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11mo ago
I've used SourceTree for years, and for advanced flows, with an external tool for diff. Never failed me from the base, squash, orphans, forks,...
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Most suburbs have very artificial breads. Best bread would be in NY or DC, with a big population of foreigners ready to pay the price for fresh bread.
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11mo ago
I agree. The gvt should not care if DEI is used, or if someone is gay or transgender m
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11mo ago
As a white American, this feels insulting to all those around me. Diversity is what made the US so great. White people are just one tone of the human palette.
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1y ago
At first, I thought the article was published on an April Fools day...
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1y ago
Sono pazzi, questi Romani
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1y ago
I work for a D2C product, with a standard frontend/backend, and a RAG system. It's becoming annoying when the product manager (not a tech guy) keeps asking for a fine-tuned LLM: most people read news and assume they know what'
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1y ago
Duplicate of Code Mode: the better way to use MCP | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45386248
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1y ago
It makes somewhat sense that composing an API call would be easier (for an LLM) than inferring a tool call. It will make it easier to observe.
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1y ago
It makes somewhat sense that composing an API call would be easier (for an LLM) than inferring a tool call. It will make it easier to observe.
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1y ago
Take a look at new payments protocols for m AI agents
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1y ago
Take a look at "agentic commerce": it is using AI agents + Blockchain for micro-payments: the future of payments
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1y ago
I just use my bike: why should I pay taxes for roads maintenance. Unfortunately, a society is not just about economics
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1y ago
They still need to prove residency. They also cannot vote, and this is not a legal status: just the right to drive
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1y ago
The culture of the future will be built by the people of the present. If not, then, America should go back to being great again with the Apache and the Navajo leading the country!
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1y ago
Which proves that immigration is a good thing
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1y ago
This argument has no weight. First, a lot of people in the US are in favor of multi-cultural society: from St Patrick's (Irish) to Cinco de Mayo (Mexican), ... If anything, the US is a multi-cultural nation from the beginning: German w
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1y ago
Trump's 2025 border policies, enacted through a series of executive orders and legislative pushes since his inauguration, represent an aggressive escalation of enforcement measures. These include reinstating the "Remain in Mexico&
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1y ago
It's been very common in Europe for years. People even have individual heat pump at home. US is so much behind on new technologies
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1y ago
It sounds quite scary that an LLM could be trained on a single source of news (specially FN).
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2y ago
Despotism does not lead to greatness. Instead we will have big Corps (oil, pharma...) owning, benefiting, and hiding public knowledge. Even China does better these days
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2y ago
US science will go down big time. Big Corp (oil, pharma,.. ) will get richer
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2y ago
The issue is not with Medicaid: it's with the Big Pharma, their lobbies, and the corruption they generate. For-profit companies can't be in control as something as critical and universal like human health.
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2y ago
He will actually use his position in the government to take down his competitors (by, for example, stopping the tax benefit of EV). Elon has grown into the biggest corrupt guy
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2y ago
At least the media and public are aware. The oil industry: not so much: they are destroying the whole planet, and their lobbying is so much more secret and politically motivated
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2y ago
Lobbying is the biggest problem. So much corruption. Everyone is bought, and 2016 showed that, indeed, the US are declining
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2y ago
That's called Colonial looting. They didn't ask anyone to steal from all the slaved African nations, and whatever war they won. And you're right, a lot of countries did the same: it doesn't make it right
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CHIPS act, IR act (infrastructure, jobs...), student loans effort, better social nets for seniors, millions of jobs, much better handling of inflation than the rest of the world, pushing for democracy and freedom. We can't go back to m
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Israel is the culprit . In that case, let's look at the millions more of people who died under Trump. Trump was unable to stop the war in Afghanistan, and triggered the invasion of Ukraine (by weakening NATO)
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2y ago
> The public had clearly voted against immigration and free trade. At that point, the job of the federal bureaucracy was to put aside their own views about whether immigration and free trade were good things, and use their skills to impl
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