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resharpe105

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    Comment #40638778

    I understood that it will have the full context of the data on your phone, in order to be ,,useful”. We are yet to see if that means only the data you’ve invoked ai features for, o…

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    Comment #40638593

    Key question is, will there be a hard switch to only ever use on device processing? If not, and if you don’t want practically every typed word to end up on someone else’s computer …

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    Comment #38092985

    My guess: It’s not the shiniest, newest toy model anymore. Many people want the latest greatest just for the sake of having it.

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    Comment #38078252

    13,3” MacBook Pro is discontinued in favor of 14” MacBook Pro with M3. I say good riddance. Would love it if they did made the bezel smaller on an iMac though, alongside the M3 upg…

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    Comment #37597162

    Meanwhile, a company I used to work at keeps on using self hosted MantisBT. Its maintenance takes like 2 engineer days per year total, if that. Its initial setup with all the plugi…

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    Comment #37549806

    It will be taken to a next level by the AI, both in terms of defensive and offensive capabilities. We already have interesting startups and projects dealing with defence aspect. I’…

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    Comment #37470478

    This is nonsense.

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    Comment #37364739

    I can atest to this. Sqlc is awesome.

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    Comment #37233986

    You can easily do nested rows/objects in sql. E.g.in postgres: SELECT u.*, ( SELECT JSON_AGG(p) FROM ( SELECT p.* FROM purchases p WHERE p.user_id = u.id LIMIT 10 ) p ) AS purchase…

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    Comment #37230188

    I have to disagree with the following paragraph: “SQL is particularly inflexible in terms of control over response: A query result is always a set of tuples. A query is incapable o…

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