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zenburnmyface

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    of course you would include bitcoin in the latter, too, right? Right?

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    Comment #46318457

    This is A+ satire

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    Automatic documentation screenshots (with bounding-boxes) via codex

    I'd like to share this great documentation trick with codex. Our product's documentation website has lots of screenshots of the UI, often with highlighted sections. I got codex to …

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    Comment #45433747

    This is in that direction: https://jannesklaas.github.io/ai/2025/07/20/claude-code-agen...

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    Comment #44701201

    Check out courses by David Beazley: https://www.dabeaz.com/

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    Comment #44201170

    Lavingia should be ostracized from tech for this. What an embarrassment.

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    meh. I feel this is just a linguistic shortcut, similar to how _trained_ biologists can talk about a species or organism evolving some trait. Of course the organism isn't _really_ …

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    Comment #42359769

    None of these people have to deal with other people.

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    Comment #41668832

    you're really showing your hand here...

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    Comment #39538328

    Oldest commit was from today: https://github.com/sympy/sympy Where are you getting 14 years from?

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    Comment #38810324

    I've also taken David's compiler course, and it was excellent. I highly recommend taking any course he offers that interests you.

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    We are building micro-bioreactors on the Raspberry Pi. Yes, hardware is _hard_ (and fun!) https://pioreactor.com/

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    Who said anything about low-income housing?

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    Comment #33777219

    It’s call FBS, and it can be grown in a lab, too (if it’s even required…). See companies like Future Fields.

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