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moribunda
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Comment #49084329
And it has from the start, right?
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Comment #48861919
3rd world country.
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Comment #48812908
What kind of climate change denier are you? Here: NASA SVS | NASA Climate Spiral 1880-Present https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/5190/
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Comment #47898767
And it leaves 25 TODO comments in code silently, reporting to you that everything is done.
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Comment #47112688
I made no assumptions about you - I simply commented on the post replying to your comment which I liked and simply wanted to follow the point of view :)
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Comment #47108820
The crowd around this pot shows how superficial is knowledge about claude code. It gets releases each day and most of this is already built in the vanilla version. Not to mention s…
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Comment #47024515
Slack was a sluggish version of IRC... And somehow the world bought it.
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Comment #47024445
Also if you are using language with more than 24 letters - like you know, most of the world... You can't do {left alt}+n in teams while {right alt}+n works perfectly fine, and I ha…
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Comment #46399285
If you compare it to wp, where's the migration guide? Feature parity check?
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Comment #46186029
Well, one might think it's not hard to predict that you will have to use buttons in the game editor more than once...
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Comment #45484988
I second this suggestion. This might sound obvious but during my therapy my psychologist asked me to do this, but in a non-personal/non-threatening way for the relation. Just by te…
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Comment #44767181
Download the map of the area in Google maps.
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Comment #44475367
While these optimizations are solid improvements, I was hoping to see more advanced techniques beyond the standard bulk insert and deferred constraint patterns. These are well-esta…
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Comment #44396151
Gemini is jail broken by design ;) this type of attack doesn't work on Claude.
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Comment #44388254
I don't get the langchain hate, but I agree that this "blog post" is bad. Langchain has a way to return raw output, aside "with structured output": https://python.langchain.com/doc…
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Comment #44286834
Can we really say that it was induced? Strengthened - maybe.
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Comment #43850545
You should check new features - like asking questions as a listener. I don't use it a lot, but it's useful when you want to have an engaging audio interface to long (50p+) reports,…
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Comment #43838396
Exactly... I thought that implementing STORM was just a basic step in this topic... Looks like we're running in circles.
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Comment #43212647
Yup, lex is an influencer. Outtakes from his interview with Zelensky shows his naive way of thinking about the world.
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Comment #43169931
I work on tremolo picking. Time to play some black metal!
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Comment #42196913
Well, then enterprise won't use it. OTOH for example the default quota of 55PB (yes, go check it) for your daily limit of data extraction from GBQ is funny, until you make a costly…
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Comment #42011580
Exactly - this SEOveroptimisation
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Comment #41952688
Shouldn't this be the link - not some 5-sentence summary? https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2024/08/... It would make many comments here pointless if commenters s…
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Comment #41952658
From: https://medium.com/eedi/how-i-wish-id-taught-maths-8ec9b0578... [...]the day I started reading educational research was the day my life changed. It all began with Daniel Will…
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Comment #41952559
So... He's doing his job, managing a company with over 200k employees, increasing revenue and company value, and earning 0.0003% of the company yearly revenue (0.0008% of net incom…