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kaycey2022
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kaycey2022
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Isn't the whole point of the MAGA, non woke right, not to tone police people? How are you going to stop people from abusing other who they don't agree with? That is the basics of free speech.
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I really liked it. Beautifully made film. But it just rides on shock value. It doesn't have anything interesting to say about the topic.
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I'm from India. In the last few months it has become exceedingly clear how much racist disdain people like Charlie Kirk have towards people from my country. But what you just said, is just misguided and off putting, nonsense. This line
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1y ago
China won the last one though. They aren’t number 1 for no reason .
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And yes I’ve found few things as stable as Debian. I dual boot with windows, come back after months to see an update is all i need. Cannot say the same about arch etc.
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Came here expecting a funny new bug or CVE, found a dad joke instead.
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1y ago
What is a libre license and why is it important?
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1y ago
It converts each page into an image and feeds it to Qwen2.5VL So it should be fine.
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I just realised I bought expedition 33 and still haven’t played it. :(
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That is just not going to happen. Sweeping regulations that govern how games will be designed and created will just mean no game is made or sold in that market. Or this whole thing will be circumvented using malicious compliance. So end of
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Or because open source is not an obligation.
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Phoning home isn’t wrong. Ideally in the case of the crew, if the management had an ounce of brains they would have got a couple of devs to patch that code such that it wouldn’t make the game inoperable even though the servers don’t respond
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Stop killings games is reasonable, but why can’t “you” stop demanding free labour? This whole thing is categorisation and labelling issue. The terms of transaction must be made clear with as big and bold letters as possible. Game devs shoul
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Why local first and not a native application?
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Yeah that happens too. No one is invulnerable to bad fortune. I dont want to come across as defending the Zuck family. I don't even care about them. But charity should not be an obligation.
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It is really weird and pathetic to call them shameful. If after all that money and effort, all they get is condemnation driven by entitlement then they shouldnt have done it at all. The school should have gone out of its way to show good ou
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There are so many text books in tech that you just have to dive into blind. There is nothing available to evaluate the quality at all.
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How was this done? Did the author rewrite the source in TS?
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I hope this excellent talk brings some much needed sense into the discourse around vibe coding.
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It crashed through the dorms of a medical college. The injured must be from there. Unlikely anyone on the plane survived. Edit: Looks like 1 guy from the plane made it.
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This is already happening. US multinationals will face a huge reduction in user base and revenue, or they will have to truly globalise and shift to neutral locations. Software companies are especially vulnerable.
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I dont know man. It makes me inclined to shut off that conversation. Because it sounds like something a nitpicky, “nose all over your business”, tut-tutting Karen would say. It doesn’t convey competence, rather someone trying to manage you
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Drones connected to their controller with a bunch of dangling cables sounds completely mental.
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It doesn't matter. The hiring of cost center people like engineers depends on the capital cycle. Hiring peaked when money and finance was the cheapest. Now it's not anymore. In the absence of easy capital, hiring will plummet. Ano
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The attitude is typical of crypto grifters or any other grifters. Or if not malign it tends to come from someone who has literally zero experience in the space.
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It is just foolish to think that electing a new figurehead will change everything. USA always has been and is at least for now, a nation of laws and institutions. Trump could only have managed to do all that he has done, with deep political
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> It's like you have a senior phd level intelligence developer except they don't even read what you're telling them, and have 0 agency to understand what they're actually doing. Is that better?
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I think the Brown University’s modifications to the rust book do an excellent job of explaining the borrow checker.
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Maybe it wasn't your point. But cost of development is a very important factor, considering some of the thinking models burn tokens like no tomorrow. Accuracy is another. Maybe your script is kind of trivial/inconsequential so it
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Its all of that to some extent or the other. LLMs don't update overnight and as such lag behind innovations in major frameworks, even in web development. No matter what is said about augmenting their capabilities, their performance usi
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