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femiagbabiaka
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Comment #48970831
It doesn’t work, it performs horribly and is full of bugs. Serious people use open harnesses.
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Comment #48877441
Objectively speaking, Russia is one of the most creative and innovative societies of all time. Literature, science, music, sporting, mathematics, computing, you name it, a Russian …
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Comment #48735431
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Comment #48495587
The cloud provider isn't the harness, Terraform/OpenTofu/Pelumi and the abstractions you build using them are. The cloud provider is the LLM. It's not as fungible as the LLM and th…
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Comment #48187818
All of the people who I agree with are ensouled, all of them I disagree with are not.
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Comment #48063105
Perhaps it's time to switch to paradigms that allow faster patch generation, application, and rollout... like Nix.
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Comment #48056640
Yes, and, for non-personal machines or anything connected to the internet: now is a great time to get good at rolling out patches and new releases quickly.
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Comment #47940436
Old but still good: https://blogs.chapman.edu/wilkinson/2018/10/16/fear-of-musli...
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Comment #47938152
It makes sense given a few things, although it's not as bad as you're saying: 1. The median American lives in a city and has exposure to Muslims and is most likely not Islamophobic…
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Comment #47936709
At least in part, they legitimately see Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Israel, and now Syria, as part of the American empire. I would argue this is a bipartisan elite belief as well, you see…
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Comment #47878454
The number of nines assigned to a suite of services is not indicative of the quality of SRE at any given company, but rather a reflection of the tradeoffs a business has decided to…
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Comment #47852807
Why?
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Comment #47698205
That's because Israel killed hundreds of civilians in Lebanon today.
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Comment #47697748
Oman and Iran are splitting the fees RE: the statements by Iran.
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Comment #47663127
The experience one has with this stuff is heavily influenced by overall load and uptime of Anthopic's inference infra itself. The publicly reported availability of the service is o…
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Comment #47518021
I like it as well, although it was and is very buggy in certain instances.
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Comment #47502610
could use some investigation of the ukranians techniques -- the number of interceptors the U.S. used within the first four days of the war eclipsed the total amount Ukranians have …
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Comment #47489151
If we stay on the current path, in a few months tech will start to feel the pain of Trump's rampage. The only redeemable thing about that is that maybe tech workers and Americans g…
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Comment #47417812
They don't, because almost entirely is not the same as entirely.
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Comment #47403211
It's still extremely odd that they don't just... turn off.. ever? Even the case marketing copy notes this: > When stored in the soft, slim Smart Case, AirPods Max enter an ultra‑lo…
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Comment #47389822
Support small theatres, you won’t get charged like this.
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Comment #47339433
> Israeli VCs tend to be uninterested in IPOs in general - too much of an operational headache and it's difficult to exit a position quickly. Interesting, why is this more true of …
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Comment #47328882
Seems possible that MMO's will have a resurgence once the Roblox generation comes of age.
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Comment #47325303
the outcome of the review isn't just that the code gets shipped, it's knowledge transfer from the senior engineer to the junior engineers that then creates more senior engineers