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Comment #49128768
It's so popular to think this is a bubble. Some aspects likely are, but the zeal for this to be a bubble is disturbing to me. I get that there will be winners and if you're not one…
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Comment #49115250
To be fair, everything is Chinese made. I would be even the Apple TV and NVIDIA Shield are made in China and if a state actor is determined to get a malicious payload in....
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Comment #49089341
Except mental health conditions in these plans seem limited to 2 years. For all the talk of mental health is health, this seems to run directly counter to that.
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Comment #49076911
See https://www.reddit.com/r/BMW/s/VQjw472u3t
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Comment #49076901
My 99 manual A4 is looking better all the time. Turns out more reliable too.
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Comment #49075461
Don't look at how people submit code in industry then.
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Comment #49074043
It should be encouraged but even accounting for side-effects, taking a pill is easy. From personal experience, when I'm heavily depressed, I can barely get out of bed or eat. Forge…
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BMWs shows in-car ads for Spiderman
It's an alert that comes in as a surprise from BMW - you don't have to click it, but when you do, you are met with a minute long video ad for Spiderman. Submitting as I figured it …
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Comment #49051616
Weird, on my iPhone it loaded instantly.
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Comment #48908659
3 pages of reply or overly verbose code, often without abstractions - I read all the posters here and in other forums say that programming has shifted towards reviewing AI output r…
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Comment #48902025
Yes, AI code generation is the same.
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Comment #48901896
Are you the one who wrote it though or just the one who wrote prompts? Not that it matters in the end…
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Comment #48884740
That’s why even though 99% of my work is C#, llms have made it so I can finally call myself a low-level programmer, which I’ve always aspired to. I didn’t even have to do anything.…
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Comment #48867293
You need Jean Claude for that.
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Comment #48864121
But they used LateX
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Comment #48790392
I thought the url said temu at first.
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Comment #48776713
> > Elon Musk says there will be no need for compilers as AI will write the binary directly Wouldn’t that make the AI the compiler?
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Comment #48769171
That’s why most doors come prehung in a jamb. Just add shims and then cover them with trim.
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Comment #48727082
One time my wife and I were watching a documentary on Florence and I was convinced we’d been there, was asking my wife when we went. Turns out I’d played too much AC.
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Comment #48720803
Same, games aside, it’s just so snappy. I knew windows was slow at a lot of things but I hadn’t quite realized how slow things as banal as locking/unlocking had become. The first w…
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Comment #48700845
Seems pretty good but you need to be a health care pro, it locks you out rather fast. Makes sense though, can’t be given unlimited free tokens.
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Comment #48675112
I’m currently facing a severe health condition and I can’t help but ask various LLMs about it. They all will eventually offer solutions or avenues that sound promising or ‘easy’ wh…
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Comment #48662386
No, I fully agree with you.
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Comment #48662199
Of course, some people never learn this but for those that do, I wonder if this sort of wisdom only comes with age and/or wealth. It’s easier to be nice/benevolent/decent when your…
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Comment #48661776
Usually, they throw in some free content or dlc for pre-purchasing, entice people before potentially negative reviews.