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Comment #48213533
Maybe if you start from scratch with a new project, but when migrating an old project it's definitely not a drop-in replacement. I try once or twice per year, but it's not worth th…
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Comment #47846819
I also have a Thinkpad, but an X1. I'd trade it and my first-born child to get to run Linux on a modern MacBook. No offense to Lenovo, it's a great laptop. But Apples build quality…
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Comment #47637864
Wow, you should probably ask it to write a script for 90+% of that instead . Sounds like a huge waste of electricity.
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Comment #46716623
What type of hardware do I need to run a small model like this? I don't do Apple.
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Comment #45714589
In Sweden, Tesla is the new BMW. It attracts aggressive A-hole drivers, so no need to automate it.
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Comment #43854549
Are you for real looking up to the US in this case? That's so sad. There are things you can look up to, but over all they are fubar.
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Comment #43854529
You are working under the assumption that everyone who takes property also wants to do physical harm. It's very sad. Most people who take property are otherwise peaceful individual…
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Comment #43850984
Head, dead, I misread. Not the point. You do not have a _right_ to kill anybody ever. However, you do have a _right to defend yourself_, within reason. That could in some situation…
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Comment #43848484
If you think that you have a right to shoot someone in the head, you're fucking nuts. Period. Go see a shrink.
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Comment #43479543
They will be before this is over.
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Comment #43148554
I disagree. I think it's pretty clear that they are saying that getting help from an anyone (in this particular case, an engineer) is a two-way street. Nobody likes being interrupt…
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Comment #42970346
Thanks for your insightful contribution. And for proving my point.
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Comment #42962748
I wonder what happens when we run out of senior engineers.
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Comment #42961215
Of course it isn't made for me, and I do not expect it to be. The fact that you assume so points to a lack of empathy on your end, something that I think most Americans could reall…
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Comment #42956530
Not every forum needs to be an arena for your polarized world views. This used to be a place where all types of scientific and tech related content was posted. Not so much right no…
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Comment #42956480
I see absolutely zero comments in this thread about how it affects tech companies. Please elaborate.
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Comment #42956257
There's a very high amount of political topics lately, and it's very uninteresting to non-US readers. Please stop.
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Comment #42953081
There are a lot of people in Europe that prefer CCP over what the republican party has become.
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Comment #42951983
I love that the top comment is a 10 level deep bikeshed about bikeshedding.
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Comment #42929205
You don't need to be dumb to fall for a dumb idea. Also, the average person is smarter than about 4 billion people.
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Comment #42918209
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Comment #42514545
If anyone deserves to rest, it's him :) Still looking forward to seeing what he can come up with next time though.
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Comment #42514513
Thanks, a TLDR should be mandatory for articles of this length :)
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Comment #42497972
Anyone know what Butterfield's next thing might be?
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Comment #42039353
To articulate the articles point further: Start with pg, switch to redis when the need arises. Keep the number of moving parts as low as possible.