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cube00
2y ago
You'll lose the benefit of the TypeScript compiler picking up mismatched types if you only use a transpiler.
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cube00
2y ago
The bounds of a kill bot would be necessarily wide.
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cube00
2y ago
Sounds great if it wasn't for the powers that be still being infatuated with their open plan hellscape.
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cube00
2y ago
Yet the deadlines don't move to accommodate this.
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cube00
2y ago
They control the level because they need users to remain on the site for as long as possible. They'll do a better job of that then if the user has control. You might have a better experience if you could set your own level of discovery
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2y ago
When it's their money Azure manage to have a spending limit... > The spending limit in Azure prevents spending over your credit amount. [1] Once it's your money miraculously the spending limit is no longer available... > The
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2y ago
> Of course a student who would cheat may also lie about cheating, but in a few cases they were able to prove authorship using the history feature built into Google docs. It's scary to see the reversal of the burden of proof becomin
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cube00
2y ago
Let's break out after family stand up.
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cube00
2y ago
Downside there is you can't tell what's been replied. In a shared mailbox you can move it out and disappears for everyone so you know it's done.
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2y ago
Unless the gates need to open at 2:30am and in the case of daylight savings time that hour is skipped.
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2y ago
Used in the movie Wall Street to justify insider trading too: Bud: Lou, I got a sure thing. Anacott Steel. Lou: No such thing, except death and taxes. Not a good company any more. No fundamentals. What's goin' on, Bud? You know so
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2y ago
Good luck getting a regular consumer to agree to all the scary warnings presented when you do that.
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2y ago
> Rollback is hard I guess once your OS can't boot. This is why the client needs have enough error handling to realise it's latest update has now caused unsuccessful boot and roll that update back locally to the last known good
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2y ago
Especially if any public money was used in the research or production of those books.
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2y ago
Nullable strings for all!
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2y ago
The co-founder's PR descriptions aren't much better https://github.com/reworkd/AgentGPT/pull/1372#issue-19887599...
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2y ago
Given ChatGPT can pick up this bug when you feed it line by line [1], you might have the next startup here. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40628839
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cube00
2y ago
I'd be concerned said "robust" tests were also lifted from ChatGPT.
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cube00
3y ago
Good luck considering we can't even pay teachers properly.
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cube00
3y ago
Bike-shedding at its finest.
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cube00
3y ago
The old adage "follow the money" still holds, you'll be forever monitored until it shows up. It's even easier in the digital world where they don't need to park a pizza van outside your house.
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cube00
3y ago
Nobody forced them to offer a lifetime plan, if you're happy to benefit from the hype "lifetime" brings, then don't complain when you're called out for not following through.
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3y ago
> During the bug-bounty report & triage, the developers tried to implement a block because when I tried to reproduce it again for them, it came up with the following error message ... Hardly in the spirit of a bug-bountry program.
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3y ago
> In the notice, IFTTT argued that the “Legacy Pro” tier “no longer exists in our current offerings,” as the web applet service has added “nearly 200 new services, and dozens of new features” since first offering a pay-what-you-want opti
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3y ago
> Despite Facebook hiring several law firms to defend their case, Soldati, representing himself, was able to successfully argue Meta/Facebook committed a breach of contract and that they were not immune under the Communications Dece
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3y ago
Lawyers don't get paid if the issue is resolved internally by support teams.
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3y ago
It will "hallucinate" and claim it hit the target successfully when it didn't actually happen.
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3y ago
Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry Livestream https://www.youtube.com/@postofficehorizonitinquiry947 Inquiry website https://www.postofficehorizoninquiry.org.uk
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cube00
3y ago
When scientific code is not required to be published with its research literature who really knows how bad it is?
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cube00
3y ago
It doesn't change even over time, three years self hosting and I still can't get any of those tools to show anything beyond an error that there's no data available because my personal volume is so low.
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