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Comment #49232260
That's not how people mentally price things though, i.e. "streaming is so much cheaper than the movie theaters!", etc
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Comment #49231479
TINA, There Is No Alternative
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Comment #49229612
It would probably had been fine had you just not put the "hand written" part.
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Comment #49196774
While I'm not glossing over real problems we have today (I'm also Gen-X), the 90s were not that great, you were just young and unencumbered. Healthcare was cheaper and more friendl…
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Comment #49196713
This reads as parody, but sounds like you are serious. What are some specific examples you've seen (without doxxing yourself of course).
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Comment #49157147
Which is cool, but also likely an outlier due to Christopher Nolan's usage of practical effects vs CGI. His clout probably helped with the funding of that tbh.
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Comment #49155469
I think in both cases, the LLM use needs to be handled by someone experienced with the domain. We are seeing this over and over with product development, writing, images, etc. With…
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Comment #49140733
I don't see how the alternatives ends any differently? We manufacture in China, they copy the products with lower margins then western companies can't compete on price.
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Comment #49085087
I am fairly convinced this was all designed only in graphic tools, and looked nice in static mockups, like those fake desktops with overlapping small windows widely spaced, etc. Th…
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Comment #49083828
They reduced the radius back to older, smaller size and now all apps use a single radius, vs the weird 3 different radii in Tahoe. Looks better.
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Comment #49011401
OP was asking why the attention now though specifically. I'm not calling it quackery, etc.
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Comment #49009065
Health fads come and go
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Comment #48992438
Yes, because the folks waiting slack-jawed for the monkeys to finish will no longer have the skills or discernment to know what Shakespeare looks like.
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Comment #48984750
...and goods produced overseas would need to be heavily tariffed. But that was roundly criticized so where does that leave us?
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Comment #48969332
Same here, and - while not trying to troll - the people I know who loudly proclaim how they keep hitting their limits are the ones who also seem to be blindly trying things through…
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Comment #48950520
I agree and feel same. Doubly so since after 100+ years it's now more expensive and difficult to build a custom home? Seems off.
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Comment #48938868
Yeah right? I used to live in nicer/upper area and like everybody got help from their parents for house, if not outright given to them.
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Comment #48893895
> They may not be a majority, but if kinder souls decide to leave for a more welcoming community Given the context, you mean Rust? Nothing against Rust folks but I wouldn't really …
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Comment #48883512
It's agents all the way down~!
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Comment #48866173
People who say this gloss over the horrific fire bombing of Tokyo, etc (so bad B-29 crews could smell the bodies burning from thousands of feet above...). Hiroshima and Nagasaki we…
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Comment #48841496
Please tell me this was not interview for a SaaS CRUD app role
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Comment #48841480
No no, see those are all softball questions, and the only way to prove they are not coasting fakers or liars is to quiz them like this. /s
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Comment #48818085
> I'm baffled at how US performs poorly for their people given they have abundant energy. Norway and Iceland also have abundant energy and their people are seeing the benefits. It'…
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Comment #48794784
The folks I know who attempt to 'treat' themselves with substances generally just get worse. That's not a judgement, just an observation.
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Comment #48786346
One nice thing about the rise of ORMs back in the day was it broke the stranglehold our traditional DBAs had on the data tier. I respected them and their skills, but in a product o…