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ketchupdebugger

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    Comment #45106686

    The two api issue basically means async is not backwards compatible. You can't just squeeze some async into an existing code base, You'd need new functions, libraries etc. You'd ba…

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    Comment #43857987

    not from the brain worm that ate part of his brain?

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    Comment #42706078

    why not use ai? https://github.com/Calvin-LL/is-even-ai

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    Comment #41563199

    because its a regression. WFH is better for a lot of folks. It saves time and money. Being forced back to office is like taking a pay cut as well as wastes 2 hours each day.

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    Comment #41160926

    When you have a hammer everything starts to look like a nail. We have LLMs, now we need to find a use for it in a way that people are willing to pay money for.

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    Comment #41103771

    Good thing a lot of our banking still runs on mainframes, will never be taken out by crowdstrike

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    Comment #40800546

    40 a week on unemployment for low wage in CA

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    Comment #40800331

    Low wage jobs only net you $40 a week. Thats $160 a month. Even if you pay no income tax, try living on $160 a month in any where America. Thats barely enough to pay for groceries …

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    Comment #40800219

    No one is quitting their job to just be on unemployment. Unemployment benefit is funded by unemployment tax on both corporations and individuals. The unemployment benefit for CA is…

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    Comment #40800125

    Should get unemployment if you dont have a job and are actively looking for one.

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    Comment #40670460

    The winner is just nvidia, I see this like the battle of gas vs electric cars. Nvidia is basically making the wheels. whichever company wins, you'd still need wheels.

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    Comment #40632823

    as funny as this is, this would be concerning if/when they make textbooks with AI graphics

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    Comment #40116839

    Meta is desperate to get devs to develop apps on their platform. It is the only way to get more interest in VR. Devs dont want to be on it because there are no customers, consumers…

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    Comment #40066592

    wow it looks horrible. did their "AI" got the eclipse location wrong? April 8th was over NA but the AI said that the ideal location was in Australia? The interaction is awful. you …

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    Comment #40045276

    Elon will take full responsibility

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    Comment #40003493

    just like how a public company have share holders, an institution like Harvard have donors. They have to listen or else their source would dry up.

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    Comment #39993526

    beating everyone else to the land fill

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    Comment #39993495

    also at 35, you are more likely to have kids. Once you have a kid, you wont submit to 996 anymore, so they'll just lay you off and replace you with a fresh out of college grad

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    Comment #39969808

    Soccer players look like fitness influencers though...

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    Comment #39746392

    I mean, if you were on low income benefits this might be an issue, where earning more may cause you to lose benefits. But I doubt anyone working in tech is facing that dilemma

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    Comment #39317675

    I see you have not been blocked by another team/org.

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    Comment #39317513

    a 2% change of your $100 bill is $2. you are not going to notice if your electric bill is $2 less.

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    Comment #39317455

    you are not going to defer on everyday necessities, but you can defer on big item purchases. If you are in the market for an EV, and the report is that EV's are getting cheaper eve…

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    Comment #39317362

    according to https://www.bls.gov/cpi/ For the past 12 months, energy actually was negative. While food at home rose 1.3%. These wouldn't contribute significantly to the overall num…

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    Comment #39317239

    wages not rising contributes to lower inflation. If prices fall, thats deflation, arguably worse than inflation. When prices fall, people stop buying in anticipation of prices fall…