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human305893

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    Comment #49033740

    This is close to the stupidest thing I've ever read. Congrats

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    Comment #49030190

    It didn't even email someone eating a sandwich in the park. So not that impressive.

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    Comment #49019844

    As someone who laps in a pool with fish in it occasionally. It could be true. (google Sydney ocean pools to see what I'm talking about)

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    Comment #49014800

    It now only works if you're logged in.

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    Comment #48991030

    vim tweakers are a small minority of users surely. I might fiddle with my config once per year.

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    Comment #48928033

    Who watches the watchmen

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    Comment #48841970

    I don't even know what percentage of people here are even real. I don't like any of this any more.

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    Comment #48783463

    why not both. limit yourself to 1 tutorial/book (i prefer books). then build something. For any creative hobby i think the biggest issue is not having something you want to build.

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    Comment #48759365

    They already know everything about you. They are already tracking you.

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    Comment #48754455

    In my case it that I'm tired and more likely to miss issues or mistakes. My idea of good enough is at a much lower level when it's 10pm and I'm about to knock off and go to bed in …

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    Comment #48754424

    I feel like I'm loosing my mind with the way people are falling for the marketing with every iteration. Is it better, sure but it's still just a LLM.

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    Comment #48653595

    Euro buildings are built to keep heat in. Aus buildings are leaky tents.

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    Comment #48615456

    My backlog of pre 2020 fiction that I want to read is huge, so I don't have to worry about it. Non-fiction is a pain. I mostly by these for my kid (Things like dinosaur encyclopedi…

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    Comment #48596350

    Any tips. Or blogs/info you've found that you could share?

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    Comment #48594607

    I'm heading towards that point. org-mode is just too good as a todo & notetaking app. Just not vimming in my emacs yet.

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    Comment #48441802

    Can you share one when you get home? I'm interested to see some examples.

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    Comment #48441800

    Hell, there is a lot of really good open source software that fits most peoples needs already, that can be self hosted and costs nothing but the running of it. But people still pay…

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    Comment #48407124

    Most of the skeptics exist because of the grandiose claims made by the AI companies saying pure hype marketing bs. If this was just a tool, discussed at the scope of what the tools…

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    Comment #48393087

    just don't care about the output. Produce more. Don't check the results.

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    Comment #48274140

    I can think of so many reasons but the biggest I think is the reduction of community. - When I was a kid mums worked part time or not at all. We had school fates and lots more comm…

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    Comment #48046644

    1. If what you're replying to was a thing, wouldn't there be a open source project where I could see this in action? or Some sort of example I could watch on youtube somewhere. 2. …