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Exoristos
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Comment #49252219
I think GP's observing it fails to be effectively different.
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Comment #49226517
Oh and the actual driving mechanism was vulture capitalist takeover.
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Comment #49226509
Most of it actually took about five years, as the manufacturing side of it was outsourced to China and the computer side to India. I was there. Management told us it was "because o…
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Comment #49178533
Or SPS Commerce. Evidence is becoming unconvincing that they're even in business anymore.
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Comment #49178435
> demo's look more convincing/complete ... In the case of an LLM generated demo, usually deceptively so. > and give an impression that the design decision has been made. In the cas…
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Comment #49151099
It's a popular controversy here much the way React is a popular controversy here: people dabble in the new idiom but don't solidly master its basics; chaos ensues and consequently …
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Comment #49151062
Declarative–reactive. Like SwiftUI.
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Comment #49128225
It's both; humans and human activity are immanently mutual; humans are for humans.
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Comment #49114363
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Comment #49114353
Tweet is: "been thinking things over and wonder if i’ve taken this whole longevity thing too far".
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Comment #49093670
I suspect that kind of prompt is vestigial of an early LLM marketing strategy. It wants to make the LLM seem like a trainable consciousness.
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Comment #49093660
Hypothesis: Good Jenga players will make good coding-assistant prompters.
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Comment #49073568
From the blog: > They're still reeling from the Pakistani rape gangs that were left free to terrorize cities like Rotherham and Rochdale for years on end with horror-movie-like sce…
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Comment #49073529
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Comment #49072792
Astro then.
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Comment #49072767
They don't have to be that way.
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Comment #49064659
"Our leaders" also are sometimes persecuted for lying to a federal officer; the past few years there have been more than one high-profile case.
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Comment #49064619
You're begging OP's question.
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Comment #49063104
I'm surprised to note -- if the discussion here is any evidence, then anger and literacy are inversely correlated.
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Comment #49063041
SaaS seems to have largely replaced them. And, needless to say, now LLM.
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Comment #49053453
The lengths some of y'all will go to to avoid using JetBrains products.
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Comment #49051889
KDE 3.1 *chef's kiss*
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Comment #49051789
What is the cultural context for this assertion?
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Comment #49050706
What are the differences between a bribe and a tip, given X cultural milieu?