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totoglazer
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Comment #41376052
A) very cool to learn about that term. B) that page must be ChatGPT authored, right?
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Comment #41230089
Found it to be a really unpleasant experience using Airalo in Europe on an iPhone. Maybe user error, but everyone in our group had confusing issues. Lots of problems with the phone…
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Comment #41210385
I don’t think it’s budget, i think it’s about the churn. They want an assembly line of blockbusters at a predictable cadence. If you need a good plot it adds a lot of uncertainty i…
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Comment #41074957
What’s the story with that bot? Always thought it was cool. Was that all smoke and mirrors?
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Comment #40624664
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Comment #39797503
I used them some for a month, and off and on since. I had high hopes, but find the shave worse quality, more difficult, and nicked myself some. Went back to Gillette.
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Comment #39652155
That energy is still being consumed if it’s happening on device. It’s just more spread out, and potentially less efficient.
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Comment #39031007
It’s common in boating, for sure!
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Comment #39016160
Note this paper was published in September 2023.
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Comment #37914737
The continued growth and maturity of typing and LLMs like GitHub copilot finally make IDEs powerful for python. Excited about the future of the language.
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Comment #37909829
Not to denigrate the person you’re responding to, but to add some context: That paper got a decent amount of attention already. Probably one of the more notable in the literature o…
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Comment #37816213
Although it sounds like that’s just a ratification of an already selected winner.
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Comment #37696716
Also for ampersand! https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/2520...
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Comment #37342199
Such a cool idea, and attractive images. However I’m kind of disappointed they mostly picked things that are fairly simple, transparent or openable, and look exactly the way you’d …
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Comment #37331328
CUDA is the basis for the entire “AI revolution.” Their entire stock price now is from the extreme demand for A100/H100 to power AI and other supercomputing needs. That’s possible …
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Comment #37142500
~$1000 USD based on the quoted Whatsburger/USD cross rate.
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Comment #37111771
Preview.app is surprisingly good at a lot of this. Someone should clone it for Linux/Windows.
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Comment #36762178
No way. Half goes to overhead. 600k/4 people/4years = 38k/person/year.
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Comment #36595018
Exactly. The cynical view: If you were any good you wouldn’t need the master’s degree. If you were good and wanted to learn more you’d do a PhD. But you didn’t learn what you were …
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Comment #36593276
Isn’t this a pretty universally held opinion?
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Comment #36534872
Isn’t that how literally every one of these is implemented for the last decade?
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Comment #36149405
It’s definitely a problem. However reducing annual global fossil fuel usage by 70% is still huge and worth doing today. In terms of the Northern Europe winter, wind, offshore wind,…
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Comment #36013867
This is such bullshit. I’m sure they A/B test and find that outright lies helped with whatever metrics. However I too don’t trust the apps, including Lyft, to represent pickup time…
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Comment #35957310
It’s not the best written or typeset. However I think that’s a quote from Armstrong? > Armstrong, however, said that Maricopa County will need to resort to herbicides, which may po…