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clarkdale

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    Comment #48891148

    Can you expand on this?

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    Comment #48482911

    This reply genuinely reads like AI and I don't mean to insult you. Perhaps large language models have been trained too much on your books. Your first 2 to 3ish paragraph (explanati…

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    Comment #48335884

    I can't pipe an MCP's output to jq, and I can't ask an AI to write a python script to call an MCP.

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    Comment #48296780

    > Worse: it's a conversation killer. There's nothing to respond to. Your wall of text suppresses dialogue. They can't reply, can't push back, can't clarify. It's a weapon disguised…

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    Comment #47911696

    LLMs are trained on real life grammar written by humans. Sometimes the characteristic traits you see by LLMs are written again by human hands.

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    Comment #47488992

    If the mechanic is under the hood all day, sounds like business is well and he can't support any more customers. Time to increase rates.

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    Comment #47104948

    Completely agree. OAuth, Auth0, Okta, OIDC.

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    Comment #46935095

    I feel like this solution hallucinated the concept of Workflow Lock File (.lock.yml), which is not available in Github Actions. This is a missing feature that would solve the secur…

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    Comment #45456553

    Banner text reads: The Radical Left Democrats shut down the government. This government website will be updated periodically during the funding lapse for mission critical functions…

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    Comment #45278571

    By removing ellipsis in submission title, the sentiment feels more like "not another meditation" instead of the intent "oh no!: a meditation"

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    Comment #45167535

    98.css has this with the details html element

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    Comment #44593545

    I see Conway's Law at work here. The marketing department must have its own IT department separate from the IT that maintains the core website and business functions. It's impossib…

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    Comment #43649196

    It could be factored in, but many restaurants near me add a fee for credit card use, usually 2% but I've seen as high as 3.5%. The credit card rewards usually still make sense, but…

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    Comment #42291743

    Maybe more helpful would be base 256 so it renders in ascii.

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    Comment #42091039

    Only the second to last paragraph was necessary.

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    Comment #41895368

    Derivatives approach is great and works if you're matching on some pattern like \w+, but could it work with "or" characters like (abc|def) or patterns like [a-z]+\d+

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    Comment #41309394

    I'm sorry to say this, but I don't think it's fair that you (a moderator) should be allowed to pin comments to the top. There may be dozens of helpful links sharing or clarifying c…

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    Comment #41250601

    Are you hiring?

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    Comment #40696662

    "Being nice is the new punk" I would say helping others is incredibly punk. Such as responding to chat messages requesting help in some particular coding problem. So many people wi…

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    Comment #40303023

    Sometimes I forget a parenthesis here and there.

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    Comment #40165648

    This is why Netflix built fast.com

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    Comment #39734179

    Absolute science like this, with x-ray imagery, does reveal, or rather, confirm what we needed to know. Independent verification is an important part of the process and shouldn't b…