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Comment #43891001
Why would it ever be impossible/unbelievable? The whole point is it was commonplace for this type of person. It's just surprising that the number's that large.
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Comment #43659068
Plus no way that's getting VC money
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Comment #43640356
It's not so much about what you _can do_ but about the messaging and posturing, which is what drives the adoption of standards as a social phenomenon. My team's been working on imp…
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Comment #43640344
It's not so much about what you _can do_ but about the messaging and posturing, which is what drives the adoption of standards as a social phenomenon. My team's been working on imp…
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Comment #43640340
It's not so much about what you _can do_ but about the messaging and posturing, which is what drives the adoption of standards as a social phenomenon. My team's been working on imp…
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Comment #43640338
It's not so much about what you _can do_ but about the messaging and posturing, which is what drives the adoption of standards as a social phenomenon. My team's been working on imp…
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Comment #43553865
Would you mind describing the process for this in a bit more detail?
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Comment #43487770
This is literally not true. You can leverage MCP using any model. Even some of the IDEs you mention let you leverage MCP using many model providers.
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Comment #43328895
Hi Will! Thanks for taking the time to reply to this. Now that I have the context, I find what you're doing super interesting, and well thought out. And greatly value the passion y…
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Comment #43327773
Just a random thought: Understanding the limitations is a complicated thing in tech. You can finnangle most systems into doing mostly anything, as inefficient as that may prove to …
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Comment #43326513
Take this with a grain of salt, as I run a startup in the industry. Blockchain has taken a weird path. It started with Bitcoin offering something genuinely new - a Byzantine fault-…
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Comment #43260792
LLMs have without a doubt replaced NER models and libraries like SpaCy. At least for my use-cases, creating ontologies and populating knowledge graphs.
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Comment #43226943
Any thoughts on making this open source / open contribution? I know myself and apparently others here are very into this, but have some things we'd like to tweak! Like the ability …
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Comment #43187949
Is this published anywhere?
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Comment #42870534
Are you... is this the micro-bus?
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Comment #42668962
What else do you want them to be?
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Comment #42623883
This is the most econ-brained response possible. Why would the success of a public policy be exclusively defined by revenue generated?
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Comment #42482529
This is the worst gotcha I've ever seen
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Comment #42388407
I don't think it's an autocorrect error. Cop doesn't get turned into cope. I think the guy just think's it's "cope out" from seeing the word cope thrown around in similar contexts.…
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Comment #42388397
Absolute cope. Objectively wrong.
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Comment #42177429
You pay more. Boohoo
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Comment #41629549
I think there's a very concrete difference between this and your examples
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Comment #39884831
Raycast packages a few of these into a modern app as well. Clipboard, Searching files, Window management. Very lightweight though part of a different generation so more "bloated" i…
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Comment #39495373
Could you share some more info on that prediction? I'd love to read up
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Comment #39495364
Optimizing for "green" is not what we're trying to achieve here. Mountains get greener when the tree line climbs as a sign of it's ecological decline. Stable forest and weather sys…