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> What a bunch of crap. > Nowadays i just have to prompt Claude The second behavior leads to the first statement.
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Scientific fact: just like coding, sex happens in your brain.
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Well, Steve Jobs was into that too (and he's not the only one of that scale who practiced semen retention) And if you are an athlete of any type of sports, you will learn the hard way how it is important to keep that energy at least se
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Men like Steve Jobs were known for their high attention and focus (signal-to-noise ratio) Focus on your goal + discipline & practice + semen retention = you will be a "übermensch".
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All Google (& Co) products are spyware.
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> Here's how the AI pricing bait-and-switch works: > You can tell how it's intentional with both OpenAI and Anthropic by how they're intentionally made opaque. I cant see a nice little bar with how much I've used v
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I am familiar with the UFC as a follower: there are many current and former competitors confessed every training camp out there hires experts who know to administer performance enhancing drugs into their athletes in a way they can not be ca
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You are right. Thank you. On the other hand, mastery through 10 years of practice means and leads to a good knowledge of data structures and algorithms.
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No, the book is not about rehearsing you for interviews. In contrary, the book emphasizes on the mastery of your tech which books rehearsing you for interviews neither claim nor can do. The whole idea of the book is to get deep insight int
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Queen Victoria Became the Biggest Drug Dealer of All Time
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Astronomer's CEO Andy Byron resigns but HR head Kristin Cabot is still is
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> you can continue to use tailwind for everything else that DaisyUI has not implemented. It's just an additive layer to tailwind. I used VuetifyJs with Tailwind in the same project, so I do not see the difference/advantage
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> I was productive the same day I switched and within a week I had no remaining situations where I needed to fall back to git commands. When it's our first time, the tissue damage caused by the training can weight a lot to the point
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It makes sense. Thank you for the effort.
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> sketch a proof in your head as you go that your code will actually do what you want it to do. Could anyone, please, explain me the meaning ? I can't get it.
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The day Linux will be used more than Windows, it will be in more trouble than Windows will. Threat actors are attracted by the most used system.
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No, that's not how trade functions. You can't sell what you want, where you want. Trade is subject to lobbyism (to say the least)
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> "We know how to deal with malaria, so this isn't some story of Big Pharma hiding the truth. The disease used to be endemic in the US and in Europe" Malaria is still a public health concern in Africa. And that's wher
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China had been, until recently, for decades, the most populated country in the world. Still Chinese people don't have a problem called malaria. Why ? Because they use a plant to prevent and heal it. I can't recall the name of this
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First evidence ? It had been there in use for quite a good time. Quoted: "Mid-2010s: Browser fingerprinting became more prevalent, with research indicating its use by various websites and advertising companies."
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Is it possible to share your blog ? I can't see it on your profile.
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Very well written. I felt like reading a good novel.
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City built 140k years ago discovered at bottom of ocean
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One of the most important reasons to reinvent the wheel which is is not mentioned by the author is to avoid adding complexity through unnecessary dependencies.
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Denmark to raise retirement age to highest in Europe
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Strong title but empty content.
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The second Github link is broken
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You often need to explain the same idea from different perspectives because you don't know your audience.
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That quote is meaningful. In a similar context, Bruce Lee said about martial arts that "martial" is to discover the dangerous animal within us, and the "art" is to be able to tame that animal.
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Let's watch your mood when AI answers your call.
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