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871.
by soco 2y ago
My point was: if there's no law about something I cannot have any expectations from courts, so why there's no law?
872.
by soco 2y ago
Now honestly I prefer people going to doctors for ridiculous problems, than having a gatekeeping which keeps real problems unsolved. So the real problem would be then: how to handle better the "ridiculous problems" and keep doctor
873.
by soco 2y ago
Thank you for the links! Then I don't understand something: if this one party supported some topic, any topic, how come said topic is not made into law but only lives in the internal regulations of some organization? Courts applying ex
874.
by soco 2y ago
I am probably the cynical here but when I read in the very first paragraph stuff like "the system we dream of" and "delighting the health professionals" I call it bullshit and move over. I don't know if it's AI
875.
by soco 2y ago
I'm not sure how you came to this conclusion, when their comment stated in the very first line: "court rulings that rarely appear to be in favor of people over companies". But answering your strawman: when you have a bipartis
876.
by soco 2y ago
Oh dear and I thought I was the only one. Falling asleep at the lame attempts of jokes and meaningless banter watering down the interesting points, the struggle to pay attention and keep the hopes high is real. And those YouTube videos, whe
877.
by soco 2y ago
41% is not terrible either, but if you want the most blatant example from that universe, take The Acolyte: 18% given by the audience for a show of high school project-quality was quite generous, even.
878.
by soco 2y ago
I've read enthusiastic reports about Cursor but my very short trial experience was quite similar to yours: refactoring by duplicating code, mixing up cases, server connection errors, to the point where I just gave up after one day. It
879.
by soco 2y ago
And depending who the "we" are, also doing the implementation.
880.
by soco 2y ago
I have sometimes the feeling neither Noah nor most of commenters here are aware that there are a few other countries outside the US, and most of them have a functioning health system - at least "functioning" compared to the US one
881.
by soco 2y ago
The Romanian supreme court just decided to block the presidential elections. They might have had reasons, but they definitely didn't have the mandate, yet they decided it nevertheless and because they are supreme nobody can challenge t
882.
by soco 2y ago
That sound is only when they drive below 30kmh (or 20?) and could be actually more obvious if you ask me. Let's not forget this warning sound is not for the driver/owner, but for the people on the street.
883.
by soco 2y ago
Just like we were fixing last year the PowerApps-generated apps (or any other low/no code app) the citizens developers slapped together.
884.
by soco 2y ago
I hear this argument again and again, that the dead was despised thus the funeral should not be attended. Really folks, if all people you know are to be despised, then maybe the problem is not with them? Sure, there always is the occasional
885.
by soco 2y ago
Of course if the only offer you get is places who suck and people you don't like, it's a bummer. Although I don't think the OP meant that - going for going's sake. In a hypothetical situation when the place would be just
886.
by soco 2y ago
Theory (and practice too) says that whatever was used in the proof-of-concept also stays. I mean you are right the initial thinking is to try and evaluate the fitness, but then you're already invested and unless the fitness is abysmal
887.
by soco 2y ago
Technically speaking I'd say your expectation is definitely not laid out in the prompt, so anything goes. Believe me I've had such requirements from users and me as a mere human programmer am never quite sure what they actually wa
888.
by soco 2y ago
And still supporting HTTP. I don't know about this, anyone can suggest a reason to use HTTP nowadays?
889.
by soco 2y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but the study wouldn't gain much value if the chemicals were given after the mice lifespan?
890.
by soco 2y ago
Does it work in Firefox? Not here... Suggestion 1: you could show the name of bigger entities also in the corners of the screen - now you must scroll up to Italy to see that the green region is the Roman empire. Suggestion 2: I expected to
891.
by soco 2y ago
I can't login to Claude either. Same in a Windows browser and in their Android apps. So, no.
892.
by soco 2y ago
I can't login to Claude either...
893.
by soco 2y ago
I can't tell whether this comment is sarcasm or not...
894.
by soco 2y ago
Well pretty much everybody at some point replaces their cars. There are not many still driving around their Ford T's. So latest at that point, you will have to compare production+cost vs production+cost.
895.
by soco 2y ago
How do you use Cursor? I was scratching my head at its pricing model, how's that 2000 completions a month? Is it enough? What are the "slow premium requests"? Do I need a course only to understand what I get for my money? I&#
896.
by soco 2y ago
I might be blind but where is it available? Or it's only in the US? I can't see it...
897.
by soco 2y ago
Lisan al-Gaib!
898.
by soco 2y ago
"We must take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented." - Elie Wiesel
899.
by soco 2y ago
Developed countries have laws which oftentimes are even applied, like exactly in this case. Some HN audience has obviously a very naive understanding of what a "law" is and that "disrespecting the law" can have consequen
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by soco 2y ago
It's like the EU can't win here: if they do something some scream bloody murder interference. If they don't do anything, it's again damn bureaucrats siting on their asses. And it's not always different people holdin

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