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Comment #49093803
as a ~~south asian~~ (stupid label) Indian, some knee-jerk reaction is justified because people tend to believe in exaggerated time scales (for instance, based on projected dates o…
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Comment #49017329
What if I am a quality person and I am disappointed because LLMs are squandering any remaining commitment to quality in favor of quantity and speed in certain environments?
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Comment #49002014
LinkedIn is that way. > How hard would it be to build a new Google Search with a small team and an LLM? > How hard would it be to engineer a new Google Drive and Docs suite? > How …
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Comment #48988155
https://lists.isocpp.org/std-proposals/att-0486/Reply_to_Zer... Here's a paper by a non native English speaker. The lack of the formal style doesn't cause any issue. Preciseness is…
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Comment #48955382
Why does the visarga "echo" at the end of the verse? A mixed IAST - HK transliteration on the front page like "Bhāgavata-VāNi" does not inspire confidence either. Is it vibed?
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Comment #48948148
Go has few issues with performance (lack of in-line union types, interface overuse, inefficient idioms reg. collections, some missed optimizations) but its seems plausible for a id…
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Comment #48874059
Maybe I am stupid to have to ask this, but what's the problem if a human gets vaccinated by accident?
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Comment #48856688
It's fairly simple sans-serif text with some markdown formatting, eh?
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Comment #48856631
With operator overloading you can provide same numeric operation interface to library types such as big integers. Sure, you can also define methods and make sure your primitive typ…
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Comment #48831077
> going forward with knowledge specialization becoming unnecessary and eventually unfeasible due to the triviality of AI making it not needed for a human being to study a hyper-nic…
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Comment #48796683
DJ Bernstein seems to agree with you: https://blog.cr.yp.to/20240803-clang.html
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Comment #48796632
For compilation?
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Comment #48741818
> the 1% Nit, you're the 1%. The ones you're talking about are 0.001% or so.
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Comment #48717922
This selects for desperation.
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Comment #48632720
that's a real gap
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Comment #48598017
Sure you gotta put some AI for the executives. But there's nice stuff under performance and security. Ctrl+F gemini returns only 2. @dang change this clickbait headline. original t…
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Comment #48516718
I find that most arguments are endlessly rehashed. I would be like if most AI related discussion limited to maximum 2 / 3 most important news per day.
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Comment #48513442
I think articles this light on content should not be upvoted to front page.
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Comment #48331669
There's no manufacturing sector to employ them if you displace them from agriculture. They'd be displaced into gig economy. This would just increase the population of a handful of …
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Comment #48267412
> we cannot "pin" versions you can? that's why go.sum exists. you can also use the replace directive for more advanced scenarios.