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Embabled: Agentic Flow from the Creator of Spring(github.com)
1 points by huffer 8mo ago|0 comments
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by huffer 10mo ago
Oh, it will sell! For the very reason it's $230 (remember the "I am Rich" app of olden days?).
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by huffer 1y ago
So if only you could have kept your mouth shut, this would have never happened.. Burn the witch!
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by huffer 1y ago
Nice work! How do you verify correctness of the generated exercises and explanations? To me this looks the biggest risk in becoming a user: what if my _teacher_ teaches me subtle nonsense that I cannot easily detect since I'm learning
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by huffer 4y ago
please, someone tell me this is satire!
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by huffer 4y ago
Dali ;) (or maybe they all did it)
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by huffer 4y ago
> > Why don't they buy a considerable stake in these American social media companies also because there's this thing with physical location of the data: europeans' private data must never leave the EU
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by huffer 4y ago
fortune favors those prepared
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by huffer 4y ago
But indeed, if they had the _option_ to escape from reality from time to time, people like Cypher would be happier (I know I am when I do it :D). Indeed the irony of partaking precisely in the thing that you fight against is there; however,
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by huffer 4y ago
It may depend on how the whole ecosystem evolves: if the competition starts doing similar stuff, then you would have no alternative but to stick with one of them and accept the introduction of ads. That's the funny thing about oligopol
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by huffer 4y ago
yeah.. these days you really can't tell; every opinion, its counter-opinion, its meta-counter, its sarcastic spin, its trolling version, its counter-trolling, meta-counter-trolling versions.. everything (in the absence of body languag
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by huffer 4y ago
as far as I understood it, it was a tongue-in-cheek, a joke... or are you trolling too (in which case joke's on me :D)?
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by huffer 4y ago
I guess the idea was that it's very confusing for non-technical people, and very easy to misplace.. (sorry if your message was accompanied by an "/s" -- I didn't see any)
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by huffer 4y ago
thank you
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by huffer 6y ago
.. except when manipulating proxy-ed objects, like Spring beans or ORM detached entities. The object you're calling the setter on is not the object (struct) holding the field.. I know, yet another idea thrown into the concepts cocktail
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by huffer 8y ago
so... what will we call a graduate holding such a degree?
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by huffer 9y ago
Byte was my first too (and later on NET and Computerworld -- great education deriving from both). Yeah, LISP was a bit much -- but hey! it also included an article with assembly code examples for the Z-80 Spectrum; I wish I had this magazin
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by huffer 9y ago
Wow, great! This magazine is precisely as old as I am. I wasn't born with a lisp, just a fondness for it (and now I know why).
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by huffer 10y ago
Upvoted! I rarely comment here, but the similarity was so striking that I came back with the express intention to comment on this exact vein. I actually suspect this analogy was the OP's intention all along :) Also, it is striking how
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by huffer 11y ago
Thank you for pointing it out: the "j" in the city's name is pronounced much closer to the "j" in Clojure and not like "zh" as the article mentioned. Also, in Transylvania there is a slight tendency to ove
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by huffer 11y ago
Well, Romania as well as Hungary and Bulgaria are fully European cultures. Sure, there are historical influences and economic contexts that made them different than mainstream Western Europe, and one can quote "Balkans" as a diffe
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by huffer 11y ago
From a different perspective, any physical currency has the disadvantage of exposing its owner/handler to the same old problems: (s)he can be physically (often violently) separated from it, any transaction needs physical encounter betw
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by huffer 12y ago
probably off-topic: you mention 37h/w so I'm guessing (Western) Europe... Do you find it reasonably easy to find consultancy jobs that allow for ~20h/w (and still make enough for sustenance)? To me it looks like freelancers
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by huffer 14y ago
feeding the tinfoil hats industry: the European Commission blocked this website and flagged it as illegal/scam :) I apologise for not contributing, but I can't access the page so I have no idea what it says.. but by the amount of extensive
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by huffer 15y ago
Completely off-topic: what is this site trigger.io? I cannot access it – apparently it is flagged as suspicious: http://s16.postimage.org/blt1xsb79/triggerio.png It certainly doesn't seem to be a site hosting porn or child abuse content,
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by huffer 15y ago
I second that... Considering the hype from the beginning I would have expected at least some news/updates to surface (here, on reddit, etc.) about it -- so I assumed it was dead.
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by huffer 15y ago
I guess the OP has the MVP right there: start lean with one-two shuttles after midnight and if it works, expand gradually. Having a night-only bus narrows it down sufficiently and I think you can even find interesting marketing twists which
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by huffer 16y ago
Felicitari! :) Apparently the good advices are already given, so I'm only left with supporting your initiative. I just wanted to say that, karma be damned :) (I know this is not reddit but hopefully I will be forgiven)
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by huffer 16y ago
I second that! I'm amazed by the fact that half the time people seem to disregard completely this fundamental obstacle in doing a startup: you need to have at least the basics covered, like food and a roof above your head. You shouldn't liv
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by huffer 17y ago
A fast overview of the information laid out before you can mean indeed that you can grasp some high-level concepts before you loose your focus within the details. But it can mean no more than a summary, and maybe it can give you the intuiti

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