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fareesh
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Comment #49147427
Would be nice to be able to build iOS apps on Linux ARM runners
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Comment #48895680
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Comment #48878730
sam altman: aww you're sweet elon musk: hello human resources
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Comment #48731067
I've used a lot of local models and all of them felt like toys. This one actually felt useful. I hear Qwen 36-A3B is also good, yet to try that one.
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Comment #48484663
was famous for being the $35 computer and it is now $350
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Comment #48366737
i like groq but models seem to have stagnated - looks like the company isn't focused on b2c anymore?
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Comment #48220783
"ok flipper hack everything, make no mistakes"
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Comment #48062964
it was worse
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Comment #48040650
son of gaben may live upto the legend, otherwise it ends with him
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Comment #48035080
Agents are shipping code faster all over the world and in some cases 24 hours a day. Additionally, some significant number of non-developers are now developers i.e. they are also s…
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Comment #47941895
i empathize with the folks running a largely free service who are being spammed by bots and built everything around some other assumptions
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Comment #47858013
Needs to be deterministic. ACLs
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Comment #47708452
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Comment #47696722
looks like one of those things the ad agency (AMV BBDO) claims to have invented just in time for awards season
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Comment #47658721
The root of the problems seems to be trying to find a holy grail design that works across all their businesses. Surface tablet mode, touchscreen laptop, touchscreen desktop (surfac…
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Comment #47532468
never had a problem with github, i must be using it during the 90% of the time that it works
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Comment #47480102
doesn't it use up a lot of disk space compared to other distros because of the way everything is set up?
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Comment #47468190
It ends up being a LARP In reality the starting point itself is something absurd like "all vendors must be ISO certified no exceptions" Nobody wants to be the person who says an ex…
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Comment #47468025
Data protection is a tiny component of what certifications like ISO and SOC2 involve. The data protection stuff is welcome and often pre-existing, the other stuff is what annoys pe…
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Comment #47467987
This assumes that there is only 1 way to protect consumers
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Comment #47467977
The D in Democratic People's Republic of Korea means it should be democratic so why is it a dictatorship? The world doesn't work based on abbreviations. It's very normal for any co…
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Comment #47467961
easily the best one
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Comment #47459360
A lot of startups move fast with a small team. You build something great and big corporation X wants to buy a subscription but you need to be certified. Much of this is a good chec…
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Comment #47145758
Accuracy is often presumed to be english, which is fine, but it's a vague thing to say "higher" because does it mean higher in English only? Higher in some subset of languages? Whi…
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Comment #46991638
this agent seems indistinguishable from the stereotypical political activist i see on the internet they both ran the same program of "you disagree with me therefore you are immoral…