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Comment #44533958
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Comment #44533237
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Comment #44533175
By pointing out the obvious you miss out jumping on the bandwagon of everyone writhing in pain over how devastated they are for the environmental impact. Whenever AI is brought up …
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Comment #44528521
What he is (was) talking about and what you are talking about are two different things. He saw that opening scene as an introduction of a Fantastical movie. One that would continuo…
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Comment #44527970
Isn’t that what mostly happened with Tay though?
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Comment #44527680
Yeah that’s juvenile trolling that gets people kvetching. That’s the whole point of it. It’s toilet humour level bait and the publications get a kick out of posting it acting all s…
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Comment #44527592
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Comment #44521947
No. The “new generation” now knows what the outcasts and the undesirables of the “old generation” felt like. The more I speak to the younger crowd the more parallels I find which j…
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Comment #44520664
To spend most of their lives working for others.
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Comment #44517606
Folks. It’s time. TO BUILD.
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Comment #44513913
Correct. This data doesn’t meet criteria for polymorphism because insured and uninsured processes from a book keeping perspective have very distinct flows and requirements in reali…
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Comment #44511901
There is no polymorphism. There’s nothing polymorphic about the 2 types of payments. And furthermore you’re likely to run into situations where you have to have both an insured amo…
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Comment #44506003
I wouldn’t do this personally because the downstream code very often has to handle differences where polymorphism breaks and you end up having to query the type. Polymorphism shoul…
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Comment #44486703
> Austin tech crowd to be lackluster Is this codeword for the tech crowd expects salaries in US dollars?
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Comment #44486697
Cue the presentation YouTube vid.