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled» Plutarch
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That is probably very true.
TTFN - Kent
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Hi Kent,
Well, i just finished a "probe" of the new tuned for programming beta Ai in Resharper, where i said:
create a c# list of type <string,> for all members of the hominid species extinct and living.
followed by: comment the list with name of family
followed by: make the list into a dictionary<species, family="" name="">
and, the AI spake thus:
Dictionary<string, string=""> hominidSpecies = new Dictionary<string, string="">
{
{"Homo Sapiens", "Hominidae"}, // Modern Humans
{"Homo Neanderthalensis", "Hominidae"}, // Neanderthals, extinct
{"Homo Erectus", "Hominidae"}, // Extinct species of archaic humans
{"Homo Habilis", "Hominidae"}, // Extinct species of archaic humans
{"Homo Heidelbergensis", "Hominidae"}, // Extinct species of archaic humans
{"Homo Naledi", "Hominidae"}, // Recently discovered species, extinct
{"Homo Floresiensis", "Hominidae"}, // The "Hobbit", extinct
{"Pan Troglodytes", "Hominidae"}, // Common Chimpanzee
{"Pan Paniscus", "Hominidae"}, // Bonobo or Pygmy Chimpanzee
{"Gorilla Gorilla", "Hominidae"}, // Western Gorilla
{"Gorilla Beringei", "Hominidae"}, // Eastern Gorilla
{"Pongo Pygmaeus", "Hominidae"}, // Bornean Orangutan
{"Pongo Abelii", "Hominidae"}, // Sumatran Orangutan
{"Pongo Tapanuliensis", "Hominidae"} // Tapanuli Orangutan
};
that ... looks kind of "mature" to me ... i had not "primed it" by any content related to Linnean taxonomy.
«The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled» Plutarch
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Can you imagine working at a company that is one of the leading internet-based businesses, and work for it without actual internet access? Brings new meaning to the expression, "Let me Google it for you"
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Question: "My DataTable shows no data from server using MySql
Description of Issue: "I am a newbie to non-connected internet coding. Everytime I click "Show Data" it just runs and is returning no data from our online server. I have checked my code but no error were returned, I only get a message that it is secured. How can I solve this problem?
$Connect_To_Server = do_not_use_any_ports_or_cables(No_Internet_But_Load_Data_To_DataTable);
if ($Connect_To_Server = true) {
echo "Well done, you could not connect, your application is very secure!}
How can I fix this?
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Comic Code is a monospaced adaptation of the most infamous yet most popular casual font. "Some men just want to watch the world burn."
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Kent Sharkey wrote: "Some men just want to watch the world burn."
They would probably choose one similar to this one[^]
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Your data won't be saved or used to train Bing's AI model when you use Bing Chat Enterprise. Wanna buy a bridge?
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Quote: Your data won't be saved or used to train Bing's AI model when you use Bing Chat Enterprise.
Of course not... it will be saved and used for marketing / publicity and all other purposes that bring them money.
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We have a winner!
However, I hope you're sufficiently sad how well that you could interpret corp-speak?
TTFN - Kent
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Sad about how they try to kid us like we were dumb?
Or sad about me understanding them?
And yeah, partially I find it sad that I can understand it, but I still have some hope. Since I got the SysArch role I am meeting more people that think like me in many things than I though I would. There are still not enough to be a real force, but it is a very good start.
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This innovative initiative combines the power of artificial intelligence (AI) with an end-to-end security solution. AI ate my sysadmin
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Am I the only one thinking "what could go wrong?" about that?
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The team obviously isn't, but I imagine just about everyone else is - especially the hackers that are now drooling.
TTFN - Kent
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Kent Sharkey wrote: especially the hackers that are now drooling.
They are not thinking it... for them is like christmas lottery in sommer 
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Avoid it or embrace it, code quality training permeates one's entire career. Because we've all see Chaotic Evil code
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Because we've all see Chaotic Evil code
I see your chaotic evil and I rise to lazy bastard
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#12: Good code is obvious. We don't need 1-11.
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When you're creating a new password in a hurry it's tempting to choose keys that are adjacent to each other on the keyboard. Go for a jog instead?
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