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You still have the system design skills, and so far, LLMs are not that good in this field. They can give plausible architecture but most of the time it’s not usable if you’re starting from scratch. When you design the system, you’re an arch
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It might be just me, but when I read the title, I thought it was about sunsetting the Mistral vibe. Terminally online => dying online Again, could be just me
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When I checked the site this morning, the first impression I had was: They could have just linked to deeplearning[.]ai and that would have been much better. and that's before knowing about the £4M
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> yeah that's complete bollocks We say "interesting" for that
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Credit? It’s a misleading title and clickbait. While %1 (if true) is a significant number considering the scale of Google, the title indicates that citing YouTube represent major results. Also what’s the researcher view history on Google an
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If you mean in coding context, then yes it went down pretty bad to what it used to be back in December. I’ve using paid AntiGravity and it was brilliant back in December, similar quality to Sonnet 4. But it’s been degrading in the last 2 we
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I think that’s the point though. If they succeeded in the experiment, they wouldn’t need to do the same instructions again, AI will handle everything based on what happened and probably learn from mistakes for the next round(s). Then what y
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E La Carte was such a nice idea. I remember it quite well as I tried to do something similar in the UK back in 2011. iPad menu in restaurants.
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There are a few startups that were acquired, not sure if the acquisition had covered the investment, as it's not clear. - Pebble - Udemy - Viper
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Claude is included in the contributors, so the OP didn’t hide it
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I would give them a task and ask them to explore how to do it with Claude Code. Let them explore and learn. I would start with internal tools, something you want to build fast, but you don't need to deploy or make it public-facing. Thi
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While I agree with sone of your points, there are many evidences that this happened in the past. One example is Microsoft creating teams to take on Slack.
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As others mentioned, look at observability logs in your CloudFlare, check user agent, x-forward-address and asn. Then block the ip/asn/service that’s causing the bot traffic if you deem useless. Some bots can be related to SEO too
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Not to undermine your effort, but how did you get the impression that creating a video like this would cost $1M?
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The aim is great, and this would be useful for many use cases, especially when buying traffic (ads). But as others mentioned, it is far from being accurate. I got the same as others, multiple visits from multiple countries.
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I’m working on a context aware clipboard for Mac. I found myself switching a lot between apps to get the same info, lots of copy/pasting. Example, URLs in bookmark (which I forget about), project descriptions , images, folders. So I bu
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I had the exact same impression.
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Filters to Freedom in Job Search
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> Would love feedback on: > Data accuracy / gaps I clicked on Indeed as it was the first one in the list. It says 1.3k layoffs on the 9th of Jan 2026, but the article is from July 2025 https://mashable.com/article
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Your footer “no rights reserved just kidding” is not helping with trust building either.
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Nice one, some feedback: 1. The categories on top do not work. I see the same news in each tab. 2. I would like to exclude some sources using filters. Good luck
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Those without college degree do not have the same debt, or the 4 years difference.
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And what kind of skills would you test with this method? Colleges are clearly not working, as evidenced by the number of unemployed graduates. Some will blame AI, but the reality is that any graduate would require training to be productive
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I want to learn to relax and stop worrying and overthinking. Will start with the 2 minutes breathing on Apple Watch and try to increase by time.
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Scamming is, sadly, a common practice now for many services. I think the first time I saw it was on Expedia, before the pandemic, when prices started going up at each step.
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To try: https://aidemos.meta.com/segment-anything/editor/segment-aud... Github: https://github.com/facebookresearch/sam-audio I quite like adding effects such as making the isolated speech st
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I would like to see a real example, the one given is assuming wanting float and assigning int. What if you put “float” instead of int to get the required number? Also the post is missing another use case, enums in structured data. I’ve been
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Are we going to see a spike in offshore hiring in 2026?
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If some people are going to do whatever they want regardless, then it doesn’t matter if advise is coming from human expert or AI
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Well, with things like skills and proper memory, these things can become better. Remember 2 years ago when AI coding wasn’t even a thing? You’re right it wouldn’t replace everyone, but businesses will need less people to maintain.
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