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I would love to be able to buy new cars without this level of software in them.
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The West Bank continues to be under Israeli military occupation and constant annexation, and Gaza is still a giant dystopia controlled partially by Israel and partly by Hamas You are both an imbecile and a liar
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> You can admit Gaza was a mess It's not merely a "mess", it was a mass slaughter full of war crimes and the deliberate killing and maiming of scores of civilians. And it's a lot more than Gaza (whose very existence i
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Me and a friend tried to do a legal tech startup that was similar, but larger in scope (I wanted to do IDE + GitHub, basically). You doing VSCode fork here?
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If you watch Peter Beinart's channel, he has had Ehud Olmert and Avraham Berg on. IDK if they touched upon starvation specifically, but it seemed like they were not in denial about Israel's actions, especially the latter (I think
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Interesting article, thanks for posting > But I do get the idea that there is something soulless about it, and the way conservatives interact with one another is closer to how our species evolved to live – that is, either hiding women fr
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The Agents are just RAG
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> 2. Autocomplete for prompts was something we were skeptical of as well, but found it really useful internally to save time completing filenames of open code files, or tabbing to automatically include a recently opened file into the con
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It's camelCase, not CamelCase I believe this is PascalCase
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I am deeply opposed to the Israeli military, and sympathetic to the cause of the employees, but as the other poster pointed out, they were legitimately fired. Moreover, their actions didn't improve anything and only serve as further fo
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There are probably lot of old dudes who are like Trump, they just aren't as prominent. Really, a lot of his personality traits and stuff are present to varying degrees in a lot of toxic old dudes who are still meandering around around
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lol wtf, do they know it's not April 1st
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Your point has some merit, but overall the Israeli government's policy for the past several decades has been to kill and imprison large numbers of them; violently displace them from the West Bank with increasing speed; refer to them as
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I was thinking the article was posted to help explain why he's such a piece of shit in a manner that might garner some sympathy.
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> I take issue with, in parts of it he has an elitist, typical Yankee patronizing tone against the South, but overall it’s well done work I'm not sure why anyone should expect the South to escape criticism for defining itself on rac
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> Cloudflare supporting Ladybird makes sense for the same reasons that Valve invests in Proton. Which Proton are you referring to?
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1y ago
Seems good. If you're driving, you kind of have to bracket ~10 hours for that trip anyways.
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What a nakedly disingenuous set of questions. It's based in the West Bank, which is decidedly recognized, as a legal matter, as occupied territory, and the "government" is the Palestinian Authority. The PLO hasn't been r
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Shouldn't most of Fox News be off the air then? And most podcasts, left or right?
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Nice effort, but what's really needed is a slightly lighter version of Django with first class support for async and type-checking.
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Location: Los Angeles/Remote Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: No Technologies: Python, Django, Postgres, LLMs, AWS, TypeScript, Kotlin, HuggingFace Resume/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QWFuZvgG6jc
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You're thinking it'd be a good prompt for an Eva pilot?
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I vibe code all front-end features using Cursor. On the backend, I still mostly code by hand, but I consider LLM tab-completion essential and a basic tool. When I use LLMs to generate code more extensively, I am usually pretty specific abou
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I think I get what you mean, but it's confusing ofc, because Optional[T] is the older type annotation in Python for T | None But like, when it comes to unwrappable optional/result thingies, there are libs in Python to mimic that k
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sadge
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I have used Expedia a lot and it is often cheaper than the price direct from hotel, for some reason.
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no pics of what it looks like in README lol
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Wait, does JetBrains have its own LLM plugin that works like Cursor works? (There is also a GitHub Copilot extension, but my experience with that in VSCode has been that it's weird and insufficiently eager to give suggestions)
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? I read the first example and it's dumb. > What happened? Well, it turns out you’re always getting the same instance, no matter what parameters you pass. Your second call to Singleton(name="Bob", age=25) didn’t create any
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Unfortunate. I used Bolt in Denmark, IIRC, and it was perfectly fine and normal.
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