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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
We don’t need to imagine, we can ask ChatGPT
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
In the uk many people use illegal streams purely to watch 3pm premiership football matches - they are restricted from broadcast in the uk
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
I think Jetbrians Rider and vscode being “good enough” to stop Microsoft investing in another IDE for Mac
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
Have you considered that you can actually right click the start button, open a window, throw machine out of window? (I’ll get my coat!)(it’s cold out here collecting discarded pc’s)
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
Don’t hold back with your opinions!
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
It’s all a bit depressing that we have the ability to do so much as a species but we don’t work together.
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
Imagine if any one of these tech companies decided the future was in solving problems for humanity rather than how to serve adverts in a future where content was autogenerated. The money and resources they have available is astronomical. In
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
Well I’m ecstatic about this, purely because we can tell the “ai will kill all programming jobs by 2026” people that yes ai will remove all programming jobs but you can’t afford to pay for ai for more than two days a week and the rest of th
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
This isn’t the story we generally hear - what we hear about us healthcare is that you need a well paid job and even then medicines are ridiculously expensive - like thousands of dollars a month for something that is tens of pounds in the uk
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
Total wage $ would cover it.
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
I came here to comment that I don’t see any reason to bother - that’s for the comment, I will try it now!
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
Thanks, I was trying to figure out what sort of weird ai spam it was
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
Take a lease on the json file before you attempt the write and queue writes that way
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by ed_elliott_asc 1y ago
Until it pushes a severe vulnerability which takes a big service doen
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by ed_elliott_asc 2y ago
This is why hacker news is so cool
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by ed_elliott_asc 2y ago
* print out the working directory and a directory listing every time
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by ed_elliott_asc 2y ago
IP’s with x users will be excluded (over 100 people with the same up? Definitely isn’t a household)
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by ed_elliott_asc 2y ago
I’m in the UK and I managed to end up on trumps subscription list begging for money
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by ed_elliott_asc 2y ago
Surely `spaceman ascii`
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by ed_elliott_asc 2y ago
Does it still hallucinate? This for me is key, if it does it will be limited.
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by ed_elliott_asc 2y ago
Is there a way to tax tires (tyres?) based on wear and not when they have holes in?
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by ed_elliott_asc 2y ago
I thought it was more about the share price and showing how you were staying relevant
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by ed_elliott_asc 2y ago
I think there are already product placement laws so we should be warned at least
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by ed_elliott_asc 2y ago
I am excited about this as I use Claude for coding but what I really like about copilot is if you have a list of something random like: /* Col1 varchar not null, Col2 int null, Col3 int not nul*/ Then start doing something else li
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by ed_elliott_asc 2y ago
100% which is why I use rider :)
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by ed_elliott_asc 2y ago
Is this tool where you have two canva tabs open at the same time?
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by ed_elliott_asc 2y ago
So that is how it crossed the road
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by ed_elliott_asc 2y ago
It would be useful in testing, mocking (faking) sealed classes etc
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by ed_elliott_asc 2y ago
You mean self declared (rightfully or wrongfully) leaders of the free world? :)
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by ed_elliott_asc 2y ago
I thought Frankenstein degrees was a clever complaint about us companies wanting degrees for tech jobs

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