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JacoboJacobi

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    Comment #46641492

    Still it sounds like it would be the optimal choice for a redundancy zone in some senses since its probably not going to have any accidental dependency on us-east-1.

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    Comment #46640806

    I think the trouble with arguments about AGI is that they presume we all have similar views and respect for thought and human intelligence, while the scale is maybe wider than most…

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    Comment #46640319

    The strangest thing is that no one has learned from Ukraine and started buying Chines drones let alone larger arms deals as insurance against the threats in proximity.

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    Comment #46625129

    I don't really see the influence of things like LLMs (or StackOverflow or improved search engines) as simple productivity. People do what they can with very complex value estimates…

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    Comment #46624764

    Wouldn't it be simpler to surround the enemy in Ramstein?

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    Comment #46624068

    Everyone is always so negative about these outages, but if we look at the details we see it was a win as long as they maintain 85% up time.

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    Comment #46622998

    Jordan has been a key ally of the US. No one will make that mistake again.

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    Comment #46622783

    I've seen plenty of cases of making something a target where quality won't be measurable and immediately cut off the reward or apply penalties. I don't really want Microsoft to run…

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    Comment #46617694

    Sure but increased output would mean code. I don't think generating a lot of code is itself developer productivity. Some people could be using it to stop themselves from creating b…

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    Comment #46616641

    I'd certainly agree that malloc is the Achilles heel of any real world C. Overall though C++ was not a particularly good solution to memory efficiency since having OO available mad…

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    Comment #46616203

    I'd like to see a neutral productivity measure? Whether you tell me it went way up or way down I tend to be suspicious of productivity measures being neutral to perception changes …

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    Comment #46614919

    Such claims are not cited in the article. It may be possible to write a good article on the topic but this article could just as well be on the organic uptake of the PC and how mos…

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    Comment #46614699

    The claims being made that are cited are not really in that camp though.. It may be extremely dangerous to release. True. Even search engines had the potential to be deemed too dan…