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derethanhausen
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Comment #48556872
I would not generalize based on experiences with Sonnet. The flagship models (Opus being the claude equivalent) are dramatically better.
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Comment #42290759
Fitting, given that iirc one of the problems was to implement a hashtable!
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Comment #39921842
Location: Utah, USA Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: Depends on role Technologies: JavaScript, React, Ruby, Go, JavaScript, C/C++, Rust, K8s, AWS, Linux, HTML, CSS, Git, Dock…
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Comment #36880461
I think there’s also a variety factor, heirlooms are usually very unique and fun-looking. But yes I think taste is generally good too. I’m growing heirloom Zucchini and Tomatoes th…
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Comment #36265878
Let’s go Utes!
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Comment #35657390
The Prius' efficiency comes from much much more than regenerative braking. Part is a focus on good aero and low weight, like many electric cars. But most is from leveraging the ele…
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Comment #27693889
Even an Earth ravaged by big rocks and volcanoes would be much more survivable than Mars in its current state.
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Comment #27485728
The elixir world has Oban[0] which implements quite a lot of advanced job features on top of PG. Admittedly it doesn’t quite have the usage of Celery and Sidekiq but most queueing …
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Comment #27131769
Postgres? ;) In all seriousness though, I wouldn't really expect database needs for Erlang & Friends to be that different from other languages. My current employer has a vertically…
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Comment #26946840
In my experience this results in a "Hey" from the woman 90% of the time. I've quipped to friends that it's "men message first, with extra steps". But I suppose the act of messaging…
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Comment #26317239
This is just whataboutism. Gold isn't used as a currency. Seems a stretch to claim the armies exist solely for the USD. And until the Lightning Network is actually implemented it w…
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Comment #25448658
It can get surprisingly expensive when left on 24/7. If someone can come up with a remote (dare I say, serverless?) development environment that could seamlessly suspend/resume or …
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Comment #23908319
Are those trenches and pits permanent? It was my understanding that the flats are from prehistoric lake Bonneville, which would make it seem as if they aren't going to regenerate u…
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Comment #23734331
Parent comment might have meant Pixel 3a, which also aims for the market segment of $400, nice camera, no frills.
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Comment #23037682
Did the graphics you chose have quality, easy to install drivers? Been thinking of doing something similar.
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Comment #18251437
I would be interested!