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Comment #49189888
Yeah Opus 4.8 / GPT 5.5 what I use. Fable is okish, the coding experience is a bit weird with it.
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Comment #49188846
I am not sure about GPT-5.6. It usually 10x more verbose for no apparent reason than GPT-5.5. Maybe it is only me.
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Comment #49181990
We should create gdprdelights.eu and list of these use cases.
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Comment #49165530
> left no ecological footprint Well not in a sense you might think. There are few odd things: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terra_preta https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-natur…
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Comment #49148113
Yes I used it when Confluence had a bug and an account with got stuck and there was no way to delete my account of finish the registration. So I issued a GDPR delete request and re…
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Comment #49147880
Welcome to Germany? The best part is the drone situation. Both parties are buying from China.
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Comment #49147866
I mean workflows. Gdocs is disastrous in many scenarios. I think document management should be more like software version management with a nice ui. Editing the content (what it ha…
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Comment #49143391
Pre-llm era Tailwind was great for the backend people who did not want to learn CSS. Nowadays agents got this. Openprops might be a good option even with agents, at least for me it…
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Comment #49096762
There are so many better alternatives but it seems many people really like Word for some weird reason. The last time I cared I had to look up how to make a document starting the pa…
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Comment #49096740
I am wondering when the whole Excel/Word universe is going to die. One can only hope.
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Comment #49073596
Should we include this is the cost?
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Comment #49036265
In many cases it is bad to publish this info because they might come after you. There used to be a company who shielded the “researcher” from the legal consequences, can’t remember…
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Comment #49036214
Or Korean IoT products. The ones I was working on had insane approach to security.
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Comment #49036198
Not surprised, many of these vendors are doing crazy things, insane defaults, broken security, hardcoded values. Security is not a priority, I get that, but at the very least some …
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Comment #48989350
Is there a party that supports no bail?
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Comment #48968411
The brain is the most cholesterol-rich organ in the body. While accounting for only 2% of body weight, it contains roughly 20% of the body's cholesterol. It is essential for nerve …
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Comment #48965317
Are you seriously suggesting to cut into pharma profits?
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Comment #48965300
You should check which part of your body has the most cholesterol.
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Comment #48955881
The insulation is the easiest to add to old buildings. Red bricks offer better thermal insulation than dense standard concrete. Because of their porous clay structure, red bricks a…
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Comment #48955879
Exactly. There are other languages that can do that or worst case you can implement it yourself (not sure how hard that is).
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Comment #48951709
Imagine a programming language that has physical measurement unit support so this could have never happened.
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Comment #48943842
This is exactly what we did with houses, buildings. We had perfectly functional 100+ years old fully functional, gorgeous buildings and we replaced those with brutalist concrete/gl…
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Comment #48939645
Also they would need to adjust the refund it with inflation.
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Comment #48938842
Rust/Go rewrite when?
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Comment #48935906
Zig is a pre-1.0 language while Rust is post-1.0. This alone is settles which one to pick for may developers. The library support is probably favours Rust too. Rust build times are…