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seanclayton
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Comment #49142947
My constraint is "use vanilla CSS" ;) I made a huge solo project in tailwind. Never again. Vanilla CSS is perfectly fine for my own uses. In fact, I've gone a whole 'no classes' st…
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Comment #49083907
Tribes aren't the nuclear family. The nuclear family lives separate from the tribe.
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Comment #49083892
Not really relevant at all
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Comment #49083866
The nuclear family lived separate from the extended family. In separate cities. This is a new thing. You lived with your clan in history, not apart. The nuclear family is completel…
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Comment #49083852
Sorry, billion dollar language machines. My bad on the number of zeroes.
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Comment #49083316
> I don't agree with railing against capitalism either I say we should all give it a shot. Capitalism has had its time to prove its value and its report card has left too many want…
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Comment #49083236
We could make virtually infinite food as well, but that isn't profitable enough.
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Comment #49083104
> throughout history Ancient egypt? Roman times? Medieval times? Byzantine times? Pre-colonial Philippines? Pre-colonial America? I think it may have started in the late 1800s at t…
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Comment #49074444
If a machine made to do language things in this day and age having trillions of dollars invested in doing language, I am not shocked at all that a trillion dollar language machine …
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Comment #49072861
A human doing it is impressive. A human performing many computations a computer could do would be impressive. I don't get impressed when a computer computes a number. A language ma…
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Comment #49059502
Using any AI code is a risk of ban on codeberg. Just write it yourself and no one can say it's written by AI.
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Comment #49040998
> The Open Source world needs to figure out how to engage with that future How ironic. Why is the burden of labor on the open source community? They have to do more volunteer work …
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Comment #48953716
Back in my day 'batteries-included' at least included schemas/models and a database abstraction. Claude can whip one up quick!
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Comment #48935174
> local models might That was yesterday's "LLMs might". Time passes. Nothing stays the same. "Local models might" X Y or Z today has no influence on the limitations of tomorrow's l…
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Comment #48929680
Why when they can just fork it and improve it on their own with AI?
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Comment #48927670
How else would you accept credit card payments on your website? Who are the competitors you would reach for?
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Comment #48816226
Do you have any kind of public AI statement on the ways this product utilizes or is built with generative AI, if any?
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Comment #48811259
Who in the world has time to learn how to code? Who has that much copious free time when they're working two jobs?
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Comment #48793680
Killing has existed since the dawn of life. Heck, single celled organisms 'kill'. It makes sense for that to be a globally-recognized sentiment. You make a grand claim when you thi…
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Comment #48776725
What is a globally accepted sentiment found in every nation, tribe, village, and domicile across the globe today?
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Comment #48763277
a single tool was the enabler of enjoyment? It seems enjoyment is a fleeting thing these days if that's the case
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Comment #48760060
The people of CNBC's audience are assumed to have reason to want Google to not lose the case. Major news outlets are biased towards capital holders. This is what journalism looks l…
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Comment #48745759
> I can't think of a functional reason for a no-AI policy There are functional reasons for a no-AI policy. It helps the Godot Foundation function to establish a no-AI policy. Do yo…