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exegete

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    Comment #48847274

    > The difference between Coordinated Universal Time UTC and the International Atomic Time TAI is : > > from 2017 January 1, 0h UTC, until further notice : UTC-TAI = -37s This means…

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    Comment #48647595

    How does this work with registration? Like what would they put for make and model for the car? I imagine there has to be a way to add custom cars to it.

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    Comment #48427389

    That's nice, but there's more to it: > However, the S&P Dow Jones Indices did “carve out one concession” by changing the investable weight factor rules for “lower-profile benchmark…

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    Comment #48138390

    The trend is somewhat new if we look long term. The gap between PhD’s and number of openings in academia has gotten a lot worse.

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    Comment #47954303

    I mean I don’t anyone thought this was in the US since the UI is not in English. Maybe it’s more of, this neat, wish we had it here?

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    Comment #47641640

    So if we’re being technical I think they did achieve escape velocity? But the moon’s gravity and some timed burns will slingshot them back.

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    Comment #47487037

    The article says Walmart is not abandoning ChatGPT but is going to use their own app in Chat’s ecosystem

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    Comment #47476362

    Nice work. One piece of feedback - the two shades of green are hard to distinguish and mean very different things

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    Comment #47111913

    “Accidentally” is not accurate. He used AI to inspect the source and found credentials that work in all devices. He also never gained control of anyone else’s devices. He never use…

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    Comment #47060742

    This is the third point release for the 26 series. Aren’t these primarily bugfixes? Or does Apple use a different versioning system?

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    Comment #47042086

    You have to deliberately turn off autocorrection on most phones

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    Comment #46974491

    Live camera of runway https://app.truelook.cloud/dashboard/581/980/live Linked from airport website: https://elpasointernationalairport.com/live-cameras/

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    Comment #46958174

    Most definitely marketing. It’s got the company name in it. I’m surprised other watch makers didn’t come up with their own time standards as gimmicks.

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    Comment #46754757

    Of course there’s always been that pressure but now with AI tooling the sheer volume of code that can be generated is massive.

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    Comment #46754748

    Yes but now there is so much more volume of code created in the same amount of time.

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    Comment #46744864

    To me the biggest benefit has been getting AI to write scripts that automate some things for me that are tedious but not needed to be deployed. Those scripts don’t have to be produ…

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    Comment #46744844

    I think the points about code ownership and responsibility are spot on. Management wants you to increase velocity with these agents so inevitably there is pressure to ship crappy c…

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    Comment #46678005

    AFAIK DMCA is such a strong law that you just have to circumvent any kind of access mechanism to violate it. I’m not a lawyer. “No person shall circumvent a technological measure t…

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    Comment #46677912

    DMCA wasn’t law during the lawsuits with CodeGenie and Nintendo.

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    Comment #46569495

    That might be why the first customers are utilities themselves.

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    Comment #46561749

    We do this at my work and guess what - meetings tend to run 5 minutes late because everyone knows the next meeting doesn’t start until 5 past.

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    Comment #46556196

    Seems like a good way to rationalize receiving and not giving anything.