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jcmontx
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About jcmontx
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Comment #48946865
China is poking the bubble and it might aswell pop it
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Comment #48910244
they are just js scripts and a manifest for permissions. it's like game-mod scripting but for the web. ask any llm and they'll guide you through
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Comment #48909205
Something the author doesn't mention as a pro for the web is my favorite type of tech: browser extensions. I love web because I can basically customize pretty much everything to my…
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Comment #48584224
Let's say you do a diagnostic based on the results of this machine. Later, patient suits and you have to answer for your diagnostic. If the only evidence for your diagnostic is com…
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Comment #48273485
Enzo is rolling on his grave
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Comment #48066238
FDI is a legit way of increasing an economy's size and health. The fact that Poland created a safe country for foreign investments is great merit.
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Comment #48037888
x86 is dead to me
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Comment #47703568
64% autistic 31% German disappointed
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Comment #47695105
How scary was the test flight? where did you land?
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Comment #47690088
So they finally took all of the cool features from F#. What's missing? The pipe operator for railway oriented programming?
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Comment #47665098
Never heard of this game. Is it similar to Warcraft III?
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Comment #47533475
Big shout out to the Mormons, whom have been digitalizing ancient birth certificates all around the world. We got a lot of data from them!
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Comment #47530058
Main family tree from Santiago de Compostela, Spain. In the times of the Virreinato del Río de la Plata.
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Comment #47529783
Extremely cool. I'm into genealogy and can trace my family 10 generations back (250 years) to their arrival to Argentina. Documentation is lost or lacking once you reach Europe, ot…
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Comment #47441887
let's say they hike up the price: as long as the performance increase surpasses a dev salary for less of the cost, it's still worth it. Do you prefer paying 2 devs 100k a year? or …
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Comment #47424968
My experience with this library has been underwhelming sadly. I have a better experience going raw with any cli agent
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Comment #47397401
It's really interesting how delusional people here can get when their livelihood depends on it. It's a game changer guys. I've been working professionally for 12 years. Big compani…
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Comment #47393806
You guys are definitely missing out. I have the perfect army of mid-level engineers. Using codex lately, my own CPU and ram are the ones holding me back from spinning more and more…
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Comment #47266116
Codex surpassed Claude in usefulness _for me_ since last month
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Comment #47265539
5.4 vs 5.3-Codex? Which one is better for coding?
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Comment #47249603
Sad but true. I'm very strict with my developers and extremely cautious of introducing new "moving parts" to existing systems. I try to keep a single deployment-unit if possible. I…
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Comment #47249564
This A18 processor, how does it compare to the M series?
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Comment #47248903
It baffles me how skeptical people here are of AI-assisted programming. If you don't see productivity gains I feel you're in deep denial. It's true that in my company we're not bui…