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stuaxo

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    Comment #49218160

    Seeing everyone spend like 200USD a month seems kind of mad. I have £20/month Gemini and £20 a month claude for a bunch of personal projects. Yes I have to wait sometimes, it's pro…

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    Comment #49204872

    How long until people die ? Probably people are dying already - fund the system properly, it may just be more obvious when they die now as the AI will have textual logging thats mo…

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    Comment #49194233

    Nice. I've been meaning to do my own Django post, on some other bits we take for granted - I should do it. People should be using Django, the best parts are so useful you don't not…

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    Comment #49150834

    Goodbye whistleblowing.

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    Comment #49122422

    When it comes to thinking about performance, the first thing to do is install the Django debug toolbar and use that to work out what's going on with your views and the queries they…

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    Comment #49117665

    You can't de-slop it you can only make it less slop. AI slop doesn't die at all.

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    Comment #49117654

    I has quite a lot of luck making docs nicer by asking to "write using the dry/succinct style of ukgov/gds". If you want to take things further you can use linters to enforce the wh…

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    Comment #49115006

    How hard is it to get something else on these ? Looks like cheap small computer with a remote control.

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    Comment #49104970

    So - when the slump comes it will be possible to get an electrician for your house or to fit solar panes, but the chance of having money to pay for it is another thing.

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    Comment #49094934

    Edit: I'm tired and forgot I just read it was debugged in Mame, kind of mad something this obscure is there.

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    Comment #49094920

    Awesome, what an odd bit of history. Has anyone written an emulator for this yet?

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    Comment #49046498

    There are so many in important things built that run perfectly fine on one postgres database, maybe redis as well and one to three of the smaller ec2 instances.

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    Comment #49019641

    The majority being indirect and having no input to how these companies run if we can't get some strong regulation going.

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    Comment #48977787

    In a couple of years all the head in the sand types will be commenting that "we've always grown bananas in the UK".

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    Comment #48972965

    Available lanes are lit green and reserved are red ? (Or something more complex)

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    Comment #48952801

    Nice, this might be good for my 9 year old. As a Python dev, there are a million things I can show her in Python and that huge amount of choice is an issue in itself sometimes.

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    Comment #48931930

    I get this on Firefox on Android.

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    Comment #48905060

    "fall in love with it" - maybe just being from the UK but I hate this over the top stuff, when I first went to the Apple shop to buy a Mac they asked when I first used it and then …

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    Comment #48905033

    This sounds like wearing too many hats, I don't think it's the best use of people.

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    Comment #48885691

    Wasn't this done with the previous shingles vacccine, not the current one ? If so this would need to be retested to be validated.

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    Comment #48884881

    Irelands big pull to these companies is to not tax them as much as other countries.

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    Comment #48884869

    Why don't we have some equivalent of "fork" if we are talking the same context and tokens, you'd think that could all just be loaded into the gpu.

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