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andrenotgiant
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Comment #49187735
Any data or public links you can share? That surprises me
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Comment #48836214
I think hate of plastics is an emergent form of elitism. Upwardly mobile middle/upper class people who've sort of "maxed out" the amount of personal identity they can buy with regu…
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Comment #48746678
Here's what I don't understand: Part of the value of doing an ETL pipeline via streaming replication is you get the full history of data in a table. An SCD type 2 table where each …
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Comment #48506335
mostly true - but youtube has experimented with forcing a "loading state" for ad block users that was the same duration as the ads they would have watched. https://old.reddit.com/r…
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Comment #48506186
I have an imperfect "canary in the coalmine" test for whether/where the principled/idealist nerds have the power vs the mercenary/cynical nerds have the power: Advertisers vs Ad Bl…
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Comment #48423576
FWIW the OP passes as 100% human in Pangram https://www.pangram.com/history/d33dcbcd-e82b-4ce0-bea5-e4ee... Reddit is definitely overtaken with astroturf at this point. Especially …
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Comment #47883513
At this point are the inference-time crawlers of all the major LLMs reliably detectable?
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Comment #47665356
> you can build a crazy popular & successful product while violating all the traditional rules about “good” code which has always been true
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Comment #47643054
There are lots of "mature" dawn redwood trees in Princeton NJ - particularly in a specific neighborhood built in the 50s. It makes sense now that the species was discovered in the …
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Comment #47283460
sounds like it was good marketing
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Comment #47183402
I've seen people compare the situation we are in now with AI to early days of Uber. Basically "You're excitement is artificially inflated by the fact that a VC just paid half your …
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Comment #47041842
Is there any good reason to use stored procedures in 2026?
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Comment #47001717
Love it. Very cool. Brings back amazing memories from when I was in high school. A friend invited me to come to the museum for some drawing thing, turned out I got to participate i…
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Comment #46317056
... _says company selling a service to use AI to find bugs._
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Comment #46208154
This got me thinking: Rewind 25 years, I can easily imagine 15 year-old me sinking DOZENS of hours into playing this "game". I remember I put much more time than that into a free g…
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Comment #46036089
But that would be a narrative violation. X.com and Elon Musk can't possibly be portrayed doing anything positive or productive.
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Comment #45972652
FT uses "underwater" because the deal was $300 Billion and the stock has lost $315 Billion in market cap since the deal. That's a bit of a stretch, but the rest of the article is v…
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Comment #45946640
Is Databricks the largest single customer on AWS? Trying to think of what would be larger.
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Comment #45767789
didn't help that they called it "Free forever" before taking it away. Lesson learned
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Comment #45217714
I love the website. It stands out amongst a million vanilla SaaS marketing sites all using the same section stack template. But nobody will actually use it the way they describe in…
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Comment #44823465
Excited to see you launch this!
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Comment #44755050
I think it's revealing that a group that historically values making decisions based on verifiable and accurate information is now jumping to discredit "Vibe Coding" based on rumors…
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Comment #44748898
This tracks for other areas of AI I am more familiar with. Below average people can use AI to get average results.