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_3u10

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    Comment #49065768

    He gave them the unlock code, now it’s unlocked.

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    Comment #49055461

    Umm restaurants ARE like that, why do you think there’s so many burger and pizza joints?

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    Comment #49041369

    You can’t train on our models trained on human text, that is stealing the IP we stole first!

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    Comment #48912629

    I don't live in a "first world" country, where I live people have cars, some even chinese ones. I would assume in the first world people can have cars and air conditioning, maybe n…

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    Comment #48905564

    Ask AI about castor beans and barley, it will stop all that nonsense.

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    Comment #48905447

    If you wait til the deadline then you create synergies and alignment with management as to whether it’s done.

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    Comment #48886130

    So we should allocate electricity to less productive uses to benefit people the most? People should just keep driving inefficient cars rather than having gas prices increase so the…

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    Comment #48881676

    Usually a product not working with 99.995% of the eco system is a no go.

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    Comment #48810192

    What about 36 bit registers

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    Comment #48762974

    Yes but now they have a moral imperative to collect their ad money and aren’t a vested interest. “I’m shocked shocked to find out my pay cheque and stock money came from selling ad…

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    Comment #48762922

    But it’s undemocratic to ask the people whether it’s working, the democratic way is to ask the media if they are doing a good job and then tell the people they are wrong.

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    Comment #48762902

    How can you tell the difference in a democratic system between something being popular and it being democratic?

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    Comment #48762888

    Yes it is the deliberate mechanism of deciding by popularity.

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    Comment #48761370

    lol. Wait til they find out that algorithms work on popularity. Aka democracy.

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    Comment #48720117

    Server side rendering on a serverless platform is all you need to know about “modern” front ends.

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    Comment #48698676

    They don’t, they wouldn’t need tariffs if they did. America mostly produces cheaper ag commodities than the EU but more expensive than South America. Deepseek is already a better s…

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    Comment #48698522

    I don’t think they have. I used to think that Claude sucked because of the harness so I tried it on opencode and it was still trash. I’m sure if the primary problem I was solving w…

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    Comment #48698468

    I don’t think the ai market has been around long enough to prove winner take all, I see it more like a commodity which is why the winner quickly switched from OpenAI to Anthropic a…

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    Comment #48679743

    Why I prefer Asuncion to Dubai in a nutshell. Chauffeur / Valet > parking apps Maids > dishwashers, laundry, roomba, cooking Fixers > everything else

  20. comment
    Comment #48670498

    The outputs belong to whoever purchased them. What are they complaining about?

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    Comment #48616560

    I’ve rarely experienced this. Typically what is requested is code that has unpredictable pauses, takes unbounded time, has two kinds of null, etc.

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    Comment #48616525

    It’s actually pretty easy to distinguish AI from real text because all AI generated texts have 2.4 children. In aggregate it is indistinguishable statistically but for a given text…

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    Comment #48547868

    [flagged]

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    Comment #48542930

    Not really. You can still not use AI. The solid data is that RAM is more expensive than before… so there’s a small case to be made there because of you need a new computer you can’…

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    Comment #48529308

    No, typically Brazilians go to Paraguay for their education, most of their technology comes from Paraguay too.