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LinuxAmbulance

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    Comment #49100509

    That's very helpful, thanks! The KOreader UI is... Rough. Love all the options, especially the ability to use folders on the device storage as the primary way to organize my books,…

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    Comment #48998999

    The irony is not lost on me!

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    Comment #48997210

    > All the AI companies are retaining the messages we're sending to their agents to train the next models. I wouldn't be surprised if the agents will be able to do what I'm doing in…

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    Comment #48923626

    Is there a particular structure to it, or just whatever is at the top of your mind?

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    Comment #48848976

    > I found it interesting that not even this article thinks about it that the US mainland ever can be attacked It can be, but it would be very, very difficult for anything short of …

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    Comment #48652521

    What are the odds of this passing successfully? A grim day for 3D printing if so.

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    Comment #48652208

    Was not expecting anything terribly useful from this with such a generic title, was pleasantly surprised.

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    Comment #48214874

    We abrogated getting traffic to our websites to Google long ago. Mostly because Google was so good at it that the alternatives became significantly less useful. Now that Google is …

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    Comment #48181148

    That is a pretty strong argument for Go!

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    Comment #48040599

    > Need to lay off 10% of staff because you think the workers are getting too good of a deal? AI. I think we're seeing a ton of that right now, and it's not slowing down any time so…

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    Comment #48040578

    AI has made my work about 5-8x quicker, just because I'm able to have it cover a lot of the grunt work (update 42 if statements in 32 different files) that took time, but no partic…

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    Comment #47976546

    The problem is running a SaaS product costs a lot of money. Mega corps can fund that, but even large numbers of devs on small budgets don't have the money to do the same. So any co…

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    Comment #47976498

    I think that's incredibly optimistic to the point of unrealism. Github, outages and all, is a known commodity with a reputation they can make money off of. Any replacement would ha…

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    Comment #47976447

    Github is an ecosystem and its biggest moat is the number of people that use it. To make a replacement, not only do you have to improve on support for every major use case at a tec…

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    Comment #47966644

    The bit about how semiconductors could only have been made in America because only America had the specific combination of freedom of speech, irreverence, pragmatism over dogmatism…

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    Comment #47850343

    I love bonsai, but it'd be nice if one could start a bonsai tree that looks like a mature tree in miniature without spending decades on the process. Is there anything that is fast …

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    Comment #47781962

    As far as I can tell, YKK has quality tiers now where not all YKK zippers are created equal. Rather unfortunate.

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    Comment #47781880

    "It's the smell, if there is such a thing. I feel saturated by it. I can taste LLM stink and every time I do, I fear that I've somehow been infected by it."

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    Comment #47781839

    I picked up a Crumpler Brazillion Dollar Home bag about a decade back to carry all my photography gear, as there were no other bags on the market that would allow you to pack a lar…

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    Comment #47679467

    It's not so much the owner's financial situation, but rather that it'd be cheaper to build new homes than to retrofit a ten floor+ building's plumbing. You'd also have to install a…

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    Comment #47678901

    Yeah, good luck with that. I'm sure he'll follow up with bailing the ocean.

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    Comment #47678877

    As far as I can tell, this submission is just an ad.

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    Comment #47678664

    Funny how it sounds when you go to the logical conclusion of that statement - "Consumers should be forced to pay the highest prices possible for cars."

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    Comment #47678163

    You guys are treating dev machines as trusted?

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    Comment #47677786

    Commercial buildings can't be easily converted into housing - notably, plumbing is not designed for smaller units and can't be retrofitted.