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11mo ago
To be fair, antibiotics are needed much more now that we have billions of hosts these organisms can evolve on rapidly.
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Which is weird, I've compiled and ran custom kernels and modules on debian before fedora 1.0 iso was announced on freenode/#fedora and it wasn't even good.
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11mo ago
That's a ton of ram for a pIII
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11mo ago
Well, I'd say lots of words for how horrible and terrible it is to have Mr. Jekyll and Hyde around. Any specific questions?
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11mo ago
Ritalin is a highly addictive substance that wrecks you, your life and the life of everyone around. Unfortunate that we have one in family.
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11mo ago
2.7 gave me problems last time I tried to install it from source on redhat. Something about ssl incompatibility.
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The about page says that it is a terminal multiplexer. Like gnu screen and that hipster version called tmux.
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11mo ago
There are actual rules for stalemate, so it would probably just be a draw.
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This is now my favorite post on HN
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Deepseek and grok together would perform even better.
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I like the bald guy in the comments idea golfing and posting his own numbers.
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Even with the best agent in plan mode, there can be communication problems, style mismatches, untested code, incorrect assumptions and code that is not DRY. I prefer to use a single agent without pauses and catch errors in real time. Multip
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For those who will read this literally, it works fine on linux as well.
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> collects images and data from inside, promising to track and provide insights on gut health, hydration, and more cough bullshit.
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> By 2035 I wonder if we'll be all running KDE or WindowMaker and the hell with modern OS GUI. Ironically, it was all downhill since KDE2.
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If it is not solvable with a Ruby one-liner, it is not a well defined problem.
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I am just happy to see him alive and well!
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For obvious reasons, there is no world in which you can "build" this kind of so-called open source project without the data sets. Play around with words all you want.
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Is this a troll? They don't want to reproduce your open source code, they want to reproduce the weights.
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I've been a customer since sonnet 3.5. It is coming to the point where opus 4.5 usually does better than whatever your instructions say on claude.md just by reading your code and having a general sense of what your preferences are. I u
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I stopped using linkedin once the mediapipe epidemic started and everyone who could type pip install mediapipe could write a half baked hand and face gesture demo to show themselves as the "cool programmer".
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Umm yeah I won't ignore it. Enjoy whatever you think you've accomplished by saying that.
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11mo ago
I will just use the LLM I pay for to pre-filter ads from the other instance.
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If you're going to pick some words and gloss over the rest, just don't respond.
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It actually looks surprisingly usable https://homepages.cwi.nl/~steven/abc/types.html
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Sides are half spheres but yeah it is not an euclidean triangle.
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> multiple vendors has always been a thing in Java since the early 2000's. Early 2000s? There was usually one language version that circulated. We had the blackdown java on debian, whatever version sun hosted (1.3?) and something IB
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I remember manually choosing dependencies by pasting them from maven to pom.xml and jetbrains IDE kindly nudged me every day to keep up to date whenever newer versions were available. Version massaging took a large portion of the day becaus
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To be fair, isn't this how haskell people introduce a new monad to express a solution to their pet problems?
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I guess you sip coffee, watch true crime on yt and tell everyone there is a global outage while aws us-east-1 fixes it compared to burning the midnight oil when you are the one fixing it. Totally worth paying 10x when that happens.
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