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TACIXAT
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Comment #49224097
The article said they are looking for $1m to $10m in funding. Given the hype and pedigree, I feel they could crowdfund the low end of that trivially.
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Comment #49135898
Write the code yourself, use AI as a tutor. Learn to start a project from scratch and run it locally from your computer for any language you learn. Use a Linux laptop. Network and …
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Comment #49080940
A caret with a character subtracts 0x40 from its hex value allowing you to insert non-printable characters. Uppercase H is 0x48. That gives us hex 0x08 which is a backspace. https:…
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Comment #49065401
https://pkg.go.dev/slices#Contains ? Also, if error wrapping hurts you so much (I don't use it), just implement a project-specific error that works how you want. This could be some…
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Comment #48984423
Entertaining people is useful! In my opinion, it is probably one of the most ethical ways to make money. I think game development is in that category too. It is a very pure field w…
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Comment #48984380
The flexibility you bemoan in content creation is the exact same search people perform when running a startup. Finding product-market fit is a search process and content creators d…
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Comment #48414313
That's a very cool analogy but I might not be understanding something here. Why then do objects that have no light have gravity? If 99% comes from time dilation, why am I stuck to …
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Comment #48273799
This article doesn't address writing code with AI, just code review. My issue with agentic coding is that I make numerous micro-architectural decisions while programming. I almost …
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Comment #48075833
This is helps describe my biggest pain point when engineering a program with LLMs. They do not have the full theory of the program, which makes things difficult. Additionally, the …
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Comment #47357930
The better question is will you get killed. Foreign intelligence does not take kindly to interference, nor do well funded criminal enterprises.
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Comment #47094684
I have had success with an extremely aggressive red filter. My unchecked sleep schedule has me going to bed around 4 am, consistent over decades. I don't consume caffeine or any ot…
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Comment #46798784
Non participation is an exercise of one's freedom.
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Comment #46674773
It says no bloat, is that a nod to it being built with something other than Electron?
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Comment #46611974
I have the complete opposite impression w.r.t. architecture decisions. The LLMs can cargo cult an existing design, but they do not think through design consequences well at all. I …
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Comment #46530856
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Comment #46517414
Did I completely miss the technical aspect of this blog? They list an improvement but no details on how they achieved it. It sounds like a trained embedding model and a vector sear…
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Comment #46502969
If the US minimum wage is what we have agreed is the minimum amount someone should be paid to have a reasonable quality of life (and it can be argued that it is still too low), the…
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Comment #46471352
I strongly agree on this. I mained Windows for the last few years and got to the point where I was comfortable doing development similarly to how I would on Linux (text editor and …
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Comment #46276489
I don't really care if it is calm or not, I care if it teaches me a language. Duolingo doesn't really get you there in terms of language learning. Also, does it teach speaking, lis…
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Comment #46159012
I would have probably considered whoever was up material as the winner, as long at there was sufficient time left. I guess it had an active connection through the game end though, …
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Comment #46158848
Chess dot com was affected, I got a Cloudflare internal server error at the end of one of my matches.
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Comment #46084857
My current project uses Wails and a previous one used Tauri. I like Tauri a bit more but not enough to justify porting Go code to Rust. The primary difference I run into is how the…
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Comment #45795994
I have used Gemini's 2.5 Pro deep research probably about 10 times. I love it. Most recently was reviewing PhD programs in my area then deep diving into faculty research areas.