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Saying an article is of inferior quality just because editing was AI-assisted is like saying a book is lower quality just because it was printed rather than written by hand

I hate to call out the obvious, but sacrificing is mandated by laws only in one case.

Switzerland did that for a few years in 2011, not to help another country but to avoid CHF overvaluation.

That’s how tanks in race cars are made. Another solution is fill the tank with some kind of sponge-like material.

Will AI also be on call when things break in production?

g is the correct SI unit symbol, not only an abbreviation

Can this be run as a AWS Lamba instance?

And in part because you remember all the times YOLO went wrong and you bricked stuff / lost data

It is a sport where the race outcome is mostly determined by a rider’s max power output. And the max power output is in large part determined by genetics. Going beyond that max req…

As a non native English speaker, it’s very helpful to use a LLM to validate if a sentence I wrote is clear, correct, and if there is a more idiomatic way to express the same thing …

Paradoxically, lowering your weight artificially may be causing more damage than good because of the muscle loss. Being fit is not just about low fat. It requires a similar discipl…

How do you pick what to read? Is it based purely on interests or areas you feel behind?

Because what getpid returns can change during the lifetime of a process, if it moves to a different PID namespace. I guess updating the vdso every time that happens is not worth th…

I think the killer application of Strava is segments. Even without caring about being the quickest of all users (aka getting KOMs), I find it valuable to be able to compare my prog…

Somebody is going to do a rewrite in Rust and call it “simply”

Did you try with your Internet off?

Curious how it managed to find its way back home.

What’s making you pay for the subscription version of ChatGPT, compared to the free one?

Thanks for clarifying :)

I understand your point, but millions sounds an exaggeration- I have a hard time believing a single node can handle millions of concurrent users

> I refuse to do work that will kill people Isn’t a crappy UI on a car something that could kill people?

Making smaller and atomic commits makes them more easily reversible.

Copying the how is ok, but copying the why it’s not. The problem here is not how companies react to a downturn, but why they think there’s one. And they are copying the whys too.

Despite this making a lot of sense, I’m afraid you can only apply it to your own business. No one paying you a fixed wage will ever agree that working less hours for them is better…