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by ACV001 15d ago
Nice. It took me an hour just to understand what this competition is about :)
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by ACV001 22d ago
$5500 for 96GB of RAM? insanely expensive (the MacOs is really bad compared to Windows or Linux).
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by ACV001 28d ago
yeah that's why the trend is now to call all back to the office so that you don't feel too well.
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by ACV001 1mo ago
agree, tried both and they are hard as a starter.
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by ACV001 3mo ago
stupid idea
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by ACV001 4mo ago
There is a lot of legislation missing in the world. Partially to blame is corruption (so called lobbying), greed and so.
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by ACV001 4mo ago
Similar articles in the future. "Bitcoin mania: when a single bitcoin was worth more than a house"
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by ACV001 5mo ago
those idiotic remarks at the end of each answer are so unnecessary and annoying
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by ACV001 6mo ago
the title spews evil
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by ACV001 6mo ago
ok so the buying frenzy has started. We will end up with a new google basically monopolizing the internet. Only in this case it is much worse. M&As are evil.
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by ACV001 6mo ago
I don't agree. The code is much more than the spec. In fact, the typical project code is 90% scaffolding and infrastructure code to put together and in fact contains implementation details specific to the framework you use. And only 10
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by ACV001 8mo ago
trash ad for linux antivirus. who uses that anyway?
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by ACV001 8mo ago
naive approach. waste of time. Learning to code outside an ide is only useful very rarely
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by ACV001 8mo ago
naive
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by ACV001 8mo ago
Quite a dumb application of quantum physics. Cooling something to near zero, which takes energy, and is complex, and big, in order to obtain precisions which are magnitudes higher than what is necessary. As if one would use CPUs to prop up
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by ACV001 9mo ago
thank you for all you hard work!
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by ACV001 9mo ago
great. hopefully the oligopoly will break and ram prices will normalise.
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by ACV001 10mo ago
raspberry pi + 2 HDDs and a 2 slot bay (~$150).
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by ACV001 1y ago
Readability and maintainability. When a new change is short you know the code has good maintainability, when you have to touch 30 classes to make a change, you know the code is not that well written.
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by ACV001 1y ago
bullshit to increase sales
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by ACV001 1y ago
A startup where most of the money were spent on that animation on the website.
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by ACV001 1y ago
they should have called it parliament, not cathedral. BBC don't know the meaning of the word cathedral, or was this intentional to trigger some kind of reaction from religious groups.
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by ACV001 1y ago
bs article paid for by those big corporations.
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by ACV001 2y ago
Just as the invention of writing degraded human memory (before that they memorized whole stories, poems), with the advent of AI, humans will degrade their thinking skills and knowledge in general.
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by ACV001 2y ago
One must be naive to not know that all the shampoos, gels, creams, masks and all those introduce various chemicals into our bodies, some are more harmful than others.
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by ACV001 2y ago
Probably no, as they must have an agreement to sell your navigation as training data to those providers.
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by ACV001 2y ago
Ask Matt Hancock https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2021/may/28/matt-hancoc...
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by ACV001 2y ago
Stack and the technical part is rarely the important factor in success. The idea and marketing seem to be the important bit. The stack can be the cause of failure, but it can never be the reason for the success of a startup.
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by ACV001 2y ago
It's not a study, but a piece of advertisement. That's all you need to know about this.
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by ACV001 2y ago
Haha: "Millions forced to use brain as OpenAI's ChatGPT takes morning off" https://www.theregister.com/2024/06/04/openai_chatgpt_outage...

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