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drbscl

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    Comment #49081062

    Slop article, slop site... slop model?

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    Comment #49023783

    OpenAI's strategy lead made a post on X advocating for the banning of Chinese models in the wake of Kimi K3's release. To be clear, YCombinator et al are advocating for them to rem…

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    Comment #49009255

    I'm usually one to say the same thing, but unless you're doing something that specifically hits instruction cache hard, for most productivity workloads (compiling, video editing, e…

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    Comment #48980706

    Just an outage I think, the archive works for me now

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    Comment #48978671

    Admittedly I prefer Hermes and oh-my-pi, but most of this post is just hyperbole

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    Comment #48891352

    The thing is, it's possible to call a spade a spade without resorting to ad hominem. Andrew's post would've been more effective if he focused more on the Rust port being for market…

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    Comment #48814945

    I think it depends on your use case. For my personal projects (a mix of webdev & some Rust desktop apps) it's honestly very close to Opus 4.8 (which I use in my day job). I don't f…

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    Comment #48797698

    This is a very enjoyable read, what a great project!

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    Comment #48796135

    The first story seems to be more of a problem with the engineering team's onboarding process than the firm's recruiter.

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    Comment #48764447

    I use vp with sveltekit for my personal projects now, and I must say it's a very nice experience.

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    Comment #48744853

    > I enjoy my job a lot I'll be real with you, I wouldn't make a throwaway account to talk about a bad company policy if I enjoyed my job. I'd recommend looking for another, the job…

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    Comment #48723500

    Famously, Mao Zedong was neither left-wing, nor a nationalist, right?

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    Comment #48722006

    It's definitely possible to be a left-wing nationalist

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    Comment #48721418

    Wikipedia of the party in question: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%96rebro_Party# Doesn't really sound all that far-right to me. Nationalist, sure. I'm not Swedish though, so I …

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    Comment #48705848

    80% of these are thriving in reality.

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    Comment #48675685

    > The BitTorrent community has responded to these trends by deploying decentralizing tracking systems based on distributed hash tables (DHTs). No it doesn't. Before you try to corr…

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    Comment #48568542

    > degrade functionality to a point where some players might say the game is unplayable etc. Yeah, it's a good point, the law that may result from parliament does need to be clear o…

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    Comment #48568452

    That's not related to SKG though, that's storefront policy. In principle, as long as _you_ are not blocking using the binary on hardware that supports (i.e. a player already has it…

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    Comment #48568404

    > And FWIW: People building games contribute something to society, playing them contributes nothing. You're aware that they are taxed products that people buy with their wages, rig…

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    Comment #48265147

    The iOS one is pretty much just an SSH client (and also seems like a different developer piggybacking off the name)

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    Comment #48251194

    > They could just buy insurance. > the police get sued all the time anyways. It's just that the burden currently falls on the taxpayers. I fail to see how this would change anythin…

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    Comment #48178208

    Similarly, I listened to a talk from someone who used to perform analysis of aerial images of farmland to estimate yields at harvest, which would then be used to trade in the futur…

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    Comment #48051440

    Better Auth is basically just a library / scripts that you run in your application.

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    Comment #47936997

    Ah, it’s still very useful though, thanks for the port!