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eternal_braid
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Comment #48720625
Many people who replied to you seem to have missed your joke. I appreciated it.
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Comment #48086108
You can instruct an LLM to improve the test coverage.
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Comment #47986241
It needs a (2002) and it is behind a paywall.
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Comment #45931268
A company can't be included in S&P 500 if it doesn't make money, no matter what its market capitalization is. See Tesla for precedent.
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Comment #45454854
Search for Meena from Google.
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Comment #43067153
uv makes the experience of installing dependencies in Python much better.
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Comment #42122590
I would argue that answer seeking queries have lower commercial value, compared to queries about products or services.
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Comment #41294910
If a resource is practically unlimited (say air), then money doesn't play a role. Money is a way to assign priority to the acquisition of a resource, similarly to the role of a que…
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Comment #41098508
My favorite terminal. Super easy to split screen either horizontally or vertically, which is the most important feature for me.
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Comment #41023556
https://you.com/search should be more popular.
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Comment #40637845
The Instagram mafia.
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Comment #40593379
What company is that?
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Comment #40201874
Another recommendation is "Person of Interest". The series was ahead of its time with the implications of AI on society. It also has spies.
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Comment #39341207
Remarkable has that built in. They offer their own cloud service that makes it trivial to sync your files. My flow is: 1. (Optional) Upload something on Google drive. 2. Copy it on…
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Comment #38822899
The culture refers to commits like: "add tests" "track new files" "test passes" "tests compile" "temp" and not to logically independent changes.
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Comment #37700793
Bram has unfortunately died.
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Comment #37700664
This is great advice. Remember, though. You can still get it, even if you do all that. Having cancer is not a moral failure. Even kids may get it. Realizing, not in a philosophical…
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Comment #37630854
At some point, it is good to die, to make room for the next generation, no matter how great you are. Others deserve a shot, too.
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Comment #37524687
"a considerable payout for the tech giant that following a years-long investigation into its data practices."
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Comment #37519176
Have you heard of long running holdbacks? Even if not, rest assured that for major features, they are very commonly run.