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Olumde

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    Comment #48287193

    The CUDA tag too had a vigilante whose profile read > Once upon a time there was a emerging technology called CUDA, which offered all sorts of really intriguing new possibilities i…

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    Comment #47956289

    I don't (yet) use AI in the way I am expected to. I have not integrated it into my IDE -- can't be bothered, plus I code in notepad++. Rather I use in a browser and have raging arg…

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    Comment #47698464

    A few decades back when I was a PhD student a British university I taught an undergraduate class and I noticed that the quality of writing in their examination papers and projects …

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    Comment #47510557

    VFX artists are ecstatic about this development.

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    Comment #46472589

    > But we survived > And ironically? Now that we’re back on a monolith and shipping fast again, we’ve started growing again. Customers are happier. The team is happier. So Microserv…

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    Comment #43274368

    Perhaps so, but inflation too was a major concern.

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    Comment #43150937

    One word. Mutation.

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    Comment #42925040

    Republicanism used to mean something. Now it means whatever Trump wants. Martin Bormann's son: "What is National Socialism?" Bormann: National Socialism is whatever the Fuhrer says…

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    Comment #42902703

    1000% percent this.

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    Comment #42581382

    I wondered why my Facebook feed no longer had updates from my friends. Alas the Redditification of Facebook is well on its way.

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    Comment #42161511

    Agreed. This is probably the reason why rewriting in Rust "works" -- because the architecture has been previously worked out.

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    Comment #41814794

    John Dough, LOL

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    Comment #41814768

    I WFH 100% of the time. This allows my spouse and I to work. Without this one of us would have to leave the workforce to take the children to school. But because I WFH I can do the…

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    Comment #41149980

    This initiative presupposes the apps are no longer under development. What happens if an app you are developing gets translated to a language you do not know?

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    Comment #40028365

    And people probably aren't using it because they are not sure when it will get yanked.

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    Comment #39996302

    Anyone that can get someone else to hire them as an "AI engineer".

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    Comment #39845802

    In Nigeria, you run the risk of being assaulted by random army personnel for wearing anything remotely military looking e.g. laced up shin-high boots. They simply won't pass up an …

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    Comment #39531541

    I wonder if prisoners feel the same way. I think time seems to pass by quickly because as we get older we get busier with family, work, children, spouse, friends, a few side intere…

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    Comment #36267214

    > Details are .. not retrievable from the dead You inherited your dad's British humour :)

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    Comment #35559727

    A few hours ago I was searching for an application to display 3d data. I came across a Goole project. I didn't even look at it twice.

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    Comment #35547958

    A few days ago while explaining what ChatGPT is to a friend I speculated that it would be possible to teach a bot how you reason so much that it would in effect become you. You can…

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    Comment #35381210

    More likely Elon wants to keep selling Teslas in China.

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    Comment #35381197

    Well done Bloomberg! I've advocated for this in the past[0] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28951652

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    Comment #35381137

    I interviewed with Roku a few weeks ago. Mercifully, I failed.