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Comment #49249193
Hey, we can also expect LLMs to clog the wheels of the USPTO with patentslop so at least we've got that going for us.
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Comment #49246703
Copyrights for protecting software seems likely to die on the altar of LLMs. It seems likely patents will become more important.
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Comment #49242544
I tried to figure out devcontainers (I don't use vscode) but it seemed like a lot of complexity and ended up just doing the old-school thing and creating a separate user/group that…
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Comment #49242491
I used to use dangerously-skip-permissions until auto appeared and I gave it a try and honestly I don't know there's much of a difference? If auto had existed in the past I would n…
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Comment #49227360
I appreciate you and that you still believe the lies of how academics works.
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Comment #49227126
I don't give a shit what you "accounted for", you're hot air with no teeth in the game passing yourself off as some sort of "expert" or knowledgeable about anything. I might as wel…
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Comment #49226793
Why does which college I attended have more bearing than the ones I have and do work at? I don't particularly care for your stupid irrelevant demand and I am refusing to engage it.…
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Comment #49226088
I don't think you understand how hiring, promotion and departmental finances works at US universities for roughly the last two decades.
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Comment #49225055
Yes indeed. College departments are well-known for cutting the ranks of the professors who have proven track records of boosting enrollment in favor of awarding tenure to the profe…
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Comment #49224770
The problem is the vicious feedback nowadays of online student evaluations of professors. Professors that are rigorous get complaints and low rankings, kids don't sign up for their…
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Comment #49214314
To me the ratio just looks like an underdamped vibration of the baby boom. Boomer parents had more kids than the steady state.
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Comment #49185482
I don't know if they are doomed but https://isaiprofitable.com/ seems concerning about Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft.
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Comment #49135567
I only get anything useful when I force extremely strict standards and opinions so that it is impossible to deviate from what I want. That only really works in some languages and s…
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Comment #49101314
People say that and I used to agree, but honestly I use neither MS Office nor LibreOffice heavily anymore. Nowadays I can figure out what to do in MS Office very quickly but LibreO…
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Comment #49067023
Seems like they could have had a warrant in that case.
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Comment #49063888
Destroyed evidence of what?
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Comment #49044347
I'm more on the clinical physics side building tools for scanner/equipment QA and data handling/workflow automation/de-identification and anonymization but I also build random litt…
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Comment #49043384
I haven't had a chance to try Opus 5 yet but Fable currently refuses to do anything in my field (radiology image analysis). It didn't used to be that way but that has been the real…
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Comment #49006357
Is anyone at Debian paid to keep up with this spigot of CVEs?
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Comment #48953545
There's also a screwworm outbreak going on.
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Comment #48953364
Yeah it's real rocket science at work here. Grocery bill keeps going up and less and lower quality food comes home. It's a real mystery.
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Comment #48876825
For the same reasons you replied to my comment
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Comment #48865852
It is just horrible writing style. It doesn't particularly matter that AI wrote it.
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Comment #48865843
Yeah, I can't figure out where this "voice" comes from and it is so impossible to get rid of. It is so grating.
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Comment #48839661
And why not Sonnet?