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estetlinus
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Comment #49236414
> London cabbies must memorize more than 25,000 streets within a 6-mile radius of Charing Cross, a challenge known as “The Knowledge” that takes three to four years. What the hell.…
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Comment #49122411
I think this is even worse for music. There’s almost no way to tell if a track is produced by humans or AI.
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Comment #49039903
Pretty convenient that the prompt is too dangerous to share. We just have to take them at their word.
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Comment #49037546
I don’t know if this helps, as kids don’t make it easier BUT they do make you much more aware of how valuable your time is. One free hour as a parent feels like a full free day to …
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Comment #49032960
An escaping AI is such a better narrative
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Comment #49020656
> My company spends millions on ai token every month How much profit does the AI company make from those tokens?
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Comment #49016827
And I am still waiting for the Apple Reminders AI to sort Milk in the right category…
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Comment #48980104
> absurd Rube-Goldberg contraption of microservices Such a lovely analogy. FYI it’s mine now.
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Comment #48965583
The AI is just like me, then.
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Comment #48960363
It is the only fruit that requires no washing before consuming. And also, it makes my tummy hard.
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Comment #48957415
It the synthetic IQ goatse
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Comment #48955219
> I can't seem to keep my notes messy. Eventually, I start structuring the notes, doing cleaner handwriting, adding a cover or some stickers Is this a so-called humble brag? FYI my…
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Comment #48945258
Yup. When it does me dirty, I let it know my entire emotional spectrum.
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Comment #48939169
Can you suggest any good resources for your statement? I know DuckDB is hyped, but didn’t know they’re eating engines and catalogs.
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Comment #48939104
I love what I am hearing. I still see a lot of engineers using pandas, but it is such a horrible tools. You usually find an abandoned notebook with 100s of ”df_final_2” with sequen…
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Comment #48916436
Inference is cheap as long as you have 1000 data centers full of GPUs. The only crux is you have neither.
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Comment #48884662
CC went from sane defaults in late 2025 to feature scope creep early 2026. So more features might be good, but sounds like an ick for me. But I have zero prestige, I might switch b…
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Comment #48884648
Anthropic is the silver lining keeping p(doom) below 1.0
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Comment #48883768
Recently switched to Codex after 6m in Claude. Codex seems more open, it’s easier to follow what the model is doing and the approvals have a better UX. Overall, it just feels more …
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Comment #48883748
Well, I have to open the lid on my computer and remember my password, no?
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Comment #48883427
+1 The best audiobook I’ve ever listened to is Stephen Kings On Writing: A memoir of the Craft, read by the author. One of our times best storytellers, both when it comes to writin…
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Comment #48882335
I find it so hard to read with two toddlers. But find your tips inspiring tbh.
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Comment #48879250
+1, I don’t understand who these greenfielders are. Either I wait on the CI to finish, or I’m in a meeting.
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Comment #48876533
I can’t help but wonder how they’ve implemented the suggestions, I am not alone https://www.reddit.com/r/ios/s/Sk6kDfv3Hp
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Comment #48876497
We have Siri, we have Apple Intelligence, we have AI that can solve open Erdős problems. Obviously, creating software is still hard.