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    Comment #49101122

    > AI coding has created a strange inversion: writing code is becoming cheap, while understanding what all that code will do together is becoming expensive I'm pretty sure it has al…

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    Comment #48542187

    Soon enough we will see rowing machines rated in max TFLOPS.

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    Comment #48510807

    You know, there are more countries than the US.

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    Comment #48489552

    > This is why Hebrew's alphabet near-perfectly phonetically represents the spoken language Wasn't Hebrew dead for like 2000 years or something until the Israeli state was set up? N…

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    Comment #48477746

    Sorry, I was just joking. Remember, it was 2019, you know, a hundred years ago, when they talked about a "mysterious virus from China. I remember the times of the swine flu, around…

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    Comment #48477197

    It's like chai tea.

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    Comment #48467638

    What's next, a virus from China? Such a fuss for nothing.

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    Comment #48370778

    You know, like all the other booms.

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    Comment #47989945

    I love that the first thing I see in the website (at least on mobile) is "Approved for exams", as if there was some other reason one would be forced to buy those pieces of garbage.…

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    Comment #47875889

    Oh, that so sad, can someone please think of the fascist grifters?

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    Comment #47875701

    Very offtopic, but: > raising beef Is that cows? English isn't my first language, so I thought beef was the word just for the meat, with all Normans eating while Saxons raising thi…

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    Comment #47865651

    It depends on the project, I think. If your side project is a thing you hope it will make you a millionaire, sure, AI all the way. But if your side project is a just a cool thing o…

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    Comment #47793836

    Still has a gigantic blocking ad on mobile

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    Comment #47766570

    If you really want to share it, how about torrenting it?

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    Comment #47314725

    Ah yes, the Landman argument. https://youtu.be/wBC_bug5DIQ?si=rfKryFd9fgJ1Gw0h

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    Comment #47111273

    I don't know if music in a new language works so well. Lots of songs have, like, "forced" slang or even changes in pronunciation or syllable stress to meet the constraints of the l…

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    Comment #46923476

    > Joel Spolsky said (I'm paraphrasing) that everybody only uses 20% of a given program's features, but the problem is that everyone is using a different 20%, so you can't ship an "…

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    Comment #46788565

    I remember this case the one who put "Actually Indians" in my mind. What other instances do you know? (Not to refute your point, of course, I am just curious)

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    Comment #46735192

    I'm talking about the tv show, not the games.

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    Comment #46733642

    Problem is, these kinds of media end up pushing nostalgia for a warped version of an old time. It's like anything based in the 50s or 60s in USA and is not full of racism. My go-to…

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    Comment #46725587

    My thoughts exactly. The OP used AI to get a starting point to their investigation, then used their skills to improve their game, with actual (I guess according to the article itse…

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    Comment #46695111

    China, Russia, USA in Empires have always had poor people in their capitals. I guess the effect was more pronounced back then because the industrial revolution was also happening.