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justatdotin

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    Comment #49075890

    I lose about 25% if I do not clean during bushfire season

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    Comment #48987607

    Hi Simon, sorry to spam your comments but 7 months ago you asked me for a media report to back a claim I made and this week it finally arrived. perhaps a little late to be very use…

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    Comment #48986389

    speaking of doom, https://ntindependent.com.au/scientist-says-ministers-pole-f...

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    Comment #48972708

    now do usa

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    Comment #48893274

    Tjanara Goreng Goreng did nothing rong. #LiarDreaming

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    Comment #46450980

    how is that a personal attack? a personal attack would be eg calling him a DC. all I did was point out the intellectual dishonesty of his argument. that's an attack on his intellec…

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    Comment #46450846

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    Comment #46450077

    isnt the 1RM the measure of progress?

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    Comment #46442231

    anywhere you want hard isolation and only a subset of OS. especially multiple instances thereof. so, generally at the edge (gateways, shims, protocol boundaries)

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    Comment #46442211

    container can be smaller at rest, but larger at runtime if you're not sure which you want its probably container

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    Comment #46441546

    one reason i can imagine for this choice is that human review distributes new knowledge among human maintainers. Automated review might discourage that valuable interaction. The co…

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    Comment #46429169

    oh yeah well that's an extreme example of how one dev's use could overwhelm a team's capacity.

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    Comment #46428889

    Hi, the reason I have this expectation is that on a (cognitively) diverse team there will be a range of reactions that all need to be accommodated. some (many?) devs don't want age…

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    Comment #46428830

    I think it's mistaken to think in terms of 'falling behind' or 'catching up' I've seen that these tools have different uses for different devs. I know on my current team, each of u…

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    Comment #46427761

    it is MUCH easier for solo devs to get agents to work for them than it is for teams to get agents to work for them.

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    Comment #46416670

    I've shed more tears in the past two weeks than I have in my 40 years of adult life. forget: there I go again. kindness beats terror.

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    Comment #46415362

    I too am an aussie swe (just 3700km up the road) who likes lots of things about working (on a much lower rung) in big (well, mid) tech. I have learned so much more in large orgs th…

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    Comment #46407185

    "Fortunately, I’m not that smart." - love that attitude.

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    Comment #46406945

    multi-agent collaboration on planning is definitely really valuable. I lean in to gemini's long context and have it set up as a long-term observer who I consult about overall direc…

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    Comment #46406852

    I think it is actually going to happen verrrrry slowly. but it will happen. Many many of my colleagues are understandably resisting. it will take a long time to balance out.

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    Comment #46371669

    'LM are worse' is really not the strong vote of support you think it is. More than two things can be utterly disgusting at the very same time!

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    Comment #46370267

    > Unfortunately it means those languages will be the permanent coding platforms. not really, I suspect training volume has a role in debugging a certain class of errors, so there i…

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    Comment #46364500

    yes you've got me, I'm a russian agent trying to fool you into questioning the arms trade. was it the accent?