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lozenge

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    Comment #49255358

    Most probable usually means for a specific prompt. How can this operate without the the original prompt?

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    Comment #49199152

    I think there's an argument for throwing AttributeError instead of silently going to N+1 behaviour.

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    Comment #49107193

    It's cute but after a paragraph or two I immediately thought, let me choose what Burroughs I care about and get a result. However, the link to do this was way, way down the page.

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    Comment #49050739

    Has anybody reported a refusal and managing to complete their task? I just see 0% whatever I input.

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    Comment #49027364

    No, commits always display the files in a fixed order, and then display changes from line 1 to line N. An AI could select the order to display in, add per hunk commentary and autom…

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    Comment #48958385

    A lot of these pdfs contain steps which are optional or only apply in certain situations. Does that decrease the complexity because there are less steps to do? Or does it increase.…

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    Comment #48958364

    It is lean-verified, so it can be trusted unless the Lean statement of the hypothesis is not an accurate description of the hypothesis.

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    Comment #48919206

    That's likely because of antitrust. If they let their software hook into Windows Update, then they would need to let everybody do the same.

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    Comment #48577397

    It is the em dashes and the excessive wordiness as well as a lot of "not this, but that". Eg: "Not dramatically. Just quietly. " -- This is filler words. Whether it's dramatic or q…

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    Comment #48314809

    It really isn't. There is no official "Chinese Export" mark. And it's legal to use the real CE mark just to indicate that you (the manufacturer) believe the product complies with E…

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    Comment #48314646

    At least they get recalled. I don't think any Temu products are getting recalled.

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    Comment #48126300

    I can understand Android (including the Linux kernel) being "too big" and "too separate" to go into Google3, but why Chromium? When it was forked from KHTML/WebKit it was probably …

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    Comment #47862754

    Spotify was another big proponent of DynamoDB, does anybody know how that went?

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    Comment #47848548

    You only need a couple of Active Directory and Exchange servers here and there. But who's using IIS or SQL Server these days? Sharepoint also seems to be on a downturn.

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    Comment #47810831

    What is writing if not a way to be perceived by others. Ideally not perceived as an LLM! I saw it too and OP has likely picked up these idioms from the sheer amount of AI-assisted …

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    Comment #47728880

    Can we get some pictures with the hinge closed?

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    Comment #47566149

    A thick cable tangles less easily.

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    Comment #47564908

    This has been known for decades, how many audiophiles are still buying this stuff?

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    Comment #47386350

    How could software engineers in London and Stockholm understand the effects of racial segregation on music preferences?

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    Comment #47292191

    I don't think the contents is AI sklop at all. It just haooens to be abiut AI.

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    Comment #47099260

    How big an issue was that really? Pick it up and put it back together and it turns on again.

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    Comment #47099249

    The UK banned disposable vapes, the suppliers now add a charging port and the ability to put in refills. The refills cost as much or more than the vapes so now people throw away th…

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    Comment #46912077

    I don't understand the legal side, but after gaining and kicking a Tiktok addiction during and after COVID, I believe it. I was there 4-8 hours a day and tried to scroll videos whi…

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    Comment #46845569

    They are targetting whatever has eyeballs. If people are looking for purchasing advice they have probably come from Google. So if Google is indexing the subreddit it is fair game. …

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    Comment #46845315

    That's a standard error clause. In the case PyImport_ImportModule threw a Python exception, you need to Py_DECREF any C local variables which are new references(not borrowed refere…