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Daishiman
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Comment #49212918
Ideas are a cover for the execution as it's the results that matter. Whoever is against government waste?
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Comment #49212757
Are you actually using these agents on a day-to-day basis?
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Comment #49212109
> Taste was all that was left when product design peaked in like 2010-12 too and it was a great time. I'm not sure I agree. I spent a good chunk of those years converting designer'…
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Comment #49199754
The OP is actually talking about the studies that the WHO was using to classify meat as a class 2 carginogen. For meat preserves the evidence is clear and known mechanistically, bu…
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Comment #49199733
> I’m always skeptical of studies like this because the group that shifts to a vegan diet might just be shifting to a healthier diet in general and therefore that might be the effe…
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Comment #49171127
In the case of India the time zone difference is killer.
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Comment #49151308
What can the US administration do about it?
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Comment #49125210
> But this is 2026. Many people have solved this in in-house solutions. Every place I have worked at in the last 10 years had solutions in place. Some had wrinkles but it all worke…
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Comment #49011931
> and if Anthropic hadn't released Fable, would we have Kimi today? If the answer is no, then I think that's still a very important point to consider. That works both ways, competi…
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Comment #49008376
I am as close to a fan of a clear backlog as it can be, but I would also say that an insufficiently deep backlog is probably a sign that you're spending too much on refactors and c…
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Comment #48993721
You're saying it in jest but this is closer to the right answer. Features make you money. A large enough project has an infinite backlog. You will be unlikely to make much money fr…
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Comment #48984339
Once the OpenAI/Anthropic-driven hype dies down people with decision-making power will be taking a look at the numbers and look at real productivity metrics. And they'll see it mak…
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Comment #48983448
> The difference is that Chinese companies and their government are much more intertwined than their American (or Western, in general) counterparts. A very naive take that is trivi…
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Comment #48982407
Bad offshore engineering teams may need that. The other teams that work as you should you just don't hear about.
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Comment #48963627
Self-reported dietary information? Then garbage study.
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Comment #48911934
Take this incel garbage back to 4chan.
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Comment #48765697
Desalination solves water issues for tap water. Islands may be short on surface area. I would also never use the word "solve", as this is just for human usage. The ecosystems thems…
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Comment #48764942
Islands are extremely vulnerable to climate change all over, as they are completely dependent in near-term precipitation for all their water (no rivers, no aquifers).
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Comment #48762999
So most likely a combination of GLP-1s and lower drug overdose deaths.
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Comment #48738648
I think it's a bit of an exaggeration. There's an interference effect but there's people who compete in natural bodybuilding that run marathons as well.
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Comment #48738206
What's the reason for this? Publish-or-perish? Papers have to be more thorough? Extra junk tacked on for the sake of showing lengthier papers?
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Comment #48700917
They have none. Google came to the same conclusion years ago.
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Comment #48692172
> Let's see how fast Chinese models would improve without access to latest US models and if they keep on releasing open models Chinese tech has been on an exponential growth trajec…
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Comment #48692105
Then they'll outsource dev work to agencies that have no frills with it and move along.
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Comment #48690796
Not gonna happen; the incentives for bypassing this are too high.