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Comment #48925057
What designing cards taught me about B2B sales ...
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Comment #48870373
tl;dr: author "discovers" hypertext
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Comment #48826060
Yep, putting a DRM free version in escrow should be a legal requirement.
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Comment #48799120
However in the EU end users have the right to resell that license.
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Comment #48789653
Me neither on Chrome on Win10. "WEBGPU initialization failed".
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Comment #48344342
It's easy to make a chessbot that only makes valid moves. Making a chessbot that plays optimally is hard. But OP wasn't talking about solving optimalization problems, but understan…
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Comment #48334552
That wouldn't solve the core issue: if Claude makes a mistake during the MCP generaration, it would poison further agentic use. It's adding another failure point to the process for…
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Comment #48331023
"Graeber wrote about this astutely in his original 2013 Bullshit Jobs essay" I wouldn't take his word too seriously. According to him, corporate lawyers, administrative assistants …
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Comment #48330969
Helped or overworked?
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Comment #48169919
Or they're a prolog programmer.
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Comment #48158863
That's an American problem though. In most of Europe you need a masters degree to teach highschool and that involves at least an undergrad level of understanding the subjects you w…
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Comment #48076882
> If you can come up with a way to do math without reasoning, that would be, in a sense, even more interesting than AI. Logic is just syntactic manipulation of formulas. By the ear…
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Comment #48074331
Every public toilet eventually becomes and ad-hoc homeless shelter.
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Comment #48027929
Covid boosted the sale of canned food, but people avoid the sugary syrup of canned fruits in non emergency situations.
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Comment #48027767
Did they? How long have they been around?
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Comment #48005241
Stockpiling uranium ore, or lowly enriched uranium is much simpler than stockpiling natural gas.
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Comment #47929534
OG actionscript was very similar to Javascript. It only started to diverge when type hints were introduced.
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Comment #47904273
Sounds like a less efficient version of the mixture of experts approach.
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Comment #47737902
Why are you doing meaningless microbenchmarks?
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Comment #45316231
Since OpenJDK was released there isn't much point maintaining GCJ.
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Comment #45199055
American cities lack medium density mixed commercial-residential areas.
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Comment #45198959
The problems you mentioned are policing and welfare problems, both things that America sucks at.
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Comment #45171067
> Reason Japanese carpenters do or did that is that sea air + high humidity would absolutely rot anything with nail and screw. The other reason was that iron was very expensive in …
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Comment #44927917
The most useful feature of LLMs is giving sources (with URL preferably). It can cut through a lot of SEO crap, and you still get to factcheck just like with a Google search.
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Comment #44549280
Delphi has been dead for 10+ years. Nobody uses it except for a few legacy applications and licenses cost $1200+.