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rewilder12
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About rewilder12
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Comment #48096285
Me reading this from a 100% Azure shop I wish Azure just worked at all.
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Comment #47093990
lol the ingress-nginx endorsement aged well
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Comment #46826030
My read is the Waymo was operating normally in a situation a human would operate with heightened awareness and caution. This is not the win they think it is.
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Comment #46825358
I think I made it to about here haha > One can no longer know whether such a repository was “vibe” coded by a non-technical person who has never written a single line of code, or a…
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Comment #46824605
The original phrase "talk is cheap" is generally used to mean "it's easy to say a whole lot of shit and that talk often has no real value." So this cleaver headline is telling me t…
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Comment #46555813
IDK man it feels like you are making a less-useful unsafe wheel. - file types exist for a reason - this is just prompt engineering which is already easy to do
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Comment #46435452
I've tried Go scripting but would still still prefer python (uv is a game changer tbh). My go-to for automation will always be powershell (on linux) though. It's too bad PowerShell…
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Comment #46150574
Anyone who has had the pleasure of being forced to migrate to their new Fabric product can tell you why sales are low. It's terrible not just because it's a rushed buggy pile of ga…
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Comment #45954899
using what fab? lol
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Comment #45954877
Windows 10 will be the last msft os I ever use. I rebuilt using AMD CPU/GP booted up Fedora 42 and I have never had to run a single shell command to get anything to work. I don't e…
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Comment #45801230
LLMs by definition do not make facts. You will never be able to eliminate hallucinations. It's practically impossible. Big tech created a problem for themselves by allowing people …