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glhaynes
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Comment #49188468
Is there reason to think they've addressed them?
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Comment #49014975
But as you hint at in your second paragraph, people do take them instead of real medicine. So in that sense, it can be harmful.
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Comment #48998537
As a kid who hadn't seen anything else, the mechanic of "save early, save often" made perfect sense to me (and I've always wished I had a similar mechanism IRL!), just as I imagine…
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Comment #48862978
But I don't want farmers, I want meat
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Comment #48273765
"All that time babysitting the AIs just to be a little faster" doesn't seem like an accurate/unbiased portrayal of what they said: "The v1 feature feels more like a v3 given the am…
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Comment #48236918
Sometimes I think the main value in AI-maintained code being “high quality” is when the structure can enforce invariants. If invalid states aren’t representable, then the AI can’t …
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Comment #48196711
What an amazingly goofy (but also kinda maybe makes sense?) feature!
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Comment #48143776
rolleyes
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Comment #48143773
Why? This doesn't follow at all.
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Comment #48140811
I look at such things similarly, and have never felt like "team building exercises" were particularly valuable. I'm working with these people on the products we build for hours eve…
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Comment #48126781
As an American: we're gonna have to touch the stove to learn. Wish so badly that it weren't so.
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Comment #47964206
Can't be doing rEaL woRk unless you're flipping front panel switches to input machine code instructions.
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Comment #47811307
Seems like there's a good argument to be made that we'll have plenty of opportunities for valuable growth and learning, just about different things. Just like it's always been with…
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Comment #47786382
This seems the most likely explanation to me. It's just much more visually interesting than a page full of perfect burgers. Each one looks like a unique thing from the real world; …
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Comment #47706719
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Comment #47676292
Yeah, good point. For a little hobbyist site of no importance, I'm not too worried about vendor lock-in, but that calculus changes as it gets more important.
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Comment #47676165
Can anyone say why this is being downvoted? Seems like it makes sense to me, but this isn't my area of expertise.
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Comment #47666904
I never saw that bug, I don't think, but there was one where it had to start the response before you switched away. That's thankfully been fixed for a few weeks.
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Comment #47607241
Bummer of an experience. About a month ago I bought an unlocked 8a from a seller on Swappa and had no issue getting GrapheneOS (which works well!) on it.
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Comment #47493566
It'd be interesting to prompt it to do the same job but try to be innovative. To your point, yeah, I mostly don't want AI to be innovative unless I'm asking for it to be. In fact, …
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Comment #47389740
Yes. I'll go down a wrong path in 20 minutes that'd have taken me half a day to go down by hand, and I keep having to remind myself that code is cheap now (and the robot doesn't ge…
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Comment #47364427
There is truly no space in my device repertoire for a Neo and I can say that with confidence because of how much time I've spent trying to find one.
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Comment #47363753
Apple's fault that they didn't bother to edit the text that says "No install fuss"?
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Comment #47363668
> No install fuss — download and start designing immediately. also > Gatekeeper blocks the app immediately. You'll see either "TUIStudio cannot be opened because it is from an unid…