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That number definitely needs some clarification. My guess is that if a single page uses jQuery on a domain, it counts, even though very little of the functionality depends on it. For a large organization with decades of legacy content, it&#
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Might work for a small project, but a nightmare for medium to large projects. Imagine Microsoft tests their Outlook (web app) like that.
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I just love how everyone suddenly becomes transportation experts in this thread and pour out their opinions that are purely based on their anecdotes and beliefs but nothing else.
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advertising > Advertising is the practice and techniques employed to bring attention to a product or service. Advertising aims to present a product or service in terms of utility, adv
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I started to have doubts about the article as soon as seeing the Samsung Galaxy vs iPhone comparison. The author exaggerates things and rewrites history too much.
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YNAB was often recommended, although I cannot personally understand "budgeting" as a concept and how YNAB helps you achieve your financial goal. (When I was a graduate student with $20k income, I spent a lot of time thinking about
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No, quite the opposite. Big companies likely also have other big(ger) companies as partners/customers, all of which want stableness and see things keep working. Therefore companies need careful planning, execution and testing to ensure
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I wonder if there is a set of interesting CSS challenges, with well written solutions and explanations, to help practice CSS layouts. And maybe debugging challenges -- why doesn't this code snippet give me the layout that I want? ChatG
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> That’s not even considering the fact that it could service a drop better than your camera and is water resistant Definitely need citations for this.
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iPhone 7 was released in 2016, 4 years after 808 was released. Can't see what your point is.
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I believe such a setting exists in the control center for video calls, not sure about recording.
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Same. I sometimes write TypeScript for 2 hours straight without actually running the code or any unit test, and it would just work -- the return value is exactly what you want. I don't think I can do that for JavaScript for more than
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Probably reflects training data.
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I always thought reddit would be a better place for such topics, and before reddit, forums.
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DRM has definitely made pirating more difficult, and that is good enough for media companies, even though it is not enough to stop all forms of it. Also as others have pointed out, often it has more business/legal meaning than technica
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> I'm not sure I know anyone who's had a computer stolen, but I know lots of people who have lost data. That's exactly where you got your priorities wrong. Yes there is a tradeoff. But backing up your data is easy (especia
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What do you care about? Money, stableness, scope or opportunities? I know people who "settle down" in companies with well-known work-life balance (usually develop for B2B products). I know many more people who stayed at the same c
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I heard first hand accounts from multiple people of running into a different set of problems (from academia) publishing papers in corporations. Publishing is never simple or easy. If you have concrete examples, or better, generally recogniz
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Yeah > The new policy signifies a key change in Xiaomi’s way of handling things and now raises several questions over how developers, enthusiasts, and other users will be affected. I don't know any human who speaks or writes like th
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It is not a good way of doing science, but it is the best we have. All the alternatives, including the ones you proposed, have their own serious downsides, which is why we kept the status quo for the past few decades.
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9 months? LOL Thunderbolt 5 was released about 1 year ago. You can count the number of all laptops that support Thunderbolt 5 with two hands (probably one hand, but to err on the safe side).
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Well, you didn't really have many choices for colors and fonts back in the day.
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I don't think you are betting on the same thing the parent comment is talking about. The assumptions aren't the same to begin with.
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And it only takes a (near) accident in 5 more minutes' driving to completely negate that. Your observation from this short time window isn't enough to prove the usefulness of something as serious as life and death.
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Sorry your analogy doesn't help anything here. If you want to answer the question, answer that specific question.
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About "knowledge is incredibly unevenly distributed", an interesting fact is that women is much less likely to use LLMs, if they hear about them/follow updates in the first place: https://www.economist.com/fin
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> Lying requires intent to deceive Since when do we ask people to guess other people's intent when they have better things to show, which is called evidence? Surely we should talk about things with substantiated matter?
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> It's a total non-issue Buying a separate device and carrying it all the time just for banking is a big ask for most people, even for geeks who hack their Android phones.
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> What happens when a gang of amateur photographers, turned into amateur developers, joined by a bunch of back-end developers who develop libraries for developers, decide to work without method nor structure on an industry software for e
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"to some degree" If you are a history researcher or a political analyst, maybe. I don't see how sensorship could get in the way of people using an LLM to write software code or draft a business contact outside extreme cases,
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