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IWeldMelons
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Comment #42441619
chemical sensing is still quite good though.
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Comment #42441216
Gain Of Function research is far more pressing, non-hypothetical, issue which may have already caused a major pandemia.
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Comment #42419488
How about NeurVA, NeurTN or NeurOLED?
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Comment #42397667
"NULL" in fact is a macro, not a part of the language. null (zero pointer) is, and it is explicitly defined in standard, that comparison of two null pointers lead to equality. You …
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Comment #42389367
Cannot find any confirmation to your statement. Otoh "All null pointer values (of compatible typewithin the same address space) are already required to compare equal. " in the limk…
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Comment #42327908
You are not being serious at this point. OTOH I find that chatting with LLMs helps me in studying a lot, esp. when I fight over subtle hallucinations.
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Comment #42327652
Not as interactive, not gamified.
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Comment #42327646
No. I meant literally, leaving all the semantincs intact.
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Comment #42327642
As I emphasized, very clearly, that it does not make difference in this very particularly case, I want to stress, nontheless, that the phrasing of the title is misleading; from wha…
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Comment #42327147
LLM hallucinations in fact has a positive side effect too, if you are using them for learning some subject; makes you verify their claims, and finding errors in them is very reward…
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Comment #42326999
Never understood this kind of sensational statements without inflation adjustment. Although does not make difference in this case, but all these claims "X has never been this expen…
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Comment #42304996
I think OCaml needs a face lift to make it look like Rust.
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Comment #42296052
ribosomes are not proteins though.
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Comment #42283163
Typical US-centric way of thinking. If your healthcare system is crippled it does not justify making internet mess for everyone else in the world.
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Comment #42282377
"tiling"? what do you mean by that?
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Comment #42282343
If someone is making a brazen statement of being "a bad guy because 80K is not enough, and could not find anything decent for those extra $30K" what kind of treatment would they ex…
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Comment #42281612
Can you be PIPed, if you are self-employed?
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Comment #42171795
can technically be patched with ReeactOS's implementation of the functiom.
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Comment #42145926
Hmm I live in a large Asian city. 11 year olds ride buses and do shopping errands by themselves. A mile a bit of a stretch though unless it is a school trip.
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Comment #42087735
Can relate fedora borked my btrfs twice. I do not use either anymore. Debian+ext4 or Freebsd+zfs depending on purpose.
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Comment #42066975
LATAM has nothing in common with the Western thinking. You are people of passion, no matter who Argentinians vote in always ended in disaster. Milei if far right, and as big an idi…
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Comment #41993440
I used to be sceptical about BYD until I had a ride in BYD SUV a month ago. Very, very comfortable car.
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Comment #41993366
There are several 5k to appear next year: Benq, ALogic, maybe somrthing else. There are also chinese noname 5k monitors which use panel rejects of ASD.
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Comment #41956288
I wonder if there was an "unauthorised" vigil for Ukranians on ms premises would the employee be fired too.
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Comment #41953423
Soda is not "very acidic", for the exception of coke, which has strong acid added to it. Carbonic acid is very weak, and won't prevent bacteria from growing.