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Comment #42166061
Can anyone measure in how Claude compares to copilot? Copilot feels like a fancy auto complete, but people seem to have good experiences with Claude, even in more complex settings.…
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Comment #34703422
As I also doubt there's a good reason to define intelligence in just a range from 0-100.
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Comment #34688264
That's a good point. For more complex topics, the act of verifying correctness is also more complex. I think it's a fair tradeoff though. A more powerful tool also requires more wo…
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Comment #34687551
This doesn't seem much different to me than how people should use wikipedia. It looks like it will be a useful tool to use, you just can't be careless.
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Comment #34603077
That must be one of the more extreme examples. I'm probably being under compensated at the moment, but about half of recruiters reaching out are matching my salary.
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Comment #34240585
You CAN'T close pandora's box, but you CAN make jokes about pandora's box.
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Comment #34182526
Were they local to the area?
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Comment #34057587
I'm just an engineer with no background in finance, but didn't a fair part of the 2008 collapse come about by trusted third party risk auditing that went bad? Rather than maintaini…
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Comment #33754970
People eat it.
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Comment #32806515
For any python project bigger than trivial, I literally just build a docker image and run it from that.
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Comment #32798613
I used to work in concrete construction, doing post tensioned and SOMD for elevated slab. Coring might be simpler for SOMD, but post tensioned has such a high density of cables tha…
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Comment #32796458
You need to run plumbing through the floors to every unit. The floors are structural.
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Comment #32648205
Might be useful for those living in poverty and don't have access to a PC?
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Comment #32574219
That's like a nice coffee a day, everyday kind of value.
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Comment #31730983
Yeah, it's not funny, it's hilarious.
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Comment #31617135
But the idea is just too cool to die.
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Comment #31576918
lol. It sounds like they hire smart people. But smart people =/= good engineers. Good engineers keep things as simple as they can.
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Comment #31546748
This is an issue that makes me feel conflicted in the case where there are already a lot of people cheating. If there's already a lot of people cheating, it doesn't make practical …
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Comment #31441829
This was back when I was a student and had the FX and one GPUs. Getting an internship meant that I had the money for an upgrade, and the cheapest, most straightforward was to get a…
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Comment #31440858
For a bit of time, I ran an over clocked FX 8320 and crossfire 7970's. The heat that machine put out was tremendous. I only had a wall mounted AC unit so I had to practically take …
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Comment #31393460
I think this project is nostalgia-bait, but it's a good example of what you can do with the framework mainboard.
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Comment #31393450
I don't really see myself thumb typing with a cyberdeck though.
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Comment #31390272
On the other hand, that means a mining rig is worth a car's pollutants? That's a lot.
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Comment #30929168
You didn't even read what I wrote: "Regardless, I think it's important for people to trust their own judgement, and weigh anecdotal experiences and advice from regular people, with…
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Comment #30927737
That's not what you said at all. What you have down is this: "so we're at a point in the Internet where random people feel confident enough to tell others to disregard professional…