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dayjaby

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    Comment #48627092

    The article could just be two words: ichidan, godan. Done.

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    Comment #48589157

    No. I clicked here for the same reason.

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    Comment #48474123

    Hey AI, please change my stolen code in a non-breaking way so that jplag reports less than 1,8% similarity.

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    Comment #48394858

    > I wouldn't recommend spending under $3,000 for a gaming PC these days Alternative wording: You recommend to spend more than $3000? There are people out there who don't toss money…

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    Comment #48385475

    Did we read the same text? He wrote 0.76mm.

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    Comment #48104555

    You seem to like SQL, don't you? Your README reads a bit fallacious: Just because SQL is a great alive language, it doesn't make your language a great one. I think it's called surv…

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    Comment #48104419

    Since when are thousands of lines of code changes "a small PR"?

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    Comment #47925138

    Full brake on the autobahn if you hit your 5min limit

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    Comment #47499236

    Comments like this should include how much $$$ you spend on tokens.

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    Comment #47119737

    + read books from a native author That makes you appreciate the beauty of the language!

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    Comment #46948749

    Why so cynic? This is a serious issue. And media coverage has nothing to do with the immoral state of the art of ignoring copyrights.

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    Comment #46948604

    Another interesting fact about plot sizes in Europe: You can see within an area which kind of inheritance law was in place: If farming plots are large, usually the oldest son inher…

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    Comment #46878429

    I am utterly confused at how you think rewriting entire libraries have less security holes than battle-hardened libraries that 1000s of other people use.

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    Comment #46547407

    Sudoku*. Suu means numbers in Japanese and Doku means solving here. So literally "number solving".

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    Comment #46512348

    > How long before car ownership is replaced with autonomous vehicle car pools? Click here to subscribe for an activation of your seat heater.

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    Comment #46323359

    In 10 years this will be a "that's how I would've done it 10 years ago too...or?? I don't remember"

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    Comment #45974317

    Defending that particular kind of driver: He might not have known to be the last car. But one thing he knows for sure: a long line of cars in front of him. Speeding up or keeping d…

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    Comment #45954789

    How do you recover democracy when you reunite with a non-democracy?

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    Comment #45760142

    Spy X Family. Super fun characters

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    Comment #45722874

    I just read "THE MEMOIRS OF THE CONQUISTADOR BERNAL DIAZ DEL CASTILLO WRITTEN BY HIMSELF" It's not fiction but it feels like a time warp into a world unimaginable.

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    Comment #45659411

    Store data persistently so it can be looked up efficiently* sounds like a single problem.

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    Comment #45566043

    Having had grandparents live through WWII (or any other war to be fair) also helps instill this attitude. I can barely imagine what kind of famines they had to endure.

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    Comment #45488395

    What about LLM training? What about training all the discarded or unused LLMs?

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    Comment #45456712

    In 2014 they burned a building with civilians inside: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Odesa_clashes

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    Comment #45400755

    Not sure why this is being downvoted. Alexander von Humboldt did a similar statement in his "Buch der Begegnungen" where he compares and finds cultures from tropical areas to be mo…