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ar_lan

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    Comment #49072957

    We all are, mostly.

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    Comment #49071983

    In my experience Sonnet is actually pretty good at coding tasks, at least with Go.

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    Comment #49039648

    Another AI slop post — so hot these days.

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    Comment #48982504

    > Energy drinks don't have much caffeine in them I'm just pulling the most prominent ones at my nearest gas station: * Celsius: 200mg * Alani Nu: 200mg * Rockstar: 160mg * Monster:…

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    Comment #48922225

    I thought Elon and Trump broke up?

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    Comment #48875436

    90% of my coworkers are H1B and are basically perpetually terrified of being deported. I completely disagree with your assessment. > so I think protecting his feelings is not neces…

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    Comment #48865056

    I have no context of who you are/your position here, but the responses you're getting seem absurd to me. I just don't understand people placing the blame on you when it should be o…

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    Comment #48807082

    > If your company offers an FSA, it's asking to make a gamble on how much medical needs you'll have in the next 1 year. Conflating this with gambling is dishonest. I'll grant you t…

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    Comment #48691534

    You're misinterpreting what I said. Being dense, honestly. The start of this thread was primarily people saying they were taking their money elsewhere - and then suggesting Proton,…

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    Comment #48688627

    Have you ever considered purchasing a calculator?

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    Comment #48688583

    This is a bizarre thread. People are surprised that a privacy-oriented businessman is right-wing is very strange. "Millions" in the title is also misleading in this context - it's …

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    Comment #48632310

    > 1 billion isn't a thousand times a million. What?

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    Comment #48385302

    > bringing US workers rights up to the bar set by China I don't strive for 996. Is this really the bar we want to meet?

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    Comment #48298019

    > unless we figure out how to make developers 2x, 5x, 10x as productive on stuff that matters, this isn't going to play out well. Simple - you make them work 2x, 5x, or 10x more ho…

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    Comment #48237672

    Why wouldn't Claude just impose this same loop in the code it writes - or better, write better code before it needs such review?

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    Comment #48198734

    Same! I am specifically left handed for pool and cannot figure out how to play it right handed - absolutely zero coordination.

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    Comment #47459402

    I wouldn't be surprised if there was some plan to generate a subscription model for appliances.

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    Comment #47340832

    I tried this service a few weeks ago, and I commend the goal - but there were a few issues I ran into: 1. There are many interactions I just could not get to work. I may have done …

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    Comment #47313190

    Wow, we've brought mogging to the programming world. Nothing is safe from looksmaxxing it seems.

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    Comment #46799113

    This is honestly a fantastic question. AGI has no emotions, no drive, anything. Maybe, just maybe, it would want to: * Conserve power as much as possible, to "stay alive". * Optimi…

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    Comment #46470335

    Any recommended courses? I'm a SWE and never felt compelled for the CCNA but my intersection with networking-related problems seems to continuously increase and I would like to up …

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    Comment #46355557

    This was epic, and reminded me of the magic of programming when I first found a video game maker at a wee 11 years old. Writing code to make music feels so natural to me (a musical…

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    Comment #46303283

    I could not get in a Waymo and travel across San Francisco five years ago, are you serious?

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    Comment #46292817

    LLMs, Apple Silicon, self-driving cars just off the top of my head without really thinking about it.

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    Comment #45880803

    > while a corporation is easy to fine, it's hard to put in prison... It would be interesting if there were some tangible way to prevent the company from performing operations for s…