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MadSudaca

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    Comment #47723681

    I don’t get people’s hate. Let others enjoy it.

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    Comment #47723670

    It can integrate apis for you on the fly. That’s one of the biggest usecases IMO. Combine that with skills, cron, and sub-agents, and you get a lot of power there.

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    Comment #43192265

    Sir, where do hypotheses come from?

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    Comment #42946034

    Thanks for taking the time to argue with me. You make some good points, however, for me personally, the evidence seems insufficient to sway me into believing that a deflationary cu…

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    Comment #42929864

    Thank you for your explanation, and the reason why I removed the last sentence is that I thought it was thoroughly unhelpful. I'm not intending to bait. Really I find the arguments…

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    Comment #42928455

    These are the typical statements you hear repeated as gospel from the economists. > With a deflationary currency, the incentive is to put off purchases as long as possible as your …

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    Comment #42840057

    If this is gambling, what isn’t gambling? Sometimes things just don’t go the way you want. A Chinese company coming up with a cheaper alternative to a cutting-edge technology out o…

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    Comment #42834522

    What do you know about the guy?

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    Comment #42066983

    Get off your high horse. Humanity has been like this since the beginning and we’ve made it quite far. Have some humility and entertain the possibility that you’re wrong.

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    Comment #41530943

    also {-1, 1, 1}

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    Comment #40671855

    Genuinely curious about what you mean by american cultural imperialism, could you elaborate? I’m interpreting it as a complaint against the pervasiveness of American culture abroad…

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    Comment #39466233

    You mean some people's interpretation of what social justice is.

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    Comment #39465068

    Maybe some people care about truth?

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    Comment #39261335

    Maybe both?

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    Comment #39261323

    No worries, it's never too late to learn important truths about human nature!

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    Comment #39259774

    I know it sound silly but I love the aesthetic behind Deno's brand, it makes me want to use it for one project or another. Node.js is so old now. it's reliable but boring. I want s…

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    Comment #38674963

    Fear is a strong emotion, and while we know little of what we may gain from this, we know a lot of what we stand to lose.

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    Comment #38546515

    It’s impressive, but we know that there’s a lot more than just that.

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    Comment #38546427

    Sure, but it doesn’t mean that it stops being surprising. It’s like a “time is relative” kind of thing for organizational logic. Imagine an organization on the scale of Google, wit…

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    Comment #38546328

    They better. I haven’t used google search in a while.

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    Comment #38545001

    It's truly astounding to me that Google, a juggernaut with decades under its belt on all things AI, is only now catching up to OpenAI which is on all camps a fraction of its size.

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    Comment #38489295

    Good question. Blind faith is never a good idea. However, one ought to ask, what is the alternative?

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    Comment #38472038

    Diablo II (the one I know), generates maps procedurally. However, the quests, weapon categories, general story, are all the same for each run. I'm talking about taking this concept…

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    Comment #38466821

    Not negative at all. I just learned something new, thanks!

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    Comment #38466817

    Very cool, thanks for sharing!