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by mrits 7mo ago
Do you think a single person works on a repo?
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by mrits 7mo ago
Thanks for confirming you train on our data
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by mrits 7mo ago
The people that survived it aren't willing to give it anymore of their breathing left
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by mrits 7mo ago
That's the budget I'd have for the coffee shop with the team to discuss budget
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by mrits 7mo ago
Least informed comment Ive read here
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by mrits 7mo ago
does Uber Comfort not cover this already?
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by mrits 7mo ago
What is the point of comparing the US to Ireland? Perhaps compare it to something like the state of Oklahoma.
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by mrits 7mo ago
Are you not vibe coding in girlfriend mode?
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by mrits 7mo ago
Anthropic is giving huge bonuses and paying the most. This is the reason talent is there.
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by mrits 8mo ago
When was that?
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by mrits 8mo ago
Customers don’t want to learn your schema or deal with your clever optimizations either. If you expose a DB make sure you abstract everything away in a view and treat it like a versioned API.
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by mrits 8mo ago
That is not true. EU members barely understand their own regulations and often out source to US firms for this.
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by mrits 8mo ago
North Korea would be very excited about this
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by mrits 8mo ago
Once European banks realize how horrible EU is to do business with they will reunite with Visa
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by mrits 8mo ago
If it wasn't a technical constraint it would make sense financially.
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by mrits 8mo ago
I think we've spent exponentially more effort to ensure the code is readable by machines. I also don't understand why you assume what the AI generates is more readable by AI than human generated code.
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by mrits 8mo ago
If so it will be acquired by a US company
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by mrits 8mo ago
Right. Just like edge is used on 100% of windows
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by mrits 8mo ago
0% chance of working out
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by mrits 8mo ago
While no doubt all these changes are for the best I have to wonder how many are using htmx for the same reasons as I do. It’s simple. I don’t need much functionality. I don’t want to spend time in frontend work so any changes are just a pai
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by mrits 9mo ago
Half the EU are a few percentage points away from electing their version of trump.
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by mrits 9mo ago
I think they are a decade or two late to migrate away. They will end up developing their own in a time where these are loss leaders. It’s likely they will pay for it in a bundle while just not using it. Not to mention in my experience EU co
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by mrits 9mo ago
It's a very common site and greatly increases the value of the property. It reminds me of when I was telling my Canadian friend how my pool gets a lot of leaves in it from all the trees and they said that was unfortunate. In Austin the
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by mrits 9mo ago
It's not always a no-brainer. If you live in a good established neighborhood in a warmer climate you'd have to remove tree coverage. Even if you did that, it's the other guys not oil or gas that will make it a hassle.
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by mrits 9mo ago
Most practical advancements in robotics have been in and will be in highly specialized systems. Generalized robots are still mostly experimental.
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by mrits 9mo ago
I don’t think anyone is going to keep an advantage in car manufacturing. The way we build them might totally change in a short duration with the rapid advancement in robotics
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by mrits 9mo ago
They are closer to an LLM database than a time series database. But they aren't very close to either.
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by mrits 9mo ago
Author-Owned proof reading is next
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by mrits 9mo ago
T-Mobile is up and Verizon is down in my house
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by mrits 9mo ago
Do you think we get our little Debbie snacks from Paris?

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