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jurgenaut23

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    Comment #49108111

    Such a biased and utilitarian view. The goal of publishing is to communicate your findings to the scientific community for the sake of advancing our knowledge as a society. Of cour…

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    Comment #48883953

    god bless usenet. The good ol' flame wars aren't what they are used to anymore with all this moderation and trolling feeding each other around here.

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    Comment #48883224

    As I read somewhere, “I smell fear”. But we should all be afraid. Not only Anthropic isn’t anywhere close to being profitable, but the whole gang of frontier labs, breastfed with a…

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    Comment #48766777

    The fact that you think that way is probably because they have something that they care enough about to go to such extremes. I think they deserve a lot of admiration.

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    Comment #48728220

    I am probably missing something, but how DNS TXT updates can be made difficult to automate?

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    Comment #48711242

    Do you have examples of such celebrations?

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    Comment #48669133

    I am tempted to agree with you because I could never quite wrap up my head around it, but I never had to implement OAuth beyond a brief skim through the doc for my own understandin…

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    Comment #48663392

    This is so true. It is a direct result of the American dream and the (misdirected) idea that one’s success is a direct (and inevitable) consequence of hard work, talent and intelli…

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    Comment #48606724

    I did it and achieved 69’400. English is a second language to me and I think this is quite overestimated, though. Mostly due to French being my first language and most of the advan…

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    Comment #48591219

    Lots of people in this thread look at this as a pro/anti-nuclear debate. But few people consider the fact that the first election from the said nuclear plant will be produced 25 ye…

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    Comment #48574926

    Who are your users? Are you working with professionals that use similar commercial products or hobbyists? I have a hard time imagining that seasoned industrial designers prefer tex…

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    Comment #48574871

    Anyone who worked in tech long enough knows that tech-first marketing only works in summer very specific situations and for very specific segments. Most customers care only about w…

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    Comment #48574685

    Not surprising and well deserved: our industry has done a remarkably poor job at balancing public and shareholder interests. Of course that isn’t the _only_ industry in this situat…

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    Comment #48569452

    I didn’t know Calvin and Hobbes so well until recently. My wife recently got me the integral of Calvin and Hobbes and I read it in full in a few weeks. What a masterpiece! What str…

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    Comment #48567534

    I get it, but it is still more difficult to achieve differentiation from your less-skilled competitor in the short term, because they can simply slop their way through, at least un…

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    Comment #48567395

    If anything, AI has made it more difficult and challenging because every customer and investor is drowning in AI-generated collaterals, websites, etc. The situation is dire in the …

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    Comment #48520811

    Ahah, it used to be as much a time sink as HN

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    Comment #48465640

    True that

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    Comment #48446060

    Fascinating comments on this post. I recommend everyone here to read a lesser known philosopher: Baruch Spinoza. It is one of the greatest thinker of our time, but it is unfortunat…

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    Comment #48445864

    Spinoza has a much deeper and more effective approach to this, I found.

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    Comment #47648866

    I understand your point, but this is a purely utilitarian view and it doesn’t account for the fact that, even if agents may do everything, it doesn’t mean they should, both in a no…

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    Comment #47618763

    No, satire would be “benefits of living in the USA”

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    Comment #47197474

    I wonder when we will realize that we just don’t need more software, just better software.