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    Comment #48901873

    Ah yes, an application that should exist in a free market but will probably disappear soon. You are a good person. Keep going at it.

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    Comment #48901783

    i love it ai can't shred ai will never get chicks i will use YouTube Guitar Tab Parser to shred and get chicks

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    Comment #48840190

    I don't have much success with using the LLM to make changes to a big legacy codebase. Instead, I use the LLM to gripe about things I don't like in the code. Usually, it is a brill…

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    Comment #48760979

    Yocto sounds like it makes me feel when I use it

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    Comment #48753432

    That's probably still very healthy. The study looks at deaths per year at non-optimal temperatures. Living in a desert is different than taking a sauna.

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    Comment #48753149

    Out of curiosity, which fields would you say are the best to just be mediocre in?

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    Comment #48753140

    I mean, there's other problems with OPs argument. For example, "there's no chance to become the next one" implies it's only worth it to do something if you can become the absolute …

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    Comment #48602337

    Boston Dynamics robots can do gymnastics... Hey, Hyundai isn't "just a car company"

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    Comment #48413715

    no one expects humans to read CLAUDE.md it's never been easier to catch up to the team guru

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    Comment #48413683

    I noticed this! CLAUDE.md is one of my go-to places if I want to read documentation, now. It's usually much more to the point and more accurate than whatever was intended for human…

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    Comment #47027015

    Crazy for wanting a computer that's actually yours. I believe there will come a day where people who can do this will be selling these on the black market for top dollar.

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    Comment #47002995

    which desktop experience did you try i'm a daily mac os x user (for a long time) and I think kde plasma is better

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    Comment #47002983

    Even gnome tries to be too modern imo. KDE is perfect. I used to feel like KDE was too much like a toy. Now by comparison it looks utilitarian.

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    Comment #46993389

    i love postgres and pgvector... this is exactly to my tastes

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    Comment #46918581

    exactly had that extra spending gone to pay math teachers the results might be different

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    Comment #46881096

    I'm going to have nightmares about waking up restrained in this thing.

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    Comment #46832470

    I can't really trust this kind of statement since there is an obvious conflict of interest. You can write lots of code with an LLM. "I did ~20 PRs yesterday all coded by AI" I gues…

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    Comment #46467099

    You'll do better showing this to the people who would be your users. Looks like a solid idea to make some money on the side solving a problem you actually have. A lot of people on …

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    Comment #46283479

    glad I have your ear as much as I love the meme in your post, it's the reason I won't be able to share it with work colleagues who use matlab every day just something to consider

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    Comment #45292061

    NHK is also available over the air in some places, if you have an antenna

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    Comment #44666714

    it's a bad idea because your money will run out faster, if you just trade 9-5 you can space your losses out

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    Comment #44339501

    The irony

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    Comment #44339489

    Well how else are the rich supposed to buy the land, silly?

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    Comment #41863367

    it's entertaining to me that you imposed an unnecessary security restriction on your kid's phone which resulted in inoperability

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    Comment #36234491

    It's revelant on servers, workstations, embedded systems, and supercomputers. So, basically everywhere. The thing is: you're unlikely to be programming directly on top of the POSIX…