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Maxion
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Comment #49213949
Undoubtedly they will continue to exist once the people they serve seize to exist.
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Comment #49213861
Most stock market trades aren't made by people, but by institutional money. That ain't going nowhere.
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Comment #49207569
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Comment #49207446
I would not be surprised if you've listened to AI generated music or read AI generated text without identifying it. Same as with VFX in shows and movies, the good stuff people don'…
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Comment #49206405
Nah just go a step further and offer dorm accomodation and some slop for food, and then let people volonteer.
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Comment #49206393
Or as subagents reading code or other text and summarizing them.
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Comment #49206353
Lithography is AFAIK the most expensive part. If you wanna scale to larger wafers I'd guess you're talking hundreds of billions and at least a decade. And even then, what will your…
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Comment #49206345
Expensive as fuck to make chips, only makes sense if you believe whatever model you're creating a chip out of will not become completely irrelevant in 5-10 years.
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Comment #49194081
Django is boring, which is why it works well. Use the ORM together with DRF serializers and an OpenApi generator and you can create TS types and TS client directly from your API. W…
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Comment #49182761
Specifically only interested in this because of the karma limit.
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Comment #49174346
PrSM has been in production for only a short time, and ATACMS stocks were never high. Neither of these are the backbone of US long-range precision strike weapons. Article is mislea…
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Comment #49165519
The average person does not even know what ChatGPT is and has not interacted with an LLM ever.
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Comment #49165517
> The point is that it's something objectively easy. Once they find (in this case, given by me) the correct instructions and follow through, they can easily do it by themselves aga…
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Comment #49160499
Or just, you know, grow it in a clean manner, and not turn it into an ultra processed food?
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Comment #49160478
Well, shit in peace i guess.
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Comment #49159630
Well that makes a whole lot of sense.
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Comment #49156422
Why on earth are they not composting it, but instead putting in a landfill and locking it up? What a dumb idea.
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Comment #49153055
You don't. Either would work. Getting rid of a system running cobol on a mainframe is perhaps the hardest work possible in software engineering.
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Comment #49151739
Anything running on COBOL to day is a large enterprise system. You'll have reports running in other systems in subsidiary companies that rely on bugs in the upstream cobol code.
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Comment #49142503
IMO this is one of those things where theory meets practice. Theoretical coders (i.e. those who love the code itself, rather than how well it works for the end user) tend to hate o…
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Comment #49135856
When you have a lot of interdepended systems it is not always possible. In our case our test environment cannot be replicated locally on developer machines because it integrates to…
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Comment #49106890
The PTAC units shown in the article look like something from the 1950s. Minisplits have been the way the world has done AC for a long long time now. It's interesting how foreign of…
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Comment #49061140
Try to get anything done then, there's so many places these days where you have to approve 300 page legal documents to e.g. record day care times, pick up packages and so forth. Th…
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Comment #48956106
The time it takes to assemble Ikea furniture is very dependent on your experience with it, and if you're using an assembly driver or not.
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Comment #48894151
To be frank, their products do work and are sorely needed.