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rebekkamikkoa
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Comment #48307043
true, but Leo was very often very correct
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Comment #48306846
What's the tech stack? How did you create the website and the data here?
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Comment #48247065
Absolutely. I don't think they will be happy. So many great students will be off the market. This will affect to the whole tech space. No way they will be happy with this decision.…
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Comment #48247028
I don’t think this is realistic at all. It basically means a huge percentage of these people might never come back. Once you go back to your home country, life moves on. Your plans…
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Comment #48233580
I really like how he approaces AI. Not the tone other leaders are talking, but much more human and much more collaborative. How young people actually can help with the AI shaping. …
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Comment #48214584
Glad to see the support! Hopefully it will stay alive!
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Comment #48199989
This feels similar to AI-written books. Three prompts in ChatGPT and then Amazon do not make a book. But AI plus serious editing, structure, taste, and iteration can help make one.…
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Comment #48199871
Hi hellohai! How does replacing readline affect compatibility with existing Bash completions, keybindings, and readline configs?
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Comment #48199844
It’s hard to pretend this isn’t at least gambling-adjacent when most people are simply betting on outcomes.
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Comment #48199806
Hi Antoine! Interesting point about backend variance. Do you think serving layer should become part of standard LLM eval reporting?
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Comment #48056106
1. Be on Linkedin/X. Share your work. Help people. 2. Have a profile on Upwork/Fiverr/Contra. 3. Find Discord communities. Every project need additional help.
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Comment #48055885
My go‑to for a personal wiki in 2026 is Obsidian. Also Logseq worth it.