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zshrdlu
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Comment #49207219
Well you gotta recharge it of course, just not with a power cord.
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Comment #49171991
Checkmate of a move asking for the passport along with the resume. The latter should stand in for the former before an offer is made.
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Comment #48814910
I think for some people it's an aesthetic knee-jerk reaction and the fact that it's "unusual" for a programming language. It's not like their brains "can't grok" -- it's just synta…
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Comment #47873607
Ted Kaczynski specifically was advocating for primitivity, no?
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Comment #47583099
Supposedly. If the productivity boost is good for commercial software it's good for open source.
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Comment #43679701
I will attempt a reductio ad absurdum: why do anything other than print dollars then? Why farm? Why build anything? Why not just use the magic wand all the way?
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Comment #43411636
Yeah casual extraordinary claim, I'm equally stumped.
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Comment #43033925
also known as colonies
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Comment #38642678
How nice! I've been mulling over doing exactly this for a while :D
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Comment #38375408
Do you mean that, once on-boarded, crypto holders would only need to trade with fellow crypto holders?
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Comment #38343546
I would be. It's much quicker to draw this than to write code for it.
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Comment #37911708
Pleasantly surprised to see Tz on front-page for once rather than Ke.
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Comment #37571606
> no successful country in the whole continent That's a glaring statistical aberration
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Comment #36768776
Have you tried asking him nicely?
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Comment #36671577
It's horrible. Yet somehow they still manage to hire and have a thriving company ¯_(ツ)_/¯. Seems to work for them.
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Comment #36355518
backend-backend :D
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Comment #35419827
> eliminate poverty of all kinds There was never a technical hurdle to this problem where a super-intelligent AI is what we need.
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Comment #35384095
> So pointing out that an LLM has trouble with some concept doesn’t mean anything. Why? We do the same with children, animals, and people (with severe head trauma for example). Why…
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Comment #35371926
That's not good for the environment!
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Comment #35356224
> I’ve cut meat from my diet over these thoughts, it makes me want to be a slightly better steward of the other intelligences we’ve conquered. I'm curious if you've made any change…
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Comment #35219716
Nice :) Do you know any books or anything that address "programmability", as distinct from "computability"? I've been mulling on it for a while now.
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Comment #35219672
Computers lack non-monotonic reasoningas of now, you mean :D
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Comment #34859117
This is a metal-level sentiment of the crude sentiments Dennis has already received, just more entitlement. The article speaks of a part of the spirit of open-source, but that spir…
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Comment #34835601
Makes you wonder who's head is really in the sand.
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Comment #34834841
It would be fun to see one attempt a Gentoo install.