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tofuahdude

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    Comment #49203767

    "Just use AI" is definitely not the solve for the problems Github faces.

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    Comment #48851783

    The prospect of cleanup duty has never stopped anyone at war. Fields of landmines maiming children for decades, unexploded ordinance in cities, etc etc. Near earth orbit will be a …

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    Comment #48111448

    I was on team dynamic for a long time and have moved to team static. For any long-lived code base, dynamic piles up invisible problems over time. It's great for short-lived throwaw…

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    Comment #48110824

    Anyone finish burning the files yet? I tried... but it looked like it would take awhile...

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    Comment #47455747

    Why unjust? Who promised you that the way software is made will stay static? Our software industry has specialized, for decades, in "rug pulling" / changing / "disrupting" other in…

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    Comment #47139875

    That was a great read, very interesting!

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    Comment #47139521

    Direct quote from Peter Thiel: > I no longer believe freedom and democracy are compatible

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    Comment #46797138

    My dad was Woz's RA in the Berkeley dorms. He often tells this story: One night, dad was on duty, probably smoking pot with his student residents. The phones all stop working. So d…

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    Comment #46734988

    Pretty hilarious write up and interesting frontier research project. I love it.

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    Comment #46127794

    Same situation over here. Multiple family members only know chatgpt / think that chatgpt knows them and have never heard of the competitors.

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    Comment #46052119

    > it’s clear that Labubus are on the downswing On the other hand, they've only recently penetrated my greater social circle, so I'm not so certain as this author that the trend has…

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    Comment #45895277

    FFMPEG, at no cost to Google, provided a core piece of their infrastructure for multiple multi-billion dollar product lines.

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    Comment #45438766

    I really like the way you said we emit meaning. It is kind of funny, that we seek meaning and/or purpose in everything - our lives, our actions, our thoughts - but there is a nice …

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    Comment #45183820

    Anthropic literally stated yesterday that they suffered degraded model performance over the last month due to bugs: https://status.anthropic.com/incidents/72f99lh1cj2c Suggesting p…

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    Comment #44768966

    Grafana log search does this if change the currently-applied log filter, and then they charge you for search volume! I've had to adjust my UX usage so that I don't get billed for e…

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    Comment #44082135

    I've worked with many people who directly stated that they went to grad school because they "didn't know what else to do". As well as several who couldn't get a job, so they went b…

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    Comment #43103753

    No, instead, they had two annoying CEOs who grandstanded their own egos.

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    Comment #42432526

    Top notch monday morning rant!

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    Comment #42324673

    I'm curious what you'll "blame" the next 50% price increase on.

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    Comment #42324589

    If I sell a bitcoin on Coinbase, Kraken, or any of the other highly regulated exchanges, I am sure as shit getting USD and not USDT, which does not exist on the bitcoin chain.

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    Comment #41828819

    Sounds like you were on a scam, fake version of the channel.

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    Comment #41757852

    Don't accept that premise!

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    Comment #41648486

    Your communication style in this thread is adversarial and curt, yet you aim to provide good service. You clearly have a very, very long personal journey ahead of you if you want t…

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    Comment #39605279

    Great write up, thanks for sharing this. As a founder, I'd always though that >1x was predatory with no excuses, but your #2 really clarified that an appropriate situation.

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    Comment #38292052

    Why is it that SMS is so damn expensive? (or more specifically, what is it about Twilio et al's businesses that makes them cost so much?)