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by nkmnz 11mo ago
What makes greptile a better choice compared to claude code or codex, in your opinion?
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by nkmnz 11mo ago
Funny coming from someone who tells others not to speak unless asked, while no one asked them either.
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by nkmnz 11mo ago
Downvoted because nobody knows how far a distance 39.5 feet is.
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by nkmnz 11mo ago
Thank you for returning back to the original question. Being a good educator is something that can actually make someone "top tier", I agree. On the other topic, I do not agree, as you have just proven: you explain very well why
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by nkmnz 11mo ago
exactly
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by nkmnz 11mo ago
My two cents, this seems like a comment it should be up to the OP to make instead of virtue signaling.
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by nkmnz 11mo ago
If one asks you "Why do you consider Pablo Picasso's work to be outstanding", then "Look at his work?" is not a helpful answer. I've been asking about parent's way to judge the outstandingness of HTML&#x2F
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by nkmnz 11mo ago
Lots of successful companies have garbage as a website (successful in whatever sense, from Fortune 500 to neighbourhood stores).
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by nkmnz 11mo ago
How do you measure „absolute top tier“ in CSS and HTML? Honest question. Can he create code for difficult-to-code designs? Can he solve technical problems few can solve in, say, CSS build pipelines or rendering performance issues in complex
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by nkmnz 11mo ago
You’re looking at the 0.00001% as an argument why the lower 99.99999% cannot marry into that class - when, in fact, it’s just a matter of math that they cannot do. The marriages of Markle and Simpson have always been more accepted than a pe
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by nkmnz 11mo ago
Why should "the burden of travel expenses" (lol) go away by creating a tax exemption? The organization paying for the ticket will OF COURSE still require the receipt.
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by nkmnz 11mo ago
Actually, that 0.7 intergenerational correlation only tracks surnames—i.e., the male line. It completely ignores the fact that ~50% of the population changes status by marriage, which is invisible in surname analysis. Think about it: when a
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by nkmnz 11mo ago
Look at Germany 1933++ and Eastern Germany 1945++ to see how regular people act when they get power over their neighbours. I don’t have a position on the book, but your argument isn’t supporting what you think your position is - quite the c
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by nkmnz 11mo ago
Oh I did not realize the whole „SaaS“ is open source, too! To be honest, the „payment processor“ part primed me in a way that I didn’t even investigate about the backend, I assumed it to be closed source due to that. Thank you for the clari
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by nkmnz 11mo ago
I don't get why you're calling it A) a "payment processor", even though you don't process any payment yourselves, and B) "open source", even though it's running everything through your SaaS and presum
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by nkmnz 11mo ago
I hear this story over and over again and it makes me sad. Medication for depression, anxiety, or adhd should be used to enable the work with a therapist, not to make life bearable without working on the underlying problems. Been there, don
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by nkmnz 11mo ago
Yeah, just like humans always know what you mean.
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by nkmnz 1y ago
There’s nothing keeping you from scoping the spec to an agile package of work. To the contrary: even if you start with a full spec for a multi-day-AI-coding-session, you are free to instruct it to follow agile principles. Just ask it to add
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by nkmnz 1y ago
Almost like a bait.
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by nkmnz 1y ago
Meta does not provide such a checkbox for explicit gender selection in Europe for job adds - it’s forbidden by law. But you can select interest, such as golfing. If more men happen to be interested in golf, more men will see your add.
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by nkmnz 1y ago
So if I advertise my golfing equipment only in golf clubs, and golf clubs happen to be predominantly visited by old white men, am I discriminating against the young, against women, and against people of color?
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by nkmnz 1y ago
I mean the 5yo child, not the LLM
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by nkmnz 1y ago
What if you give them 13 years?
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by nkmnz 1y ago
Exactly. This is just snake oil. No idea why I'm getting downvoted for stating the truth: the employee doesn't care about privacy. They don't use the birthdate because they think it's more secure, the ask for it because
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by nkmnz 1y ago
So what? The person on the counter doesn't care at all about your privacy. They just cannot type your name into a search box, they have to ask for your birth date first before they can select you from a list based on the name that you
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by nkmnz 1y ago
Mine says "NovaMin" right on the front. There are multiple types of Sensodyne. Btw, what really drives me crazy is that Elmex sells multiple different sorts of tooth paste with the colors green and violett, each. How can a company
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by nkmnz 1y ago
Cigarettes are no way safer than small doses of amphetamines. Check where the name "Ritalin" came from!
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by nkmnz 1y ago
This behaviour is just because their IT system doesn’t allow regular users to search for names, just for birth dates. Then they pick you by name from a list of people with that birthday.
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by nkmnz 1y ago
So murderers should be released from prison because not all murderers murder again, and if some of them did on the past that’s only an anecdote?
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by nkmnz 1y ago
So why do they repeat the same mistakes by hosting Putins family, laundering his money, and denying Germany to deliver Swiss-made air defense ammunition to Ukraine?

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