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Comment #48889837
I think the point of mentioning Codex was that the author of the post has no relationship with Anthropic, even as a user.
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Comment #48266276
I doubt it, there is a much simpler explanation: virtually all English-speaking Catholics dig Tolkien.
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Comment #48178361
"Earth is flat" is an objective statement. "I experience consciousness" is subjective, similarly to "I am experiencing pain". If someone tells me "pain doesn't exist" while I know …
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Comment #48178331
Thomas Nagel's definition of consciousness is pretty good: "an organism has conscious mental states if and only if there is something that it is like to be that organism—something …
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Comment #48062906
The article on AP literally has a graph showing outsized growth of Poland compared to these countries (measured in GDP per capita).
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Comment #48062834
Yet you can see crowds of young anti-woke Germans on X claiming that Poland's been growing only because of their (i.e. the Germans') money. Also, the reason you've given doesn't ex…
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Comment #48062744
Exactly. Which proves that people who keep saying that Poland's growth is only due to EU's money should finally stop. Another argument: Poland's GDP had already been growing at a s…
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Comment #47601785
OpenAI's ToS seems OK to me, it's just Microsoft and Anthropic.
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Comment #47591865
Well, OpenAI doesn't seem to have clauses like this. Europeans are allowed to use it for commercial purposes under the ToS. (But check it yourself, I'm not a lawyer). I reimplement…
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Comment #47590473
Anthropic does a somewhat similar thing. If you visit their ToS (the one for Max/Pro plans) from a European IP address, they replace one section with this: Non-commercial use only.…
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Comment #46539146
Running sed commands manually in 2026? Just tell Codex to fix your Claude Code
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Comment #16428134
No, it wasn't the government - just a private company running within a state-sponsored accelerator. The government withdrew their funds after finding out about it.
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Comment #13049011
The article says that the water ice could be used as a source of oxygen, needed to power the combustion of hydrocarbons as fuel. But the oxygen is trapped in water molecules, would…
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Comment #13042709
How does decompression speed compare to gzip?
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Comment #13038795
Ah, all right, thanks. That's just me not being a native speaker.
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Comment #13037695
What does it mean that it is "presented by Pixel"? Will it be streamed from a Pixel phone?
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Comment #13037092
I don't have pro-nationalistic views, that's a purely economic issue to me - its result is a long-lasting drain of capital. I did feel somewhat weird after posting that though, and…
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Comment #13036600
The same happened in Poland (and other countries from behind the Iron Curtain). Most stuff here has German or French owners now.
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Comment #12563283
That too, but I rather meant predeclared named types. According to Go specification, types that you define with "type Name OldName" are named, but "int", "string" and the rest are …
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Comment #12560462
Sure, the AST node for "when" is here: https://github.com/vrok/have/blob/master/have/ast.go#L159 Type checker checks the condition before every branch in "when" statements, and set…
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Comment #12560430
Your example looks good as well. Opening gives more flexibility with how the code can be structured, say that you have two interfaces: type I interface { A() } type J interface { B…