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by ffsm8 8mo ago
The Birthrate dropping has multiple causes, none of them have any relation to the topic at hand It's a negative (from the perspective of reproduction) confluence of both social and economic developments. E.g. the death of the tradition
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by ffsm8 8mo ago
Funny things about that though, if you're centrist today, you'd be considered far left in the 2000s
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The productivity boost entirely depends on the way the software was written. Brownfield legacy projects with god classes and millions of lines of code which need to behave coherently across multiple channels- without actually having anythin
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by ffsm8 8mo ago
That same concept utilizing a cow filesystem would be neat I think, you'd be able to skip your hashing and replace the sqlite with hardlinks, effectively versioning passively whenever something was written to But now that I think about
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by ffsm8 8mo ago
Someone? You say it like it's unknown that OpenAI got the contract
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by ffsm8 8mo ago
Ynow what's fucked up? I knew within the first few sentences that you're doing that on purpose, but still found myself wondering if you're a an LLM. I mean I knew you weren't, but the question is already so deeply ingrai
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by ffsm8 8mo ago
TFA also isn't talking about code comments, but considering the comment chain I'd like to point out that the only times I've seen hyphenated words there is when I'm pretty sure they were LLM generated... So... Unless the
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by ffsm8 8mo ago
> I think a big part of why the EU isn't in the same galaxy as the US in the realm of business in general, is in some part, the knee jerk reaction to turn to the government to make products and services better. Hilarious take consi
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by ffsm8 8mo ago
Mmh, true... I suspect there are errors on their announcement anyway, I mean there are rows like this on it GEX131 (256 GB RAM) 1232,05 GEX131 (512 GB RAM) 1230,82 GEX131 (768 GB RAM) 2114,75 Which would mean the 256 versio
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by ffsm8 8mo ago
> These changes are effective April 1st for existing and new customers. Checking today doesn't really indicate anything. It's worth noting that the hardware price of RAM is up at least 550% yoy, so this was always going to happ
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by ffsm8 8mo ago
Fwiw, reviews are usually boring because most code you review solves boring problems. Otherwise wouldn't you first figure out how you'd solve the issue, then contrast it to what the PR creator actually did - and then judge which a
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by ffsm8 8mo ago
> I don’t think it’s that big a red flag anymore. It is to me, because it indicates the author didn't care about the topic. The only thing they cared about is to write an "insightful" article about using llms. Hence this w
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Its ai written though, the tells are in pretty much every paragraph.
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What makes you think it isn't? They just have a lot of users doing QA to, and ignore any of their issues like true champs
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by ffsm8 8mo ago
To expand on that, in case someone is interested: The feature that was called is usually bundled in with cors, even if it strictly speaking isn't . Allowed origins (what was meant) just validates the Origin header to make sure the API
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by ffsm8 8mo ago
> the anti-immigration right in Denmark was successful because they were data-driven and could show that unskilled non-Western immigration was a net negative even by 3rd generation. That is very true however you're misunderstanding
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Yeah, with replica it made a little sense. Was still silly, but at least the official master/slave terminology actually didn't fully make sense either... So the replica rebrand felt justified to me. With git it was basically entir
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by ffsm8 8mo ago
MinIO was a previously open source blob store. It's pretty old, it was basically created right around the time S3 took off. You should probably reconsider going with it in 2026 unless you're fine with their new (non -opensource) o
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by ffsm8 8mo ago
In this thread, which comment gave you the impression they were in favor of censorship? I hope it's not me, whom you responded to, because I cannot fathom how you could've gotten that impression considering my phrasing...what&#x27
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by ffsm8 8mo ago
Your phrasing implies someone spook out against that, but nobody did?
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Intuitively yes, but it's possible that this is one of our biases speaking From my memory (might be mistaken) there have been attempts to somewhat study this via polls etc, and determined that coverage via propaganda (specifically Fox
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> Every team and employee should do their part to contribute to the financial targets every quarter and within the fiscal year The inevitable result of this is however the devaluation of the future. Eg if the statement was true, it'
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by ffsm8 8mo ago
The reason why whaling and government contracts are increasingly the best options available is because the wealth from the working class has mostly been extracted... And with less and less disposable wealth available to the populous, target
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https://caniuse.com/css-nesting 86-90% support
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by ffsm8 8mo ago
I don't have any note-able industry insights to add, I just feel the urge to point out that > I've never invested in Arm's stock because their customers are also their competitors. Also applies to Nvidia. And there as be
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by ffsm8 8mo ago
Just tried with cloude sonnet and opus as well. Can't replicate your success, it's telling me to walk...
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Duh... My comment was a response to > Slack would be a lot better if they supported clients via rest api or similar.
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Okay, honestly asking: do you really think your outlined simulation meet the same bar as automated regression tests like > E.g you technically don't need to look at the code if it's frontend code and part of the product is a
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You can't really do chat via rest, you need some kind of socket/sse for chat, otherwise all clients need to poll every second
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You might notice that these real engineering jobs also don't have a way to verify the product via tests like that though, which was my point. And that's ignoring that your statement technically isn't even true, because the en

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