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wubrr

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    Comment #46533538

    That is a pretty convincing and intuitive take, thank you.

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    Comment #46533518

    > What does reading a great novel or starting a garden specifically accomplish? It accomplishes many things - specifically granting entertainment, pleasure, etc that practitioners …

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    Comment #46531520

    So many allusions and claims such as your 'yes' in this thread, and yet, not a single actual link/reference to anything actually scientific/verifiable... Maybe you should actually …

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    Comment #46530124

    There is a lot of scientific research/results based on actual measurable results and biology which supports the benefits of strength training. Can the same be said about meditation…

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    Comment #46529976

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    Comment #46529770

    Many things have been practiced/studied for thousands of years - that alone isn't interesting or valuable imo. What are the objective benefits of meditation - what is the exact/spe…

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    Comment #46519460

    The more explicit/detailed your plan, the more context it uses up, the less accurate and generally functional it is. Don't get me wrong, it's amazing, but on a complex problem with…

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    Comment #46519201

    It's ability to test/iterate and debug issues is pretty impressive. Though it seems to work best when context is minimized. Once the code passes a certain complexity/size it starts…

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    Comment #46500298

    You can run a web UI locally, without exposing it to the public internet, and access it remotely via SSH. > which works equally well on everyone’s machine Why are you so sure it ru…

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    Comment #46199426

    I've generally had better luck when using it on new projects/repos. When working on a large existing repo it's very important to give it good context/links/pointers to how things c…

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    Comment #46151880

    Gemini weirdly messes things up, even though it seems to have the right information - something I started noticing more often recently. I'd ask it to generate a curl command to cal…

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    Comment #46149778

    Pure greed is stupid greed. Also, if the current level of AI investment and valuations aren't justified by market demand (I believe so), many of these people/companies are getting …

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    Comment #46116593

    Which is entirely unreasonable, and there's no need to make excuses or explain away this borderline psychopathy.

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    Comment #46083514

    Communication is not hard, it's very easy, but there are actors who's goal is to obfuscate communication and prevent others from participating. At the end of the day it comes down …

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    Comment #46083410

    The disconnect is more between long term business value, and short term benefit for the most parasitic and manipulative actors within the business. Engineering and business value g…

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    Comment #45929069

    Apply that logic to any failed startup/company/product that had a lot of investment (there are maaaany) and it should become obvious why it's a very weak and fallacious argument.

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    Comment #45916479

    I don't know what you're basing your 'minority' and 'most people' claims on, but seems highly unlikely.

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    Comment #45848742

    > Also it doesn't count if the numbers get worked out over email but the handshake was in person. It doesn't count if 99% of the meetings/negotiations happen remotely if the last o…

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    Comment #45843545

    cope harder

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    Comment #45842444

    Yawn This is your original statement exactly: > "The Bay Area is special because of said history/staying power - which has systemic downstream advantages that *cannot be replicated…

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    Comment #45776474

    > There was only one of those, and consequently there is only one Shenzen. Really? There was only one rapidly developing, densely populated region with a financial hub nearby (why …