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felixarba
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Comment #44491943
> ChatGPT was outright lying to people. And making us look bad in the process, setting false expectations about our service. I find it interesting that any user would attribute thi…
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Comment #44157564
> Every kid with a laptop thinks they're the next Zuckerberg, but most can't debug their way out of a paper bag I feel like I've seen this quote many times over the years. Also, ho…
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Comment #43793770
This was wonderful. The choice to be a fan is within us all.
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Comment #42698290
Honestly, like they published every single statistic, except the actual offenders. If it’s such an important mission for them, then why not publish the offenders?
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Comment #42192261
Nationalism is not the thing stopping most people. It's your friends, family and the feeling of belonging. This is culture, not nationalism. I lived in Canada for 10 years before m…
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Comment #42181565
I know it's not comparable to Google, but Microsoft did significantly invest in open source, they also open sourced .NET, made TypeScript, VS Code
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Comment #40114087
This is beautiful and very fun
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Comment #39535477
I second this! I was recently looking into a way to build something like this for my grandfather, but wasn't even sure where to start from the hardware side. I wanted to have hardw…
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Comment #39509116
I think it's worth a read because it does contain nuance and food for thought that would get lost in a summary. It's not that long, and I'm a slow reader. But, to try and summarize…
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Comment #38709520
I entered "bakery" and got dice, a bug, and something I can't recognize
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Comment #38693819
I think you might be reading into it a bit too much. The author is saying that this code > reads exactly like how a person might talk about what they want to test A person WOULDN'T…
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Comment #38164253
ME! I think that, you found me
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Comment #37764672
Exceptional and very fun, all I have to say.
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Comment #37402842
I found this article helpful. Most comments on here seem to suggest that hourly is best done when clients don't know what they want, and I think that actually misses the point of t…
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Comment #25802486
Interesting reading the comments how everyone has their own best way of joining a new team. For me, the best way to join a codebase without a doubt is to actually just use the prod…
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Comment #25407501
Had a similar experience, most of my recommendations are childrens books.
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Comment #24178688
I have a morse code app which consistently crashed when certain users would try to translate letter "i", and it took me a long time to figure out that only the turkish users would …
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Comment #23860957
Tesla is one of the most heavily shorted stocks, and earning 1 million honestly wouldn't even be such a big deal considering how many instititutional and retail investors are swing…
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Comment #23732354
This is not as good as it sounds just because it works for you. People don't love moving, and they usually move for better work opportunities, not to accomodate a pay cut at their …
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Comment #23584951
I don't know if it was a good idea showing the link in the comments, since OP clearly didn't want their business mentioned. I understand anyone could've done what you did, but that…
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Comment #21727504
Would be interesting to hear why it doesn't play nice with rails yet
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Comment #21240753
You don't have to be well versed in nuclear physics to understand the dangers of nuclear weapons.
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Comment #18516228
Here's a link from an article I remember reading a few months ago that caught me by surprise as well. https://m.huffingtonpost.ca/2018/07/24/toronto-best-city-tec...
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Comment #17986437
Whoah
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Comment #17169159
That's what I thought as well about HP, just anecdata, but every single HP I had (3 of them in total) broke within a year, for various reasons. I always thought it was just a coinc…