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Bob_LaBLahh
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Comment #47057005
I really admire what you folks are doing. You can count me as a new supporter.
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Comment #44240458
Agreed. I find it interesting that LLMs seem pretty good at spitting out SQL that works well enough. But on the other hand LLMs seem pretty awful at working with CSS. I wonder if t…
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Comment #44233667
In my experience, LLMs are idiot savant coders--but currently more idiot than savant. Claude 3.7 (via cursor and roo) can comment code well, create a starter project 10x faster tha…
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Comment #42098405
I really like what you did here, especially the attention to detail like the transparency of the VHS tape and the R/RW hole in the floppy.
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Comment #39986703
Thank you! My curious but busy/lazy ass wanted to know the answer but wasn't gonna do the legwork.
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Comment #39984439
I wonder if there is any correlation between cattle containing cow magnets and the strange phenomena of cattle tending to align themselves on a north/south axis. I'm guessing that …
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Comment #27091689
Interesting. I've noticed about a half size difference in both waist and leg length on one occasion. One pair didn't fit but it's twin was perfect. \_(ツ)_/
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Comment #27089617
FYI, things like jeans can have a lot of size variability between seemingly identical pairs (same brand, model, and nominal size). My understanding is that this is because the deni…
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Comment #26626414
I think this is a bit misleading. Edmunds and the EPA ran two very different tests. For instance, Edmunds drives the car until it indicates it's empty. However, in the EPA test, "t…
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Comment #26093433
Very nice. I'd use it. Two ideas to consider: (1) give option for one time purchases (2) raise your price (I'd pay more) Good luck!
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Comment #25890464
It doesn't have to be that long. My mom asked the city to put in some oak trees when I was a kid. It only took the trees about 15 years to grow to a pretty good size. In my opinion…
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Comment #25438387
Yep. My hypothesis is that this is largely because code is non-linear whereas most written music is usually read in a linear fashion. Agree/disagree?
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Comment #23356870
Kubernetes is getting more popular because: 1) It solves many different universal, infrastructure-level problems. 2) More people are using containers. K8s helps you to manage conta…
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Comment #23356567
It's perfectly sane if their team already knows how to use K8s, especially if they use a hosted solution like GKE or Digitalocean K8s. (I'll admit that I'd never want to manage my …
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Comment #23323787
Demo magic is a good tool. I used it for recording a video course. But here's one minor caveat: there's no hint for what command will be executed next. Sometimes I would start talk…