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elAhmo
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Comment #49240808
I wish they solved the issue happening for years on MacOS where Docker keeps up eating all available free space and ends up requiring restart of the whole machine, instead of Gordo…
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Comment #49240536
For majority of people, especially children, book is an authoritative source. Virtually no one outside of research fields and very excited enthusiasts will check sources in depth t…
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Comment #49235888
This is not viable long term, but cool to ride the train while the outsourcing lasts.
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Comment #49207329
They were busy buying open source frameworks and teams behind those.
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Comment #49195558
DeepMind is just a part of Google which does research stuff, and Google is a massive company that does loads of things but mostly sells ads. OpenAI and Anthropic are in a completel…
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Comment #49168603
You can't cater to every single person out there. The author comes as quite entitled.
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Comment #49156313
This is not slightly comical, it is very comical. Side projects are not mandatory, if you are using them to learn something, asking LLMs to generate and for you to type it makes no…
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Comment #49020735
You literally answered what is wrong with the name.
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Comment #48989009
Losing credibility means someone had it. I don't think anyone thinks Flock had any credibility. This was known from the beginning.
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Comment #48981481
People without EU citizenship also enter EU. Recent changes to EES system have been a disaster, and as op has pointed out, people do have to scan their biometrics more than once co…
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Comment #48897290
I use handy.computer and it is pretty much everything I want from a transcribing app.
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Comment #48897280
Yet there are people still giving money to Musk, using X, Grok and other products which are run by a guy who decided to kill millions of kids worldwide. I know your acquaintances a…
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Comment #48882918
There are other apps too, such as Overcast, and ads on podcasts are really easy to skip .
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Comment #48849914
> Use shorter prompts: In internal evaluations, replacing long, explicit system prompts with minimal prompts improved scores by roughly 10–15%, while reducing total tokens by 41–66…
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Comment #48845834
This might get this control out, but people's anti-EU stance will just be increased by this and long-term this is a terrible move. Just fueling material for right wingers who will …
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Comment #48831781
You fail to understand that Apple investing in China is in their best interest - and then returned back to millions of shareholders. If investing in the USA would be a better ROI, …
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Comment #48831693
It is quite inevitable that things like this happen whenever a big, soulless corporation ends up buying people who unique set of skills and talent. Similar thing is happening in ot…
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Comment #48828999
I know a few of my comments are related to this, but these new names are horrible. Why introduce ANOTHER layer of confusion and drop the mini, nano suffixes that people got used to…
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Comment #48810048
What pages?
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Comment #48806993
This is such a sad state of the industry that a reply to a tweet is now considered like an announcement by the company. No context, nothing, just a title and a random link to a twe…
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Comment #48802509
Back to terrible naming from Open AI.
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Comment #48798132
https://www.openstreetmap.org/ has a good web client :)
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Comment #48798126
e-Residency is most likely the main reason for this 'run' from Estonia.
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Comment #48775818
Network request access is really helpful! When having access to both backend and frontend, and then seeing what actual code is requesting and returning can really help with hunting…
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Comment #48761741
Same as in Balkans. We literally used coursebooks from Britain.