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11mo ago
For what it's worth I have been using Gemini 2.5/3 extensively for my masters thesis and it has been a tremendous help. It's done a lot of math for me that I couldn't have done on my own (without days of research), sugge
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11mo ago
You never got a properly dimensioned wireframe model from your UI designer? That's a specification too.
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11mo ago
And those social skills, confidence, emotional vulnerability appear where exactly on the profile? Please. Online dating is 80% looks, 10% height and 10% money.
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1y ago
There has never been a functioning and just legal system in the history of mankind. Not to mention that what is "just" is very much up to debate.
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1y ago
If this code is too complicated for you then you should reconsider your career.
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1y ago
> less of a therapist and more of a personal validation machine. But that's exactly what a therapist is.
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1y ago
These people would get hospitalized for any reason.
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1y ago
Good for them.
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1y ago
This paper is so important. Just imagine how much pain could have been avoided if the Gitlab and Github developers read this before making the steaming shit pile of Github Actions.
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1y ago
And who benefits from an undervalued currency? Certainly not the German populace.
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1y ago
Great, another chronically bankrupt country that Germany has to stand bail for.
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1y ago
I had Opera Mini on my iPod 2G and it is still the best mobile browser I have used. Samsung Internet is the only one that comes close in terms of UX.
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1y ago
That's really horrible. Crows can feel pain too, you know.
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1y ago
Scala is still one of the most powerful languages out there.
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1y ago
For one it doesn't have the god awful pandas API.
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2y ago
I don't want to learn something new either but you have no choice if you want to stay employed.
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2y ago
Most things that people post online, voluntarily, is essentially advertising of one form or another.
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2y ago
https://www.yanisvaroufakis.eu/2025/02/21/donald-trumps-econ...
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2y ago
Your FP example is needlessly complicated. No one who does FP regularly would write it like that. var favoriteFoodsOfFurryPetsOfFamousAuthorsOfLongChineseBooksAboutHistory = books .filter(book => book.pageCount > 100 a
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2y ago
How about this link posted by the other commenter? https://judiciary.house.gov/media/press-releases/weaponizati... It is also well known now that Twitter literally had a hotline with the FBI and whitehouse, gave t
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2y ago
Athena is really expensive though and you will often run into a hard limit on the size of your query.
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2y ago
It's Rob Pike... It would be wrong to expect anything different.
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2y ago
We have them because our electricity is incredibly expensive and government regulation forbids anything bigger than that (at least if you want to do it yourself).
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2y ago
This sort of behaviour is so pervasive among certain influential circles, which makes it hard to ignore. Thankfully, the conflict seems to have died down a bit in the last 2 years and I'm looking forward to changes in Scala 3 that make
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2y ago
Arguably, women have to do much less to "look like a model" since that only requires not eating too many calories (facial proportions and such can not be changed anyway, require no effort), 15-minute daily skin-care routine and wa
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2y ago
Yes it is worse, much worse. A large part of the reason for that is that it's written in Go. The other part is that it's written by Googlers and sysadmin people; two groups not particularly known for their great software engineeri
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2y ago
Take one look at the Kubernetes source code and it becomes clear that you can make successful software with zero clue about good software engineering.
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2y ago
The answer is obvious: Because children suck and those parents realize that they have ruined their lives entirely by choice and are now stuck chained to some kid for the next 18 years at least. The more interesting question is why this was
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2y ago
Any sane person will throw an exception, which, when unhandled, will crash the program.
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2y ago
Does Waymo even drive on the highway? No surprise that there's a reduction in grave injuries if they drive 30 kph max in the inner city.
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