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vitorsr

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    Comment #49035802

    Nothing wrong with CMOS/APA/MLA dashes, I quite like them but usage in LLM prose has ruined it for me. AP dashes are weird, too much horizontal spacing, looks horrible and can real…

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    Comment #48865738

    What caught my eye was: Model Lines of Code File Size Gzip Size GPT-5.6 Sol 1,264 35.5 KB 10.0 KB GPT-5.6 Terra 827 20.0 KB 6.7 KB

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    Comment #48635008

    I am not sure it is the management consulting partners or their associates that are doing the vibe coding . The more likely scenario is that they "consume" the output of designated…

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    Comment #48526440

    Presented at ASAC 2023. See also: https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3627106.3627138

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    Comment #48496830

    There is also the possibility of using Toolbx (formerly [Fedora] Toolbox), distrobox or a container, and the underlying container's package manager. The issue then ends up being ab…

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    Comment #48493825

    Thanks for all the hard work. We are not many [1], but Homebrew has been a great way to quickly bootstrap an environment in immutable Linux distributions. Note that certain operati…

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    Comment #48446540

    I am not sure it is recommending more than it is commenting on the current state of developing public-facing APIs in Python. The downstream users that import the package either hav…

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    Comment #48362050

    This is what I do for the former: floor( nextafter( 256, 255 ) * value )

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    Comment #48360486

    I recently installed Fedora Kinoite [1] and I have been very pleasantly surprised by how stable and performant it is. I am afraid I cannot say the same for their new KDE Linux dist…

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    Comment #48240689

    Yes. The discount was most likely a "post-market trial" of how efficient the caching works for the new generation models.

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    Comment #48200700

    Microsoft has already gone down this road some three years ago... https://blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2023/02/07/reinventing-sear...

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    Comment #48143592

    Tasks are taken from commit histories in public Git repositories which defeats the purpose.

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    Comment #47778323

    Or become a major investor on a largely public funded project with commitments set to start at a delayed time in order to benefit from R&D before bearing financial burden. (See [1]…

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    Comment #47136152

    Unsure if this is what the announcement is referring to: https://resources.wolframcloud.com/PacletRepository/resource...

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    Comment #47131513

    Seems very promising but then you realize the LLM behind said agent was trained on public but otherwise copyright encumbered proprietary code available as improperly redistributed …

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    Comment #47003509

    Please elaborate, I am curious to why would you think WebGPU would meaningfully beat their Metal/DirectX renderers.

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    Comment #46923171

    Nice although I think the ASCII comma feels wrong as part of a filename even if for purely aesthetic reasons. If we want to stay within (lowercase) alphabetic Latin characters I th…

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    Comment #46737048

    Zotero is built on top of Firefox ESR.

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    Comment #46712939

    Thanks for all impressive work on AdGuard. Any particular reason to adopt Rust for this project instead of Go as many of your other products? Because I think since you have quite e…

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    Comment #46168007

    Debian testing is about as stable as it gets while also being a rolling distribution. The promotion of package updates from unstable to testing does not take that long either depen…

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    Comment #46167961

    > over Debian/Ubuntu And over Fedora/RHEL. If I had to guess, it could be that new entrants find it easier to submit changes to Arch Linux packages [1]. ChromeOS also steered away …

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    Comment #46134929

    Monotype does not have the same consolidation with CJK when compared to the virtual monopoly it has with Latin script typefaces. They still have a healthy selection of competitive …