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ahmeni
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Comment #48831710
Absolutely fantastic puzzle game.
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Comment #48813701
weird how improving business always just seems to be labour cuts with sugar on top
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Comment #48616198
Blog post and the whitepaper don't contain anything novel, just a re-hashing of the current state of agent based coding. Was hoping there would be something actually around a new p…
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Comment #48614696
is every webpage now just going to be this slop layout and text. i'm so tired of "A thing, not a thing" and a glob of emdashes
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Comment #47019688
Huh, weird, another "technological marvel" whose primary effect just seems to be devaluing labour.
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Comment #46775681
The Musescore app is just a minefield of subscription farming, it was somehow miserable even with an existing subscription the number of times it tried to get me to also get their …
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Comment #46563105
Should have been titled "I probably don't need Oh My Zsh because of my weird niche tab workflow" but that's a lot less clickbaity.
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Comment #46190001
This is an interesting project and it's always neat to see things that are able to compile down to WASM for running in the browser. However, looking through the docs for Flavour an…
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Comment #45498932
middle management driven development is the mindset, not the people. it is the core of number go up at all cost
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Comment #45497870
MS owes people a working basic Windows ecosystem. We need to find the Middle Manager Driven Development that's responsible for this nonsense and put an end to it.
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Comment #45035321
Really like how they were so excited to release this that they managed to break existing SKUs and cause a bunch of GCP customers to get billed at 100x rates for text tokens as flas…
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Comment #44286068
There's a reason real research has controls around it to prevent harm.
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Comment #44252802
The first big AI disaster has already happened and it is the thousand little cuts from people putting faith into systems that aren't built to be trustworthy. It is the software dev…
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Comment #44130837
The only thing worse than Terraform is not using Terraform. It's a pain but always worth using.
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Comment #44105838
Don't forget the also fun classic "what you want to do is not possible with scoped tokens so enjoy your PAT". I think we're now at year 3 of PATs being technically deprecated but s…
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Comment #43962496
If only there was some sort of term for fake democracy where you're actually just there to plunder resources.
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Comment #43713424
I will never not be forever saddened by the fact that Apple killed their Xserve line shortly before the App store got big. We all ended up having to do dumb things like rack-mount …
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Comment #41921382
With salaries, overheads, management, etc. about 7. But then you'd have to subtract from your shiny savings number.
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Comment #41904457
Always reassuring to hear that labour for everything here is free.
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Comment #40009835
Normal people don't want to have a conversation with their Alexa device. They want simple, reliable commands to do the common things in their household. Anyone who's tried to order…
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Comment #31269263
I think you've just failed the test.
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Comment #29171350
My son has now done many months of homeschooling during Sydney's lockdown via Google Classroom and this feature request is completely unsurprising as the product is a complete joke…
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Comment #25698136
Glad to see another HAP-Python user! Project is lookin' good
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Comment #24404414
It's a very bizarre and false claim that Google doesn't "use" news content and that they are doing this as some sort of altruistic system of "allowing these publishers to make mone…
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Comment #22031327
A very decent breakdown of some more modern obfuscation and deobfuscation techniques. It's nice to see some Rust getting used as well, I wonder if it's made things easier or more d…