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porksoda

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    Comment #49267343

    Wasn't he murdered in prison while the howling mob hated him and sent his lady to eat unflavoured tofu? I mean sometimes karma could do better but it ain't nothin

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    Comment #49261758

    I update ff as much as the next guy, I don't know what you're talking about. Weird how we don't disagree.... But seemingly the same world has two faces.

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    Comment #49261601

    By still being there at all, you've been complacent all along. Sometimes my principles sting but within a day or two of leaving, I didn't miss it at all.

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    Comment #49233727

    One can simply fire up a claude and tell it what you'd like to change. A few minutes to sign the extension and Firefox does exactly what you'd like it to. I relayy just do not unde…

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    Comment #49233672

    One can just click the little buttons once, and get on with the business of the day. I don't understand why this seems so hard?

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    Comment #48984852

    Evolution is really slow as you say. It even stops moving at all without selecting pressure.

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    Comment #48967302

    My experience was so much different to this, that I have the unfortunate impression that you're shilling. It really was not a capable model, it felt like the old oai models back wh…

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    Comment #48959188

    Never had one closed, only ever bothered posting twice. One obscure tumbleweed issue that slowly turned into something I was quite proud of... And one that was so unpleasant a litt…

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    Comment #48955315

    It is a POS. Try connect a read-only while another proc is connected, you cannot. Try have separate processes cooperate, db corrupts if open too close on heels of close. I hate ddb…

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    Comment #48952525

    Possibly because many people are so bored with this old flock story. What this silly man says is meaningless to me at least. I'm sure the Americans will sort it out. In time.

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    Comment #48844914

    We do already, if it ooms at 32g I have to prompt again /s

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    Comment #48841350

    https://xkcd.com/920/ Most of the time what we call listening is just our way of waiting for our turn. Paraphrasing some smart person. A different smart person once taught me that …

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    Comment #48472651

    Why. That was just uncalled for. Sigh

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    Comment #48434885

    I just got to the bottom of your argumentative thread and I just got to say: "says you".

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    Comment #48222219

    In the 90s we had people talking like this about The Internet. They're all over on FB now, with a detour in between to say stuff like "my isp can track me!?"

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    Comment #47971831

    Thanks for that

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    Comment #47766003

    I may be reading too deeply but it sounds like you haven't even tried it. You should! Its really hard to live without it, once you feel it in your fingers.

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    Comment #47765957

    Great opinion. Have you tried it? It takes just 30 minutes to wash all the Stockholm syndrome off of you.

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    Comment #47761762

    In this very comment section an earlier post claimed the opposite (that specifically grain fermentation did not produce the big M), and sounded just as knowlegable and plausible to…

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    Comment #47525182

    Only if you have more votes after it passes, to vote on unpassing it again

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    Comment #46722582

    Are they still arbitrarily changing the keyboard shortcuts around without any option to customise? Made me so mad.

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    Comment #46715719

    I have a few codes pro keys, in heavy refactoring on a large codebase I can blow through one account's weekly limit in a day. Its no longer about the limit though - a full day for …

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    Comment #46675149

    Me too, and I wish you would have answered the clear request for enlightenment instead of pointing out the obvious fact that we weren't in your class.

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    Comment #46441668

    Its everywhere. I worked with a micro-manager CTO who farmed code review out to claude, which of course, when instructed to find issues with my code, did so. With little icons of r…

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    Comment #46210611

    The first time i asked it about some code in a busy monorepo and it said "oh bob asked me to do this last week when he was doing X, it works like Y and you can integrate it with yo…