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rcgy
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Comment #48972925
The bun "rewrite" is almost the definition of slop. Careless, unthinking, and wasteful. A huge architectural shift, with the claimed benefits already being available within Zig. It…
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Comment #48972393
This is a pretty lazy post. Sure, the quality of code that AI produces has gone up. "Sloppy" means so much more than just "incorrect", though; it's bloating tests with additions th…
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Comment #48928895
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Comment #48901088
I agree that there is no hiding behind the excuse that "it was a robot, not me" anymore. However, the author saying that this is an authentic reproduction of their writing style is…
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Comment #48827738
Thinking quickly, Dave constructs a homemade megaphone using only some string, a squirrel, and a megaphone.
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Comment #48706009
Finally. I love the idea of the Oura hardware, but hate the idea of shelling out $400 for a ring and also lock myself into a perpetual subscription. Now just to find the pytorch mo…
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Comment #48703359
...what?
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Comment #48624880
They've been on GitHub for 7+ years. Microsoft clearly don't mind too much.
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Comment #48624225
Can't get a refund if you're not a new subscriber.
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Comment #48616168
Big news for the open source diabetes community; the Omnipod 5 has been cracked, enabling its use with opensource applications Loop and Trio, with AndroidAPS coming soon. This is n…
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Comment #45754194
Very very snazzy tech. Get Foundry VTT on it, and you'd do quite well with the TTRPG crowd.
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Comment #45432342
Kinda surprised that it's taken this long. Voronoi for map generation is not a new concept, and it produces excellent results.
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Comment #45410719
Awesome. The more accessible air quality sensors are, the better. They're currently quite expensive, which is a damn shame.
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Comment #45217206
That's really exciting news. There's a couple non-immunosuppressed solutions being tested, hopefully one pans out.
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