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Comment #47378341
Why would that be necessary? Their product isn't a framework, isn't related to console apps, and isn't directly related to React.
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Comment #47286071
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Crypto/rand...
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Comment #47143024
If it's a permanent reference to a record wouldn't /sets/2546/pics/8597 make more sense?
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Comment #47066327
Did you actually throw it away or returned it?
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Comment #46779789
A bus isn't going to fall out of the air and land in the ocean. A bus isn't going to be hijacked and flown into the top of a building.
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Comment #45109895
Well, compare them to Microsoft: 50 years old with 228,000 employees and $282 billion in revenue.
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Comment #43648572
I believe that jab was that PHP has a bunch of ways to do similar things and Python, in their view, is turning out that way, too.
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Comment #43538367
>Our AI industry web traffic analysis is based on estimated data from reliable sources such as SEMrush and Ahrefs. We track 10,500+ AI tools across 171 categories, updating data ev…
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Comment #43476278
I think you would be better off having the LLM help you build up the plot with high level chapter descriptions and then have it dig into each chapter or arc. Or start by giving it …
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Comment #43357994
Can you give an example of a country where you think the population would do something violent or upending if they had an Elon?
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Comment #43111303
But that's not a good branding name. Would you argue that a mini fridge should only be marketed as a miniature refrigerator? It's a mouthful. Why does the name that's used for bran…
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Comment #43008436
To me it seems to have very little to do with his antics. Surely inflation, market saturation, and increased competition is more probable?
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Comment #42372287
My guess is he was referring to financial predators. Greed and lust rather than wrath.
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Comment #41673707
We've got about 6 billion adults. I think we can be concerned with and address multiple threats at the same time. It's not a zero sum game of risk avoidance.
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Comment #41549272
> Expecting you to learn the basics about the tools you're using is not expecting too much. Do you/have you worked in a corporate environment? You seem to have an idealistic view a…
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Comment #41460126
It'd be cool if you showed off and did your own comparison and posted it on your blog. It'd also be cool if your blog was sorted newest to oldest - it's currently the reverse.
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Comment #41460116
Why not let us try the new model for free like the 5 uses available for the 70B model? Seems like a no brainer to hook new users if what you're selling is worth it, eh?
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Comment #41387103
Maybe a little odd, but it did start with Python. I mean, Jupyter stands for Julia, Python, and R already - so it's not too weird they just keep using the same file format.
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Comment #39823518
There's definitely a big distribution disparity. 11 of the 15 most populous countries use the period for decimals.
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Comment #39504468
We don't need to eat the whole pie! We'd still get the taxes, wages, institutional training to develop skilled labor, and onshoring. Let them keep their IP and profit from their ev…
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Comment #39263213
The compiled option isn’t intended for serverless or edge uses, you just deploy the source files and the platform takes over.
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Comment #39071334
maybe "barely doing anything" is better than doing nothing, though?