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imtringued

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    Comment #49219469

    You think customers are so cheap they will refuse to pay the few cents per article for a proper online listing but somehow will be willing to pay tens of dollars for the mystery ar…

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    Comment #49219457

    >I was expecting AI to put me, a software developer, out of a job after everyone else, because I thought coders would be needed to write the AI for everyone else, one job task at a…

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    Comment #49206687

    You just twisted the meanings of the words. An amateur is not a master nor a disciple of a master (e.g. future master). The vast majority of amateurs have no ambitions nor passion …

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    Comment #49193243

    I'm not sure how your intuition can be that off, if you don't have a branch predictor then any branching code is going to be even slower than it already is, favouring branchless co…

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    Comment #49180997

    I think I'm done with trying to tear this apart. I mean, you can't be serious, right? Think about the unintentional commentary you're making here. You're saying it can be understoo…

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    Comment #49180890

    It's not 20 lines of Go because you decided to merge multiple lines of code into one. Why not advertise it as one line of code if you don't care about readability? Here is my fork …

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    Comment #49180847

    This is backwards. If you're a power user you want full control over all the tools granted to the agent and not let the agent bypass them by using bash. It's the people who don't w…

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    Comment #49179887

    Correct. pi.dev is not a minimal coding agent. It already comes with crazy amounts of preconceptions baked in. For example, it comes with a bash tool built that you cannot disable.…

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    Comment #49179738

    If you look at the Codeberg community, you'll find that this rule makes sense. The anti AI community is pretty toxic, probably more toxic than people throwing AI slop at reviewers.…

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    Comment #49179714

    Why does a language need higher developer velocity? Why is acceleration needed? Acceleration makes sense for end user applications, where you're allowed to break whatever you see f…

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    Comment #49179322

    Right turn on red is an insane idea that any sane person would heavily disagree with. Only North Americans are crazy enough to believe that a red light should mean go. >The bike la…

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    Comment #49165667

    I looked at the beginning and it is already wrong. It talks about multiple requests and when you go all the way to the end, it suddenly talks about a single request.

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    Comment #49165620

    No, this site is awful. You read this sentence: >This website shows what happened in between. And immediately get shown an ad "how to build a backend framework from the wire up". T…

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    Comment #49153203

    >The solution then seems to be holding people in power accountable, no? How do you hold people in power accountable if you get sued by them when you criticize them? That's the bigg…

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    Comment #49152919

    I have never been asked to show my ID ever in my entire life when buying alcohol. The alcohol age limit equivalent would be to put the entire TPM + proprietary software infrastruct…

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    Comment #49152827

    >Err, it's actually pretty simple: the token/certificate representing your ID (or credit card, or anything really) cannot be exfiltrated by userspace or installed kernel space apps…

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    Comment #49152809

    >But.... that requires work beyond just complaining. So you have to build an entire parallel internet just because you want to use Linux? That's what your argument boils down to. T…

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    Comment #49151921

    Pornhub is incredibly restrictive about what can be uploaded and about identifying who is uploading the videos and is now also demanding proof of consent from the performers (presu…

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    Comment #49131786

    If education is the goal then it is a form of consumption and there is nothing wrong with consumption, but why should the government give out subsidized loans for consumption to yo…

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    Comment #49120266

    Just use the shortest two cycle program while following the two stage powder suggestion by Technology Connections. Obviously, if you are American you have to make sure the water go…

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    Comment #49120200

    A foldimate costs a fraction of your $1k.

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    Comment #49107308

    Apparently you thought wrong and should stop using C++.

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    Comment #49107303

    They are bizarre, because C developer culture isn't known for doing what is necessary to prove the absence of UB and memory safety problems. It's all up to the programmer who obvio…

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    Comment #49100385

    It's not obvious at all from your comment. The answer is that they don't have a shared enemy in the form of an inhospitable environment like winter or the Egyptian desert.