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noname120

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    Comment #49094404

    Hi! Any chance you may have tangential positions opening in Zürich?

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    Comment #49088407

    Apart from the local scaffolding you can configure very few parameters, and the ones you can configure are the ones that don’t matter

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    Comment #49088392

    Gosh I thought I had edited it to macOS 15, now it’s too late

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    Comment #49084251

    macOS 17 is decisively faster on my MacBook Air M1 16 GB than macOS 26/27 is on my MacBook Pro M2 Max 32 GB. And I don’t mean just the animations themselves but lag/sluggishness/re…

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    Comment #49084182

    Long-acting antiretroviral injection ≠ vaccine

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    Comment #48981535

    Not true. This is the case for the API, not for subscriptions: they are hard capped at 400k.

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    Comment #48969299

    Not true. Try to increase the context window and you will be greeted with an error when you reach the real limit enforced server-side.

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    Comment #48865778

    Your comment is not substantiated at all.

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    Comment #48865280

    ChatGPT 5.6 Sol Pro believes that the proof is sound. Usually it’s very good at determining if proofs are correct and their mistakes (a friend of mine is a top mathematician resear…

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    Comment #48856797

    Given that both Gemini 3.5 Flash (high) and Gemini 3 Flash Preview (medium) beat GPT-5.6 Sol (high) for correctness and score in your benchmarks I don’t trust them at all. The rest…

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    Comment #48489061

    I agree, it’s so much better than Docker Desktop, Podman, and Colima. And not just by a small margin, it feels several orders of magnitude faster and more lightweight thanks to its…

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    Comment #48487061

    The Codex app slows to a crawl after a few back and forths. In fact it’s so bad that I had to completely switch to CLI, where at least it’s the optimized terminal that takes care o…

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    Comment #48486990

    Claude is entirely vibecoded and it shows

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    Comment #48371892

    Not true, they collectively lose investors if they become less attractive. Probably not an overnight thing, but if people are told that index funds are not attractive anymore then …

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    Comment #48305973

    It was true 6 months ago, not anymore. Frontier models now outperform developers on many tasks, be it on quality/readability/maintainability, and let’s not talk about speed…

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    Comment #48209579

    It’s off-topic.

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    Comment #48209485

    I’ve never heard a single time social media companies say that social media would spread democracy. Sounds like a straw man to me

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    Comment #48209444

    Do they have a choice? It’s either that or they are shown the door, in which case they will probably be replaced by worse local alternatives in terms of freedom of speech and gov i…

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    Comment #48048231

    This is the ludicrous part: > LinkedIn rejected the request on the grounds that protecting that data took precedence. Guess that implies that paying takes precedence on data protec…

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    Comment #47965237

    That’s only the high-level radioactive waste. There is also the intermediate-level with long life radioactive waste that is problematic. Overall you’re right, it’s much less of a c…

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    Comment #47889938

    How can the fulltext be accessed?

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    Comment #47888801

    True I didn’t read carefully enough the last part of your comment

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    Comment #47888777

    And they are often dismissed at first as perception/subjective bias, getting used to models being good and having higher expectations due to that, etc. users are blamed a lot befor…