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mtriassi
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Comment #46268542
Yeah it took me a second to understand how the game worked in learning mode. By "whole cluster" I mean when there is more than 1 line completed with the same piece. For example if …
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Comment #46261336
There's an assured win combo in this game, at least against the Hard AI. The combo is as follows: Take the top left corner. It takes the center. Take the bottom left corner. It fli…
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Comment #42610945
Plank | Project Manager | Full-time | REMOTE (Canada) | https://plank.co Plank (Certified B Corp) is hiring a full-time Project Manager! We’re an award-winning, remote-first digita…
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Plank | Project Manager | Full-time | REMOTE (Canada) | https://plank.co Plank (Certified B Corp) is hiring a full-time Project Manager! We’re an award-winning, remote-first digita…
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Comment #40917317
https://archive.is/oHGPs
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Comment #39935149
One of the biggest things that attacts me to a particular product (besides a lot of the good answers here already) is if it's open source and self hostable or not. Maybe not a mark…
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Comment #39578060
https://archive.is/bceQp
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Comment #39493914
I'd love to know a little bit more about how you do that. I'd typically feel wrong asking a candidate to show code they've written at a previous employer. Do you just ask them to w…
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Comment #39462647
This feels more or less in line with what my team has found, we gave everyone a copilot seat in our Github org, and anecdotally speaking it feels like we've seen roughly a 5-10% in…
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Comment #39032831
I've really fallen for Obsidian myself. I became somewhat of an evangelist for it in my office. Much like the author i tend to use it as a "backstage for my life". In the interest …
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Comment #37816422
As a fellow Montreal-er I agree with you in principle. Our city is beautifully diverse, and it's decently lively. Many of my peers agree that living in Toronto is infeasible, econo…
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Comment #37410291
As the kind of person that loves running a home lab this really appeals to me. That said, there's a take away here that's easy to miss, imho, and that's that the pricing for a piec…
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Comment #37409652
Research like this does make me wonder about what percentage of anti skilled finfluencers are actually the malicious case rather than misguided. That is to say, the case where they…
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Comment #36375292
The especially confusing bit here is that the DIY version costs considerably less than the fully assembled one. That extra step to disassemble the laptop obviously costs money, so …
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Comment #36138727
I see this at the bottom of the page: > Beware, most of the content was generated by AI Would you be able to elaborate on what parts are and aren't created by AI? To my eyes, the i…
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Comment #36045334
This makes me wonder how much of this is because research typically happens in an academic setting versus this just being the nature of research. I wonder if researches from privat…
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Comment #35975972
Reading this makes me think of that one experiment[0] where rats were put in a "park" with regular and drug laced water. In the absence of enriching activities the rats would opt f…
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