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by kubb 7mo ago
IIRC, the most code in its training data is Python. Closely followed by Web technologies (HTML, JS/TS, CSS). This corresponds to the most abundant developers. Many of them dedicated their entire careers to one technology. We stubbornly
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by kubb 7mo ago
LLM generated comments will kill this website eventually.
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by kubb 7mo ago
They are arguably over policing because of vague laws and proactive enforcement. Most cases don’t lead to convictions. But all cases I’ve ever seen were for something bad like calling for violence, making fun of someone’s death. For free sp
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by kubb 7mo ago
I think they arrested (or just fined?) someone for calling to burn down a hotel with migrants. For you this is an oppressive dictatorship, but it doesn’t match reality. It also has no bearing on willingness to implement proof of age without
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by kubb 7mo ago
Congrats on getting acknowledged by people with credibility. I also think that this approach has a lot of potential. Keep up the good work sir.
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by kubb 7mo ago
Is there a market for this like OOP patterns that used to sell in the 90s?
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by kubb 7mo ago
He doesn’t understand enough to have any say. His management tells him what his reports will be doing and he says yes.
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by kubb 7mo ago
I've had worse!
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by kubb 7mo ago
He doesn't get much say about what thing gets done. He's just kind of there.
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On the contrary, my manager doesn't do much outside of the perf evaluation season, and takes home a higher salary than me. He also gets to take credit for pretty much everything that his team does, despite not contributing to it much.
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by kubb 7mo ago
Have you heard of the PATRIOT Act?
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by kubb 7mo ago
This was done because of the "personal responsibility" crowd. Easier to blame the parents than make the communities safer.
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by kubb 7mo ago
> I can't imagine That's admirably honest, but the contents of your mind don't necessarily correspond to the world outside it.
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by kubb 8mo ago
I also feel this way. It’s a breath of fresh air. I love the Blomsterfönstret illustration too.
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by kubb 8mo ago
I would defer the celebration until you can.
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I have no doubt that they didn't like that the regime, which is why they left. But this assassination is no guarantee of change for the better. Far from it.
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> At some point I thought you were claiming something along the lines that says religious Jews believe they are under an order from God to expand Israel to its maximal biblical geographical area. I just meant that there's a part of
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by kubb 8mo ago
I will grant you this: there are many Israelis that don't believe this, and some of them are religious. Will you grant me this: religious motivations for violence exist within Israel, including the ruling political class?
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> You are confusing politics and religion. Religious Zionism is a religious denomination. National Religious Party–Religious Zionism is a political party. It feels unfair and unjustified that you are accusing me of confusing them without
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by kubb 8mo ago
Remember, the claim wasn't that all Israelis believe or support this. The claim was that religious motivations for violence exist. And a stronger claim that I think I have sufficiently defended was, that many influential people have th
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by kubb 8mo ago
Try to resist the temptation to lump me in with the conspiracy theorists. If you can, provide facts. Thanks for your nuance about the Books. I was using the terminology I learned for the Bible (which also consists of multiple Books, but is
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by kubb 8mo ago
Israeli have a diverse spectrum of religious denominations. This includes religious, non Orthodox Jews. Dati Leumi (the religious Zionists) are by far the most hawkish. They absolutely believe that the biblical land belongs to the Jewish pe
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by kubb 8mo ago
Thanks for this information, I'd like to offer something in return. Only certain Hasidic groups oppose Israel, including Satmar Hasidim (over 100k followers), and Neturei Karta (fringe, only about 1k supporters). That's less than
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by kubb 8mo ago
Of course it needs to be approached pragmatically. If Israel stated that its number one goal is to rule the entire region, they wouldn't have been as successful as they are. Also God didn't say when. But he did promise, according
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by kubb 8mo ago
The land promised to the Israelites generally extends from the Nile River in Egypt to the Euphrates River in Iraq/Syria, encompassing modern-day Israel, Palestine, Lebanon, Jordan, and parts of Syria and Saudi Arabia. If you're a
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by kubb 8mo ago
Complex queries in SQL can quickly get out of control. The fact that you need to replicate the same complex expressions in multiple values that you select or multiple parts of a where clause is bad enough. That there’s no way to pipe the re
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by kubb 8mo ago
Why don’t you just get a rotisserie chicken from Costco and put some money into your 401k? Be careful, the IRS knows exactly how much taxes you owe.
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For me, this text fails the "bridge-building" test of communication. Because it talks about a subjective experience inaccessible to anyone else than the author, it's hard to engage with it. So I have to wonder who is it for?
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by kubb 8mo ago
Its about the mental model of the codebase, mentioned by the GP. Somehow my experience is that no matter how much documentation or context there is, eventually the model will do the wrong thing because it won't be able to figure out so
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by kubb 8mo ago
Why? Isn’t documentation just approximation of the code and therefore less informative for inference than the code itself? I understand that the code doesn’t contain the architectural intent, but if the LLM writing it can’t provide that the

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