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whatyesaid

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    Comment #46187332

    If you've got a prompt, along the lines of: given some references, check their validity. It searches against the articles and URLs provided. You return "yes", "no", and let's also …

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    Comment #46183840

    For references, as the OP said, I don't see why it isn't possible. It's something that exists and is accessible (even if paywalled) or doesn't exist. For reasoning hallucinations a…

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    Comment #43690759

    Yeah especially as in places like London there have been many explosions and house fires originaying from cheap foreign e-bike batteries. Some Chinese companies care about a long-t…

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    Comment #42269252

    Rust is slow to develop and prototype in. It's good if you're a big company not the average Joe. We need a better C++ ("systems") base language that could have an optional borrow c…

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    Comment #41957742

    Maybe if Opera, Arc, and Brave people joined forces... Without a combined effort they lack the power of Chrome store and developer docs. Worst comes to worst they can use the Firef…

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    Comment #39565191

    If most companies become 4 day work week, that would be the new floor and not a perk no more? You might still have 5 day work week employees who get paid more but to them the perk …

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    Comment #39343384

    People who cite interest rates and economy are coping hard. It's all of a sudden a factor now but never was before. Apart from dotcom specific crash, tech has seen relentless growt…

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    Comment #39343374

    That's nothing to do with number of engineers you have.

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    Comment #39234212

    That service does a lot of the matching that you need and provides all roles from PM to designers to programmers. It's unquestionably better as you're dealing with volunteers. Unle…

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    Comment #39219458

    First registration is $2 but any renewal is $20 after. A lot of first year domains use different pricing and they are charged differently I think by the TLD holders, so it's not ju…

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    Comment #39218234

    There is already socialcoder for non profits, which also provides project management and liaison. This thread would not do better than that service for non-profits, simply because …

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    Comment #39196610

    .io is simply the new .net, what you get when you can't get .com but don't want to rename. Although .io and .ai are really expensive so I wouldn't be surprised if something new com…

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    Comment #39186884

    I have set my OS to dark mode on windows and android. It doesn't work without extensions like DarkReader etc if you don't provide the theme/CSS as the website. I uninstalled DarkRe…

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    Comment #39186144

    Damn, poor little Google seems really scared. I'm not sure if that info is true. You have to provide the whole source of the entire product and not just a segment of code (eg libra…

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    Comment #39186028

    It's a research paper. You can write a theoretical paper and let others apply it practically, which others can figure out the practical aspect and report results of benchmarks, or …

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    Comment #39185947

    Why HN still only comes in white without these extensions is crazy. Theming is a day of work unless you use Lisp I guess. This site barely changes. Pretty sure dark mode is much ea…

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    Comment #39137690

    Age is pretty easily guessable by degree dates and your appearance, they don't need to ask it explicitly.

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    Comment #39125304

    Your first sentence is describing the web based LLMs. There are others that operate against the project structure and has read all the files. But a lot of CRUDs also involve a much…

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    Comment #39119518

    Only if the rate of newer services/companies keep up and outweigh the ease of development we should eventually reach. People are currently still maintaining jQuery PHP and other te…