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wapxmas

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    Comment #44959729

    "Claude Code I've heard is refined." I've heard, but "The real problem with it is that it doesn't work.". Seems strange.

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    Comment #43785719

    how do I install it with pip? It requires to be in virtual environment. (

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    Comment #42073433

    "what other operating systems might call the "clipboard"" might

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    Comment #39662194

    How come this as an alternative having "Pricing" in the header? Just another Postman. At least in Postman I can do Websocket for free.

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    Comment #34189105

    Unfortunately, nix is an extremely unfriendly thing in therms of documentation. It almost impossible to graps the meaning of its syntax, although people claim that nix is extremely…

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    Comment #29866409

    How could web3 facilitate the issue?

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    Comment #29757809

    "reasonably", "decent", "exception" are contradictory to "speed".

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    Comment #29757093

    "You can write reasonably fast software in almost any decent language (with a few exceptions)." - this is entirely wrong statement.

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    Comment #26224236

    "std::coroutine_handle *hp_;" does it, the former line, really count as a tutorial at the very beginning?

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    Comment #26153275

    Apple's hardware is not any good for ML since they abandoned CUDA ecosystem giving nothing to match the needs of such customers.

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    Comment #25472728

    The most interesting part about an M1 architecture is an absence of any fan. But, still, from a back-end developer point of view, the one has to wait at least 3-6 months for the so…

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    Comment #25267462

    Nowadays it is not only ability to interact with hardware you have to take into account, choosing an OS, but also usability of an OS.