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Comment #47761072
so THAT's what -CC does...
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Comment #44838861
This should have been compared with Opus... I know OP says he didn't because of cost but if you're comparing who is better then you need to compare the best to the best... if Claud…
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Comment #42088318
TIL Netflix had more than 1 interactive title
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Comment #40626644
No, it's not a "share invite codes" -- no one has codes to give out. You have to add yourself to the waitlist and wait for the company to send a code
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Comment #39366600
It's obviously a CEO selling his own product so not much to comment on. There is definitely a place for both headsets. The main part I laugh at though is him complaining about a sl…
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Comment #34139781
Study finds that developers produce code likely to be buggy.
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Comment #33634076
Only 20% time in meetings? That's nothing if he worked at Amazon unless he was a junior.
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Comment #32692495
I keep getting `No module named 'ldm'` after I run `python scripts/dream.py --full_precision`. I've confirmed 'ldm' is activate in conda. Any idea?
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Comment #31762606
Yeah I've always hated that statement. How do you even measure that? I've had my Tesla sound the alarms when I'm 4 car lengths away from the car in front of me and nothing bad is h…
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Comment #31762594
That is kind of similar to Tesla still though. At least with FSD Beta there is a camera actively monitoring you and making sure your eyes are on the road. I've also been on roads w…
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Comment #31709240
One thing I don't quite understand is that many cars have autopilot-like software. Unlike tesla's which constantly requires putting pressure on the wheel to show you're there and p…
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Comment #31632693
Talk about a click bait title... This is no where even close to cheating. It's like saying any test you've ever prepped for in the past was cheating.
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Comment #31624287
I mean, if you're in the crypto business you should have more foresight than that. It's literally the definition of a volatile market
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Comment #31622531
Companies that are rescinding offers are just terribly managed companies. If you're in that bad of shape, then you should have done a hiring freeze months ago and there shouldn't h…
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Comment #31296755
Came here to say this... The book animates behind all the other ones. I was like "...shouldn't the book be in front of the others so I can see the title? you know... I bet it's bec…
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Comment #30856971
Is this an early April fools joke?
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Comment #30240910
OK post overall, but I will say that the line "Chaos is felt less by the people creating it" is so incredibly accurate.
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Comment #29717269
Just as hard as I remember
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Comment #29517838
Didn't Benjamin Franklin do this? If I recall from his biography, he'd essentially hold a marble or something while in his rocking chair and it would drop onto a plate
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Comment #28308129
Good
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Comment #27027692
Was really hoping for a list of jokes when I clicked that link. A bit disappointed.
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Comment #10874338
Only thing about all the self parking stuff is it's a bit too slow. I live in SF, and so far it's been difficult to use self parking in practice. If you take too long you get peopl…
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Comment #8837547
Head First Java is a pretty good book. It's an interesting style of teaching in it. It's very much geared towards novices though. I think they use it at my University now for their…
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Comment #8837039
I agree 100%. Marco just posts random complaints these days. There are no specific examples of what is actually broken. An OS is about as big of a project as you can get. What evid…
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Comment #8679836
Yeah sure. Here is the project page: https://sites.google.com/a/cs.usfca.edu/cs-636-2011s/project... All notes and stuff can be found here: https://sites.google.com/a/cs.usfca.edu/…