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nightpool

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    Comment #49199800

    This used to be true on older patches but it's not at all how top players play these days. See e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejt52UgnhAo for an example of the meta that prev…

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    Comment #49072507

    I mean, the code is unappreciated because the fundamental premise was broken. Locking users out of their paid accounts if they don't respond within some X deadline (no matter how l…

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    Comment #49038947

    You're comparing the "score percentage" (e.g. out of the total number of partial points available, how many did the agent achieve) to the "completion percentage" (how many tasks do…

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    Comment #48985241

    It's like 3 lines of standard CSS. If you have an issue with the way your browser is handling it, you should probably take that up with them.

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    Comment #48985232

    The scrolling behavior on this site worked great for me—it let each example stand on its own and meant I wasn't spending a lot of effort trying to figure out when a given example w…

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    Comment #48985019

    Is it? When they could be having you running an even more powerful model on a $50k machine they sell by the pallet-load to enterprise consumers? We already see RAM manufacturers ab…

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    Comment #48983096

    Unfortunately, I just had this experience with Google Maps last month—I wanted to go to downtown to buy cheese at Pike Place, but I didn't realize that 6th avenue was closed off fo…

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    Comment #48912966

    good luck miniaturizing that! :D

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    Comment #48848036

    Needs (2020) I guess?

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    Comment #48818514

    This doesn't say anything about which providers are the majority in Europe, which is what OP's study is about. Your findings (non-US companies are "more likely") and OPs findings (…

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    Comment #48818471

    StreetComplete doesn't have satellite overlays, but both Vespucci and EveryDoor support viewing satellite overlay tiles!

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    Comment #48811271

    I hope you reconsider your use of a throwaway account for this sort of comment—This sort of feedback and experience is very valuable and if the culture of the company you're in or …

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    Comment #48811218

    Your comment makes sense but I'm pretty sure yreg is saying the opposite of that—that their task is harder than the benchmark currently is. (see their follow-up reply: "The cheapes…

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    Comment #48740101

    Based on https://web.archive.org/web/20260618001349/https://washingto... and https://web.archive.org/web/20260621034150/https://washingto... , it seems like they were added at some…

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    Comment #48645780

    You're making inigyou & OP's point for them. Redis is a great technology, but its design (supporting both persistence and non-persistence modes) makes it much easier to misuse and …

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    Comment #48634633

    Okay, but how does that square with the person I'm replying to's claim that VW should "put security into the app"? You missed the point of my reply.

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    Comment #48634619

    I don't disagree with this, but you're completely contradicting the user I'm replying to. I'm pointing out that the user who says "you should put security into the app" is complete…

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    Comment #48577481

    How else would you build "security" into the app (in the sense of not allowing third-party modifications of it that would open them up to liability), except relying on hardware att…

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    Comment #48536276

    Is this legal to use in 2 party consent states? Might vary from state to state, which is probably why both zoom and Meet require users to click through consent screens when meeting…

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    Comment #48534615

    No, the CSS spec is specifically designed to be forwards compatible because of exactly this issue. Any invalid CSS rule should only cause that specific line to be ignored, not the …

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    Comment #48532949

    it works because Nex N2 is also a derivative of the original base Qwen model. If it was two completely unrelated models it wouldn't work.

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    Comment #48509407

    Right, which is exactly what elashri is objecting to. elashri said "Why do LLMs have restrictions on nuclear science", and IncandescentGas was explaining why they think those guard…

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    Comment #48500212

    This is purely a function of what people expect to be looked at.... if your team started looking at each individual commit step by step, then you'd probably find that people starte…

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    Comment #48374029

    No, in the context of the thread it sounds like they're illustrating myrmidon's point about how the selective enforcement of crimes that are easy to catch on camera means that the …

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    Comment #48360561

    There is a version of that. It is called RedHat Enterprise Linux. : )