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reseasonable
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reseasonable
1y ago
So your point went from: they shouldn’t have done what they did because it likely took much longer than necessary by using AI - to: they shouldn’t have done what they did because they didn’t take long enough learning it without AI to do it.
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reseasonable
1y ago
It’s a skill just like any other. Without practice people will absolutely waste time. But knowing which problems are appropriate for an LLM can save days of labor. As an engineer in the field for 30 years, this tech beats every man page, sd
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reseasonable
1y ago
Not one of my last five dishwashers (Bosch / Samsung) have had any problem with drying dishes. I have had three in my current house (two kitchens) and they work just fine. One will even auto-open the door to dry faster. Is this really
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reseasonable
1y ago
The treatment part has happened for decades, Las Hieleras is one of many examples. But the deporting citizens part hasn’t happened for about 70 years since Operation Wetback which was nearly an identical playbook of today. Mass visa revocat
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2y ago
Didn’t you hear from Fox News that all CBP officers were instructed to stand back and stand by while illegals waltzed into our country to commit crime?? They literally played solitaire on their phones for 4 years straight. /s Back the
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reseasonable
2y ago
A dedicated hacker news of politics site is long overdue. Civil discussions, amazing moderation, and the intelligent insight of experts to hash out complex issues. I’d be on it and participating nearly all day long.
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2y ago
I think it’s odd that they instantly refer to the US as a third world nation when they see an influx of homeless on the streets, and yet they apparently don’t want to continue funding the program that keeps 60% of the elderly out of poverty
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2y ago
I agree that the lack of a latch was dumb, but effectively having two gloveboxes in the center console, that are bigger and closer than the tiny glovebox has left me never actually needing to open it.
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reseasonable
2y ago
Not sure about node (and I don’t recall it ever being a problem), but chrome supports stack traces through setTimeout just fine. I’m not sure there are many reputable modules on npm that minify without source maps, and if people aren’t usin
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2y ago
VB6 had it, and iirc you could even edit the code after stepping back to step forward on a different path. While trying to confirm that with a quick google I see that visual studio added stepping back in 2017. Though not sure it supports ed
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2y ago
Collapse and failure are terms that imply an outcome that would not reflect reality if we did nothing to change the system. Reduction of benefits by about 15% is the insolvency we’re expecting. That is an important distinction that could
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2y ago
Do you have a source for free falling wages? I’ve not heard of this problem and feel like this chart supports the opposite claim of steady growth. https://www.statista.com/statistics/612519/average-annual-re... I’