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enumjorge

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    Comment #45559130

    With distributed systems I'd say network unreliability introduces a good amount of unpredictability. Whether that's comparable to what traditional engineering disciplines see, I co…

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    Comment #44093309

    > The primary reason people buy Expressive Animator is its high quality You keep talking past people. The feedback they're sharing is very simple. It's not super clear from your sa…

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    Comment #43627104

    The background is not solid black. There is a very subtle background image that is most visible on the top right corner. The contrast is so low though that it's very hard to see.

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    Comment #43447017

    Self promotion is fine, but you've plugged the company you work for four times on this thread already. It's also appreciated when you add a disclaimer like you've done in the past …

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    Comment #43008677

    Almost everything that is happening in US politics was telegraphed beforehand if you were looking carefully enough. If Musk's current level of influence and his actions are a surpr…

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    Comment #42927481

    > if Musk frees up a significant fraction of the budget? Freeing up money is not actually that hard. Doing it in a constructive way is a lot more difficult. I could go in and compl…

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    Comment #42831978

    I'll echo what other comments have stated, which is that my problem with AI slop is not just the quality but also the subtle deceit of presenting something that a computer generate…

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    Comment #42152175

    > Generally, it seems to me that a lot of people are saying, basically, "I don't want to engage in a social network that isn't and echo chamber of my beliefs." The issue with Twitt…

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    Comment #41991569

    I'm not sure why people can't be humble enough to accept that we don't really know what the future will hold. Just because people have underestimated some new technology in the pas…

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    Comment #41363347

    My comment came out crankier than I intended. I do think comments like yours are valuable, and I agree that you were respectful and informative. I'm just genuinely amused that the …

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    Comment #41362983

    Apologies for the very off-topic reply, but I can't help but find it a little funny that on a thread exalting a particular tool, the top comment at the time of this writing is a li…

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    Comment #41135693

    Maybe I'm out of the loop, but is this a known issue? As in, are dental offices a higher risk location for diseases to spread?

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    Comment #40830324

    I bet if Microsoft were not extracting value from someone else's content, but instead had their content being used to power someone else's business, they'd be singing a very differ…

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    Comment #40749380

    Do beginners find these type of big list of resources and roadmaps helpful? As someone who's been in the industry for a long time and with several years of FE experience, if someon…

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    Comment #40344248

    I say this as a frontend dev--if your goal was to convince backend folks that adopting jsx/tsx is not that complicated, my guess is that your comment won't do that. The setup you d…

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    Comment #40281823

    Something similar is happening in the dental world in the US. Private equity companies are buying up individual practices, and with the sky-high loans required to go to dental scho…

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    Comment #40248549

    The other response is correct that this is not ironic. Roughly speaking, irony is when something happens that is the opposite of what you'd expect. A firefighter's home burning dow…

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    Comment #40018804

    > having a data store than non-devs can easily interact with while having a web app in front of it that didn't require a server to be set up Isn't this one of the use cases for Air…

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    Comment #39612232

    I'm not sure I buy that users are lowering their guard down just because these companies have enforced certain restricts on LLMS. This is only anecdata, but not a single person I'v…

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    Comment #39393832

    I guess it depends on your definition of progress. None of those examples you listed sound particularly appealing to me. I've never watched a show and thought I'd get more enjoymen…

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    Comment #38697856

    It strikes me as a similar situation to Meta and the whole VR/metaverse thing. A company takes an ecosystem that's gaining popularity, makes a big bet on it in the hopes that it fu…

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    Comment #38645610

    While defund the police was ill-though out, let's remember that it was a response to the continued use of excessive use of force by police. As one of the parent commenters said, SP…

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    Comment #38597929

    > [Twitter]'s off better than ever I'd agree that it's hard to take an opinion seriously that pronounces Twitter as dead. As you pointed out, when OpenAI's drama was unfolding, the…

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    Comment #38319741

    A lot of comments on this thread are sharing personal theories as if they were facts. Sam also talked about the dangers of AI. It’s likely that he did so to encourage a regulatory …

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    Comment #38311998

    Trying to improve your efficiency by not capitalizing the words is like trying to get rich by not buying lattes.