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And if you are not you wont. You can decide if you change your local setup or not. You cannot decide the same of a service. There is nothing inevitable about inconsistency in a local setup.
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> and every single week the results were slightly different. This is one of the reasons why open source offline models will always be part of the solution, if not the whole solution.
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I thing the human rights declaration is a good baseline that is universal.
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When I was a kid they told us: your freedom ends where somebody’s freedom starts. I still think it is valid and insightful.
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There are redis offerings that are fully managed as well. You have both options.
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I wanted to add in BR the schools selected are the ones with the worst academic scores, IIRC.
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Lord of the flies is related too.
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The problem is web components (which are great) are not so good for seo. You would be losing the auto SSR benefits of using your own component abstraction in any backend language.
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That to me sounds external/additional to the idea of a component. You can do the component side on your backend language of choice, and output html like htmx likes it, and it works (have done it in Python, for example). It is extra wor
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You can build your own python component implementation on top of htmx, like in the example you show. That is not a failing of htmx IMO.
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> sending me the IBAN as text, they sent a screenshot via WhatsApp The iphone has built in ocr for images, in case other people do not know. Long press on the text of an image and it will happily select it as text to copy.
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Wasm. And we rotate through languages like we did with frameworks.
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GDPR already exists. It just needs to be enforced in this context.
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I see your point. The original claim I have issue with is > Workers in work focused but rich countries with strong economies have better WLB than workers in laid back countries but with struggling/stagnating economies. There is no o
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A simulated painting is not a painting, so there is no contradiction.
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Spain and Italy are in the top 6 economies in Europe ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sovereign_states_in_... ) I do not think your comparison to some developing economies applies. I really recommend the economi
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> better WLB than workers in laid back countries but with struggling/stagnating economies. Spain is not a struggling economy. Source: an article on the Economist this week about Spain growing at a similar pace as the US this year.
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A painting is actually painted with pigment on something. An LLM by itself cannot grab a brush. Maybe with something else.
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Investors at throwing money at ai projects. That is one upside.
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I wrote one on getcalculator.app and I agree it was more interesting than it looked at the beginning. Now the ipad includes a calculator app, so it does not make as much sense as before.
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Dreamweaver existed even earlier. I hope something like what you mention (flutter) does not become popular because of accessibility.
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Maybe this was true in the past, but there are plenty of bots in reddit these days, and astroturfing/promotional content, etc.
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> Especially in the Javascript era. It's worst in languages that don't have data declarations. There's no place to properly document the data. Typescript is very common too. It has all the types needed to document the data
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Thus opt-out would be the correct term.
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Posting this from a thinkpad under Linux. I used my trackpad to click on reply. Just one more datapoint.
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It comes with fewer risks. You have somebody to blame if anything goes wrong. More productive is debatable. A service that is constantly updated might be less preferable to one that only changes if you want to, for many use cases.
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And thus now they are responsible for all content published there.
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This is the old dichotomy: either you dont censor and are just a medium (like electricity) or you do censor some things and then you are responsible of what is published. Social media seems to want to censor while not being responsible.
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OP might be talking about countries other than the US.
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A bad idea that became popular
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