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seanthemon
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About seanthemon
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Comment #48078222
I think those are placeholders, lol
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Comment #47882271
I and my wife have been fully remote for over a decade, absolutely love it and I can't understand the whole going to office thing or people pushing for it.
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Comment #47522798
Modern democracy
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Comment #47157781
they have AI, they don't need QA or tests, come on man, aren't you a 9999999x engineer?
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Comment #47135370
A more mature version of this is "CRUMB" found on steam, it costs money but it's got a lot of great features.
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Comment #45691808
A mobile OS most likely, or at least a complete cover over all of our applications, this is the only way for them to get more real training data.
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Comment #45536878
Hi Mike! If you spent 9 months writing this book by hand, couldn't you do the courtesy of commissioning an artist to make you a cover image by hand as you clearly see the value of …
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Comment #45524766
but clearly he lapsed here and as a non-listener I immediately clicked out.
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Comment #44594944
It's a well known fact that birds aren't real and you must be a target now.
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Comment #44499496
Generally I agree, I use LLM to solve work problems faster but I work on my own personal projects by hand only using LLM to teach me concepts, give me direction or help with comple…
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Comment #44319117
Pla-cf is generally more brittle because of poor layer adhesion due to the fact that carbon fibre doesn't stick to carbon fibre. Pla also doesn't need the additional stiffness CF p…
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Comment #44164084
They'll have protecto-drones and decoy drones following them until it's so expensive we go back to good ol' launching packages by trebuchet
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Comment #44132303
Several countries used their men as guinea pigs for nuclear tests. Most notably was a video I watched of British soldiers going through the same thing, the anecdote of seeing bones…
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Comment #44016994
There are perscription lenses, but not sure how well they work https://lensology.co.uk/xreal-air-2-ultra-lenses/
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Comment #43686140
I'm afraid bots HAVE gotten to the point where they could fool someone, you only need to fool one moderator and bots would have no problem just shotgunning into chats until one get…
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Comment #43675839
So one bot is invited by accident or on purpose that invites more and more bots and that channel is dead, it will be like running from zombies, one person is infected and boom the …
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Comment #43337486
Honestly I feel like this is what I do, fill it with what they want to hear so I can progress versus actually discussing anything worthwhile because those things I bring uo at the …
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Comment #43166037
My rule of thumb: if it has the name of the country, i expect the food to be at best sub-par i.e "Great Indian" (gave me wild food poisoning). Second rule of thumb: if the milkshak…
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Comment #43067152
I listen to this soundtrack while working, been doing it for years. Recently my wife started playing the remaster and now I feel my adrenaline spiking when I hear the music lol
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Comment #43005997
There should be a quote for that
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Comment #42970113
Would love to hear the side effects, i'm balding and was considering this or just going full chop
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Comment #42858419
Ah! I can share something, you can setup an app called displayfusion to show satellite shots from google earth iirc, it's endlessly interesting
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Comment #42723578
Did you read the comment I replied to?
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Comment #42718521
Pride and separation I guess. Easy to separate two parts of your life if you don't intermingle finances. Pride could be the need to finance things yourself through good ol' fashion…
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Comment #42495699
jump into learncpp and choose where to start from, goodluck