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amildie
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Comment #35089664
That page's source has MS Word 9 metadata embedded in it. Part of this metadata is an attribute. The name of that author is the same as the director for this film on imdb.
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Comment #34003976
>ChatGPT can't enter the equation then. In a few years, ChatGPT will be conducting these interviews.
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Comment #32391985
I don't think we'll see this in our lifetimes. For that scenario to be possible, general AI needs to be developed first. A huge (and awful) part of software engineering is figuring…
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Comment #29684807
Thank you, and your team, for your amazing work.
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Comment #29633711
Encouraging why? A month from now a new vaccine-escaping variant could emerge from some squirrel in Haiti that's a billion times more transmissible than Omicron and a thousand time…
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Comment #29477842
Thanks, OP, I can finally become that 'Rockstar Developer' that companies are always looking for.
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Comment #29188466
Unless they're mining straight up bitcoin there is absolutely no way that maintaining a prison facility on the moon would be profitable for the state.
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Comment #27678059
>Whereas when you're reading code for correctness, you're just following the logic that's already there. If it works, it works. How could it possibly take longer than the whole cre…
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Comment #23537976
Making the uppers look stupid is a dangerous move in the corporate world.
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Comment #21949554
That X-axis is obnoxiously useless.
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Comment #21293907
> the chief technical pilot for the plane > "I suck at flying"
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Comment #19783661
Nice work man
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Comment #17067901
Knowing that java and javascript are two different things would be a nice, although utopic, start.
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Comment #16198547
More like 'The Ultimate Vue Shill Article'.
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Comment #15806375
Asking for stuff requires no talent, vision, discipline or effort whatsoever. Pretty much anyone can do it. If you don't actually deliver, you don't actually matter.