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okdood64
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Comment #49211684
Sorry, what's the connection here?
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Comment #49168542
> I bet not a single youtuber I know this is hyperbole to make a point even this is ridiculous. A lot of YouTubers mess around with their audio/video files, and am sure they have h…
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Comment #49037891
> for sure I would stay if there is a perspective that the situation may recover in the future And if you could support your family on that 50% for an undefined period of time.
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Comment #48947785
Sounds like a societal and parenting problem that Apple has nothing to do with.
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Comment #48654606
I don't understand. If a public github project's CLI was being used to access workspace, then clearly they had the APIs for it open? How can they restrict how people do that?
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Comment #48541920
What's the speed on DeepSeek Flash? And what provider?
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Comment #48370581
> yet OpenAI and Anthropic are eating their pie I'm actually impressed by how much the Hackernews crowd is sleeping on Google & Gemini. Yes, it's lagging behind in coding, but it's…
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Comment #48329074
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Comment #48327402
You're assuming GCP was in the wrong. What if it turns out someone's actions within your company resulted in this? And you woke up to see some TechCrunch article about how one of y…
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Comment #48327295
I don't see this discussed often enough but high school and universities need to adapt FAST, like yesterday, to the current reality. More in-class study and "hands-on" work with pr…
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Comment #48319804
Why not? If it prevents people from getting their customized LLM answers from ChatGPT or Claude?
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Comment #48212146
Would you be okay with GCP making public issues you encounter with your account?
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Comment #48208218
> Don't Look Up That was just a bad, mildy entertaining movie.
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Comment #48194619
So you mean just Anthropic vs OpenAI?
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Comment #48172074
> That is not a rounding error. That is a line item that needs its own budget code. Claude produces this kind of prose SO much. It's pretty annoying. I don't notice it happening on…
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Comment #48155806
This what California's political machinery is focused on? Rather than the colossal waste that is the high speed rail project, or rampant corrupt use of State and local funds for so…
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Comment #48090579
> I replaced all of it with Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, and most stuff from Datastore to Postgres and Mongo with replicas. I added Redis. But now you need staffing/headcount to be e…
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Comment #48045422
I take software engineering and production reliability very seriously. But coding is just a small part of my job. It's not really the meat and potatoes. I'll vibe code (responsibil…
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Comment #47609809
What’s the margin of error on a free return orbit burn though? Isn’t there a scenario of being pointed slightly in the wrong direction or burning for too long throwing them off?
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Comment #46862995
Yea, I can't imagine being a woman and having to deal with some of these drivers. This doesn't compare, but as a man I get really put off by the amount of invasive questions (where…
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Comment #46816400
> Waymo will still have to accept some responsibility Why? This is only true if they weren't supposed to be on the road in the first place. Which is not true.
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Comment #46584180
> software quality is going down Is there some metric for this?
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Comment #46566158
A single soldier having a medical issue generally doesn't cancel a multi-month mission costing some X large sum of money, requiring another Y large sum of money to even finish canc…
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Comment #46566139
I can respect operational security requirements. Even though they are abused.