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Comment #49142449
From the Twitter advisory on the issue being referenced here [1]: >>> To every other developer: we believe this is a sober reality of the new AI paradigm. AI-assisted code review c…
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Comment #49141458
From the Twitter advisory [1]: >>> To every other developer: we believe this is a sober reality of the new AI paradigm. AI-assisted code review can now find latent bugs at a speed …
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Comment #49141420
That advisory would probably be more helpful if it described what the actual issue is. (I’m thinking maybe some content got lost when the Update at the top was added?)
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Comment #49030668
I learned “real” programming in the early 90’s by learning Elisp to customize Emacs. (Before that the only languages I’d written in by choice were C64 Basic and Assembler.) Like th…
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Comment #48716263
Qantas (I think, it’s possible it was BA) used the upper deck for economy and it was my favourite place to sit. The window seat had a little locker between your seat and the window…
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Comment #48661503
Excel 97 had an easier egg where if you entered a certain formula into a certain cell, a flight simulator would be invoked. In the flight simulator, you could fly to see an obelisk…
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Comment #48405152
Err… right here in TFA? >> The first requirement is that the computer program has a body (either physical or virtual) and sense organs LLMs may be chameleons, but, to steal an exce…
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Comment #48402777
This entire essay basically boils down to one simple contention: LLMs can’t be conscious because only humans can be conscious and LLMs are not human. What an unimaginative argument…
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Comment #48330729
Cameras are not a suitable replacement for rear-vision mirrors for the same reason that screens are not a suitable replacement. It’s even addressed in TFA: focal length. >>> But mo…
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Comment #48318620
OTOH, I learned a hell of a lot about microprocessor internals by using POKE.
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Comment #48261508
>> Prices will increase a lot. Citation needed. Very little of what we buy today as a consumer are commodities whose price is determined primarily by the cost of production — and e…
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Comment #48253023
That “might” is rather load-bearing for something you are literally staking your future on, though.
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Comment #48214357
This is what I do, but it comes with its own set of problems, the most significant of which is deliverability. Some businesses can’t deliver mail to my custom domain at all (a fact…
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Comment #48165868
>> That is 2 sigfigs too many Don’t take up baking then, where the difference between 175 mLs of water and 200 mLs of water can be the difference between unworkable dough and the p…
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Comment #48128657
Sources do not support claim.
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Comment #48089534
This is all correct. To add some additional colour, the “slap save” is a form of tilting a beginner player can learn easily. If the ball is coming almost down the middle (but not e…
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Comment #48033929
There’s not a lot of overlap between prime citrus and prime olive farmland.
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Comment #48033920
Ever wondered why there are few merlot vineyards in Napa these days? Dozens of vineyards are uprooted and replanted each year in that tiny valley alone in response to market demand…
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Comment #47928396
And this, right here, is why none of us can have nice, cheap things.
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Comment #47917602
I'd be interested to learn where those words exist in Cursor's context. My assumption was that it was part of the Cursor agent harness, but it's just as likely it was in the user i…
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Comment #47747176
My husband and I play Wingspan together when I’m traveling for work. He likes board games in general, so it’s something familiar for both of us. And Wingspan is complex enough to r…