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by input_sh 7mo ago
Even speaking from a pure statistical perspective, it is quite literally impossible for "AI" that outputs world's-most-average-answer to be better than "most engineers". In fact, it's pretty easy to conclude wh
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by input_sh 7mo ago
Quite frankly, if AI can write better code than most of your engineers "hundreds of times", then your hiring team is doing something terribly wrong.
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by input_sh 7mo ago
You can make it a nice round 2000 these days.
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by input_sh 7mo ago
I never said Google isn't the problem, what I said is that going to an agency isn't gonna fix that problem any more than running a SaaS tool yourself will, because they're not Google and they have no insight into what Google
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by input_sh 7mo ago
> This is very generous of you! No it's not, it's a sales pitch that intentionally ignores some of the things pointed out in the article. The author has invested time into proper SEO optimization, legit websites already lin
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by input_sh 7mo ago
I want you to look at that summary you've posted again, specifically the TRIPS part of it. Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights only came into force in 1995. Is that not the evidence that the rest of the world was stro
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by input_sh 7mo ago
> You are talking 0.05% if you are lucky. That's... completely fine? One of my biggest pet peeves on this forum is someone like you mentioning half a million devices sold annually and somehow simultaneously calling that a failure. Y
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by input_sh 7mo ago
No I do not think it's an original concept of the US, more that it was the US that conditioned many other countries to adopt similar laws as a condition for trade deals / investments. As a concept it existed in one way or the ot
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by input_sh 7mo ago
Life + 70 has always been an oversimplification, we still haven't even reached 70 years since the introduction of these rules (1973 in the US, in other countries depends on when the US strogarmed them into adopting similar rules). Ther
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by input_sh 7mo ago
Look at the video, it explicitly starts with dealing with tasks in Markdown files. Unintuitively if I might say so, but it does. I agree that now that this is a possibility, some sort of a wrapper would be great to see.
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by input_sh 7mo ago
That 60 day limit was ignored so frequently in the past it might as well not exist. Pretty much every attempt at stopping the president (from Clinton onwards) ends the same way: house votes on it, senate might agree with the slimmest of maj
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by input_sh 7mo ago
The vast majority of all of those casualties throughout the years is the poorest rural population not being able to afford wood for heating, so they try to get some from the forests in their areas that nobody lays a claim on. You can explai
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by input_sh 7mo ago
What you can do is look at the casualty rate per year and see how it went from hundreds in the 90s post-war period, to dozens throughout 2000s, to 0-1 in recent years and calculate your likelihood. Here's that chart for Bosnia: https:
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by input_sh 7mo ago
Bullet hole areas != land mine areas. Think of it this way: bullet holes are where the fighting took place, while front lines have fluctuated. You don't want to mine an area that your soldiers might want to advance through. Land mines
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by input_sh 7mo ago
It means there are no known areas that are still littered with landmines, but yes, that's not a guarantee there aren't any . Not Croatian but Bosnian, 2030 is our target for this milestone and we have to keep de-mining ~70 squa
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by input_sh 7mo ago
Only in America, in the rest of the world Google calls it "Gulf of Mexico (Gulf of America)".
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by input_sh 7mo ago
I think that tells you more about the uselessness of SOTA benchmarks.
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by input_sh 7mo ago
I can, easily. Speaking for my country and assuming you are not on a fixed-term contract, you can only get fired for one of the three reasons: 1. Company's in financial trouble and forced to downsize. 2. The position becomes obsolete a
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by input_sh 7mo ago
IF alias NOT ON allowList MOVE TO specialLittleFolder By far the worst one is always going to be something generic like contact@, but my email provider is very good at filtering out those appropriately. :)
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by input_sh 7mo ago
A simple regex filter will get rid of that. Now, if you use your own domain and have it configured as a catch-all, then you could do github@domain.tld.
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by input_sh 7mo ago
May not necessarily be from commit messages, there's at least one way simpler way: simply adding .gpg to the end of any user URL will return that user's public GPG key.
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by input_sh 7mo ago
Astro has "server islands" which rely on a backend server running somewhere. If 90% of the page is static but you need some interactivity for the remaining 10%, then Astro is a good fit, as that's what makes it different th
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by input_sh 8mo ago
> The AI boosting from the likes of you Again, look at my comment history. I'm not discussing AI-as-a-whole because as you've pointed out it's not the topic of this discussion. I'm discussing how trivial it is to tu
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by input_sh 8mo ago
"You people"? Take a look at my comment history and see my takes on AI please, but this is like the least harmful way of integrating it and yet "you people" are the loudest about it. Can you do the same on Windows? Is
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Then you right-click on the AI button and click on "remove", but that's a whole different discussion than what you asked in the previous comment. It's also why I really don't understand the need for a kill switch to
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by input_sh 8mo ago
IMHO no. Every chatbot has so much wasted space, it really doesn't need to be full-width. Also, what's easier? Option 1: Being on a tab, copying the URL of the tab, switching to the chatbot tab, pasting the URL and writing some in
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by input_sh 8mo ago
Yes, I'm pretty confident you don't know anything about manufacturing at scale. Say you use a magic wand and build 15 new state-of-the-art factories tomorrow. Who's gonna run them? Does any location in the US have enough qu
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by input_sh 8mo ago
> "in any meaningful capacity" Building a factory is one thing, they can have 50 of them built, but that doesn't mean much if all 50 together amount to like 0.1% of the company's output. Once those factories scale up
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by input_sh 8mo ago
They don't produce them within the US . They're building some factories to do so in the future, but as of now their output is 0.
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by input_sh 8mo ago
They don't "have them", they're building them . https://www.micron.com/us-expansion/id > Micron has already achieved key construction milestones on its first Idaho fab with DRAM output scheduled

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