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Comment #47043776
Judgement is also free, apparently. Kids these days, amirite? YouTube is an amazing place to learn new skills and if you want to learn how professionals deploy code, a peek behind …
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Comment #47031095
The title is misleading: the chip isn't useless, it is basically NFC and can be read just fine. The number on it can be looked up in a registry to notify the owner of a lost pet. I…
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Comment #46485016
I find this complaint totally asinine. You can hand-craft software if you like, but cheap is what customers want and that's what they're going to get. Do you spend 10x as much for …
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Comment #46085336
Well written article full of humility and vulnerability? I love it. My reaction: you don't need to feel ashamed of not knowing something, there is far too much to know and I'm stil…
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Comment #45545907
My app that I published 12 years ago is on there, hah.
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Comment #45457637
Honestly, good for you. I am almost two years into my spreadsheet and I try to get in 10 minutes a day of intense exercise and half an hour or more of walking to counter sitting al…
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Comment #44104004
The comments on this thread are a perfect mixture of Group A, explaining how there is no value in AI tools, and if there was, where is the evidence? And Group B, who are getting va…
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Comment #41985508
I do think that is a real risk, yes. I don't want to use LLMs as a crutch to guard against having to ever learn anything new, or having to implement something myself. There is such…
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Comment #41441370
That sounds more complicated than what is actually happening here. The way wave functions evolve over time, their velocity of movement is proportional to the frequency of oscillati…
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Comment #8705565
Re: the first point. I agree that large changes should always be broken down into individually testable pieces, however I don't agree that they can always be broken down into indiv…
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