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Comment #49249112
Exactly. Buy local. Support the local economy and blend in.
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Comment #48668326
Ha. I love Karamazov. To me, it boils down to a love affair/triangle and case of mistaken identity and ultimate justice. But in true Russian lit fashion, you must pass through the …
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Comment #48664015
tried it and got this: > Error: You exceeded your current quota, please check your plan and billing details. For more information on this error, head to: https://ai.google.dev/gemi…
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Comment #48530687
We live in an ecosystem where we (engineers/developers) can promote ourselves and display our skills/acumen/values/professionalism/responsibility in an unequivocal way. Regardless …
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Comment #48529462
It's possible to work for an employer, and not have to compromise your values and or professional integrity. The attitude suggested by your response suggests you haven't lived that…
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Comment #48529379
Intelligence, which I assume to be a synonym for "smart" requires the capacity to acquire and apply knowledge from experience. These models do not have any experience. They're not …
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Comment #48529299
When I hear about engineers who are bored with coding, I have to imagine it's because the task of "programming logical work flows" has become rote to them. Instead of refining thei…
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Comment #48460314
1. A fuzz tester rubygem 2. An app that receives forwarded text messages from my iPhone and then outputs the text message onto a dedicated television connected via a raspberry Pi t…
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Comment #48446119
Was there ever a time when any of the classical/fine arts were used as propaganda or promotional material, prior to the medium elevating to loftier aims? Is this history repeating …
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Comment #48434551
It would be interesting... My intention for using that specific language was less with the implied language of introvert/extrovert, and was more intended to point out how simply go…
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Comment #48434511
Part of the study specifies remote workers living alone. So it appears the focus of the study excludes those fortunate enough to have family or housemates. But I do agree that the …
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Comment #48429252
Then adjust the specs with the scope and feedback. I fail to see the argument you're making... Features aren't made in a vacuum. If specs are made/written....with the information a…
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Comment #48429226
All things being equal, if a person works remotely, apparently they're more likely to trend reclusive. At the same time, a person working in an office has the illusion of social ac…
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Comment #48418320
But that repurposing/removal is exactly what's avoided if you follow through with the SEF framework he outlines. I have to push back on the idea that token costs balloon when using…
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Comment #48112516
I'm surprised this isn't receiving more attention. I realize supply chain attacks are all the rage now-a-days, but this is the first time I've seen this ecosystem come under attack…
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Comment #47987210
I really like the anonymous angle. Suspending the unspoken reality of bias and profiling by employers, the point of job postings is to fill a skill void, I think. The idea of embel…
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Comment #47977096
Well I guess we have a possible reason why LI is still relevant. This suggest then that the relevance of any solution would need to appease the employers... yet here we are trying …
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Comment #47971137
My first answer was disingenuous, so here's another interpretation. I didn't see a definition in the article, however I was reading Edgar Payne's Compostion of Outdoor Painting aft…
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Comment #47969057
It's tough to generate revenue that isn't through ads. That said, if the users could organize into special interest groups and create a walled-garden with default no ads, and then …
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Comment #47968747
It's odd, yeah? We have the ability to vibe these things over a weekend, yet getting to the critical mass/tipping point of adoption is something else. Whatever happened to: if you …
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Comment #47967806
No. Here's one interpretation though, for the discourse: When given a task, some artists focused less on the objective and more on the process of observation. Observation of what, …
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Comment #47938607
I'm curious what is meant by > ...recalibrates the Salience Network's threshold for alarm. Superficial googling reveals superficial information about the SN. And more specifically,…
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Comment #47923644
Yeah, I think the actual "invention" I originally attributed to the author of the blog post should be attributed to the YouTuber. But if this version of meditation is helpful for t…
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Comment #47921730
As someone who's maintained a meditation practice since 2013, this is definitely meditation. And by "maintain a practice", I mean it's more like something I return to with frequenc…
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Comment #47783708
Impressive. Thanks for the share. I was thinking about this recently: The difference between systemic (systematic) learning and opportunistic learning. AI enables opportunistic lea…