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rTX5CMRXIfFG
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Comment #49092965
Where’s the data supporting that that’s a good solution and prevents casualties in the first place
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Comment #49074084
AI is overhyped regardless of whether Apple exists or not. They’re getting attention only because they didn’t jump on the bandwagon, and from a purely investment standpoint their f…
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Comment #49053991
This looks like a ploy to get you to spend on more tokens by being less precise. Also: if you deploy code written with assistance from Claude, and then shit goes down, and then inv…
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Comment #48992928
Dear god back your shit up with historical financial data or stay in 9to5Google comments
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Comment #48915329
No Pride and Prejudice?
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Comment #48905725
I prefer native apps over web apps, but I’m honestly at the point now where I just want to make voice or chat commands and get an output, instead of learning some self-important UI…
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Comment #48894013
Everything is not well defined as long as you don’t think about it hard enough. With that attitude, you can dismiss any genuinely thoughtful question with potentially painful answe…
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Comment #48886090
I get what you mean about a great deal of books being fluff but are you sure you're not just looking at the self-help and bestseller section? Because this was my problem too, but I…
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Comment #48884926
I’m gonna break it to you bud, the people you see only once a decade or so aren’t your friends. Those are shallow acquaintances that you’re letting drag on for too long. They’re no…
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Comment #48852166
It’s one thing to believe in presence with zero evidence, and another to _withhold_ judgment when there’s zero evidence. I think you may be conflating the two. Then again, perhaps …
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Comment #48851824
Eh, people who write about their parenting in the internet are opening it for comments
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Comment #48838138
And yet, people can be extremely vigilant about a positive correlation when it doesn’t fit their personal agenda, going as far as questioning methodology in even the least pragmati…
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Comment #48835963
I actually read the article first, but I find it too long, and unnecessarily so. I am a huge proponent of reading, especially for the acquisition of new knowledge and perspectives,…
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Comment #48791172
Conveniently, those are the subdomains of the tech industry that require a deep understanding of CS theory (eg embedded systems) and DS&A, and yet whenever the subject of Leetcode …
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Comment #48777929
Uh, why do you think that a legal basis is the correct foundation on which to anchor an argument in favor of privacy? Laws vary per jurisdiction. Which country’s laws are you sayin…
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Comment #48719790
And I agree with the commenter’s well-meaning, but we are technically teaching systems theory already in schools. If you’ve had classes in any of the natural sciences, you’ve had s…
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Comment #48719751
Violation of rights to privacy — age verification ties an identity to the request, so if you’re surfing porn or browsing controversial threads, you could be flagged by law enforcem…
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Comment #48698137
I don’t work in fintech (yet) but I’ve studied finance recently and quite a lot of these pieces of advice are just intuitive when you know the business domain. Learning the “custom…
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Comment #48682584
You seem to think you’ll have access to the benefits, heh
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Comment #48658555
Because a package index isn’t actually core to a programming language, and specifically with Swift, Apple tried to ship as many of the necessary types as possible in the standard l…
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Comment #48607044
What is your point? Are you going to subject your parenting to their whims or are you going to be an adult and discipline them into doing what is right for them? Granted, an 11-yea…
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Comment #48606958
But how do you know that letting kids use AI at a way earlier age is the right way to equip them for the world that they would live in? You don't even know what that world will be …
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Comment #48602847
Wouldn’t you consult a book or a video and practice a skill if you really wanted to expand your knowledge? And a “well-read janitor”, while certainly possible, is a trope more ofte…
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Comment #48566448
didn't know that, but the point of the burner is to trap junk email in an account you don't care to read