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dkdbejwi383

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    Comment #49179915

    https://twitter-thread.com/t/2084727476761083926

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    Comment #49152656

    > rules[...] have the potential to enable NPC like behaviour which is all too common Would you mind explaining this? What is NPC-like behaviour?

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    Comment #49005425

    Extract money from venture capital

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    Comment #49003307

    Even with "reduce motion" enabled the background of this page is constantly animating - it's so distracting I just gave up.

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    Comment #48989713

    A log sink should be fast, light on resources and reliable. I'm not an AI skeptic but I can't imagine using AI to classify log data like this is going to meet those requirements. Y…

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    Comment #48932346

    Seems like OP has conflated the job queue and the job scheduler here.

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    Comment #48903713

    I could count the number of times I've written a detailed summary in the body of a commit message, and had it read by my colleague reviewing who then didn't need to leave a comment…

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    Comment #48829033

    Then I just have to learn to read sheet music to figure out what each specific tune means

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    Comment #48806063

    What's wrong with "large language model"?

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    Comment #48761866

    Toolchain Grand Vitesse

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    Comment #48761553

    As a non-American I don't know what "basic cable" is (or what the other tiers are), just that you don't have free-to-air TV

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    Comment #48761519

    > (IE; I never use the word "chip" to mean crisps or fries - I will instead use "Crisps", despite it being british, and fries, despite it being American; in order to avoid ambiguit…

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    Comment #48760586

    I was using a standard/non-silent HHKB but found it a little too noisy for a quiet office. Plus I like using arrow keys and found I'd get a sore pinky with the HHKB layout. I'm bac…

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    Comment #48760343

    Given how long staggered qwerty has been around (longer than computers have existed for) I wouldn't hold my breath

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    Comment #48662650

    Mathematicians don’t skip past the basics and jump straight into differential equations just because we have calculators, nor do chefs eschew knife skills because we have food proc…

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    Comment #48662549

    Open source contributions being a great way to learn and to pad out your CV has been considered good advice on all sides of the various seas I’ve lived throughout my career too - i…

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    Comment #48641621

    This is just the trope of the "wise and mystical oriental"

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    Comment #48582255

    Surely you'd be _more_ secure near a station as there are more "eyes on the street" near an activity hub than tucked away in an isolated suburban node

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    Comment #48582234

    In addition to the other good reasons also raised, PT has much more optimal land-use than private cars. Train stations or metro stations take up relatively little land and can be i…

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    Comment #48494081

    What route is that, and why is everyone screaming at them, for someone out of the loop?

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    Comment #48462372

    This is how it works in Australia, which means it's a pain for tourists as you need to provide a passport for ID and get it activated, as opposed to just grabbing one at an airport…

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    Comment #48460734

    At first I thought "medior" was a strange typo for "senior", but on seeing it twice I had to check - apparently it's used in some parts of Europe to mean "mid-level"

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    Comment #48458659

    Albertadieu