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aobdev

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    Comment #49218832

    The author is pretty unsympathetic towards those who give their lives to “Workism” in exchange for money, no?

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    Comment #48867402

    Huh, TIL. Thanks for pointing it out.

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    Comment #48867193

    I think you’ve made an extreme leap in your interpretation of the comment you’re replying to…

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    Comment #48347607

    Airlines have kept tabs on Bluetooth and WiFi hotspots as early as the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 incidents (2016)

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    Comment #47643889

    I can’t tell if you’re making a joke about the current state of AI and GPUs or refuting the purpose of this driver

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    Comment #47290797

    Wasn’t this the same argument for .jar files?

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    Comment #47251718

    I really don’t see how you came to that conclusion—that Mac was overpriced and underpowered, and only had the single usb-c port. Neo has better battery life, a better display, a mo…

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    Comment #47235641

    I've been very pleased with my ViewSonic VP2488-4K. A little steep for $550, but if you spend any significant time in front of the screen I think it's very much worth it. I'm plann…

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    Comment #47108272

    But isn’t this what the article is saying? Even with AI you’re still not going to build your own payroll/ERP/CRM.

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    Comment #47108241

    I believe that. Companies will build cheap tools today while competitors are spinning up to undercut ADP, Salesforce, and SAP. But what happens tomorrow? There are plenty of exampl…

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    Comment #47108172

    I don’t doubt it but that doesn’t negate the fact that Slack as a company exists and makes money by selling software. My question is this: AI makes it cheaper to build software, bu…

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    Comment #47107955

    Why does AI make it cheaper to build internal but not cheaper for SaaS competitors to pop up? Everyone has access to the same tools.

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    Comment #47107944

    That’s a fine example, but my question then is why does Slack exist? Surely Fortune 500 companies are smart enough to realize that building a slack clone is cheaper, yet they don’t…

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    Comment #47107723

    Thought exercise for those in disagreement: why would every company use AI to build their own payroll/ERP/CRM, when just a handful of companies could use AI to build those offering…

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    Comment #47057975

    Check the article, AI interpreted the phrase “continuously merged” as “continvoucly morged”

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    Comment #47052023

    The analogy should be obvious--a model refusing to perform an unethical action is the lock against others.

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    Comment #46620121

    If that's what they're referring to, then my question is why does that need to end?

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    Comment #46617686

    I understand selling the Teensy line is out of your control, but what does “support” mean exactly in this context? Will related materials stay on your site? I really hope this does…

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    Comment #46617597

    It’s not just carrying their products. They are the exclusive producer of Teensy boards and are distributing them to many resellers but not to Adafruit.

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    Comment #46604568

    From the subheading: “plus new AI features and premium content in Keynote, Pages, and Numbers”

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    Comment #46604146

    From the subheading: “plus new AI features and premium content in Keynote, Pages, and Numbers”

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    Comment #46386162

    Have you worked on different types of Python projects? (Not in different codebases, different types of codebases) I don’t have any specific complaints about Python syntax because I…

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    Comment #45807141

    Sorry but you don't get to claim capital gains on retirement distributions, they are entirely taxed as ordinary income. If your tax rate later will be 40%, you get the exact same r…

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    Comment #45807034

    I'm not familiar with the strategy you're describing, but this is not how it works for the majority of backdoor Roth contributors. If you have $100k pre-tax in a trad IRA, contribu…

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    Comment #44037546

    "TypeScript-first schema validation with static type inference"