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Comment #49186941
>> Plus, these investments are based on a promise they'll never uphold since the LLMs are a technological dead end for their ambitions. >More speculation and opinion. You claim I'm…
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Comment #49186648
It doesn't make a difference, the profitability is way overvalued, potential customer companies are firing and closing all over the world, while AI debt is growing in billions (vis…
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Comment #48603527
Jesters would say it's because author's a fan of labradors. (source: he's my neighbour)
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Comment #47494824
> In fact lookbehinds require a fixed-length pattern Just a small note: some regex engines support "variable length lookbehind", check the last column on this wikipedia article : h…
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Comment #47443392
25 years of Python behind me, please let me tell you that hopefully you're wrong : we don't "need" uv :)
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Comment #46326082
1°) Gesture navigation is entirely optional. 2°) Android followed UX/UI 101 about where to put frequently used buttons: where you can reach them with your thumb. Basic design, righ…
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Comment #46299496
Extracting log entries from large files for troubleshooting, mass editing, mass formatting... This missing feature is the only reason I wasn't able to get far with the vim family: …
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Comment #43599128
I'm so happy to read this, I've been thinking about this question for a while now, and I think it would help a lot: Big companies where revenues are based on marketing would collap…
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Comment #40959890
That makes that the best thing, when you're into computing like computational geometry (and not hyped by the AI bubble)
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Comment #11283602
just tested it against the 10000 first prime numbers in Sublime Text : 2462 prime numbers have a direct neighbour with the same last digit. That's nearly a quarter of them... Edit:…