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ideamotor
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Comment #47024341
I think this is very well stated. I’m gonna say something that’s far more trite, but what I’ve noticed is that in an effort to get a better result while assisting AI coding, I have…
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Comment #45826835
Ah, that'll be the end of that then!
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Comment #44972693
It sounds like a lot of these big companies are being managed by LLMs and vibes at this point.
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Comment #44750464
Awesome. Has anyone solved the issue where google websites (google search, gmail, google calendar, and so on) start running incredibly slow using Safari?
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Comment #43497314
I really can’t help but think of the simulation hypothesis. What are the chances this copy-cat technology was developed when I was alive, given that it keeps going.
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Comment #43487463
Commas are commonly used in text, too.
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Comment #43203023
The same effect applies to political parties. The people that care about X focus their complaints to the party that is trying to address issues with X.
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Comment #40386578
I very much think R is more of a “do everything language” because put simply, R lets developers do a lot more than Python in the language itself. It’s how the implementation of “po…
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Comment #40376394
Agree that this discourse about “extending R’s useful life” by adding a compiler is mostly just silly. It’s equally valid to say the reason for building any of the (numerous) libra…
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Comment #40352370
This basically already exists and the companies that sell this are constantly improving it. For better or worse.
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Comment #40243983
I biked through Amsterdam as a commuter along with everyone else for a week, and it just blew me away. Everyone was absolutely predictable and part of the “school of fish”. No hesi…
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Comment #40201354
Well said
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Comment #40193840
They won’t really be going with on-device AI, the models require way too much RAM, but maybe they claim on-device AI “pre-processes” and removes personal information before request…
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Comment #39848449
Some workers want to be baby fed information and don't want to go out of the way to learn something beyond their narrow scope. These employees can write a simple to-do checklist an…
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Comment #39788052
Agree, great resource.
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Comment #39774423
modern day horror show
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Comment #39757295
Be honest. Are remote workers ever eligible for promotions after they’ve already been hired? In the same functional group. I bet it’s very rare.
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Comment #39741197
This comment suggests you don’t understand how taxes work in many scenarios. If I receive more ordinary income (whatever the source and reason it is treated as such) it is added to…
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Comment #39706123
Somewhat is an understatement. I haven’t heard the rehearsals on the link (thanks) but i’ve heard a lot of live stuff (then and later) and it makes the recordings sound very thin a…
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Comment #39675759
Agree, the entire point of a task list is to block yourself from doing other things. That makes sense until it doesn't. "The map is not the territory".
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Comment #39208857
I saved this for reading later.
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Comment #39160753
Israeli couscous is larger and has slightly better mouthfeel than the standard couscous. And I agree, these are the most sauceable for sure. Very spoonable.
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Comment #38851873
Looks cool. That game looks exactly like Marble Madness: https://youtu.be/CvlbZwoWMgA?si=hvMw32fsfOB2lNht .
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Comment #38652963
You could try the trash bin and not doing it again method.