

Yeah, something like this, thanks
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Yeah, something like this, thanks


This was what I expected to see, syntax full of slurs and questionable content


Even if I had my own, I wouldn’t carry it across country for a visit of a few days, but I did rent in such a case more than once.
It’s really more about unenforced safety rules, people sometimes drive like crazy and they always do that on the scooters they own, because rental have a speed limit


I just find cve-rs hilarious, disregarding if the issue is fixed or not :)


This needs to be in cve-rs (I’m too lazy for that tho)


I’m a bit afraid to rely on common sense or regulations being reasonable, but yes, we never reached the bottom yet


This I at least can comprehend, as H is silent in some languages
I sometimes see it with words I can’t even start guessing, can’t remember which, but I think last time it was something starting with M or N after ‘an’


Petrol is for the driver


To me it didn’t read as blaming more like ‘of course people from a different era 250 years ago couldn’t have guessed that, it’s stupid to expect otherwise’


Makes sense. Also agree on the last part


Absolutely, and although they did re-invent Fogbank, it took almost 100 millions, makes me wonder what would it cost to keep the knowledge from disappearing in the first place


For me the comment is still there, weird


You totally can. But it’s better than thorn by a lot


If anything, not committing the files that should have been committed is something I would expect from a human more often than from an LLM


I am left wondering if you mean human-CEO or LLM-CEO here


Besides, afaik, they only decided it’s a new species after an extensive genetic test, so the fact that locals called it something doesn’t mean that even locals knew it was different from similar cats. It feels more like naming a new cat species ‘cat’ in local language


I’m guessing, they mean the user of a future that already exists as it is, what you mean is you can implement a future that would provide a way for the code inside to know of being cancelled. But most of the time you don’t do that, and a function that was polled once and then dropped will never know about that


Besides with software industry being pretty big, I think that the crisis may take another 50 years before having an effect they describe, not many of laid off now people will be able to wait for it


I feel like a lot of said leaders would be perfectly fine with a positive answer
I think, colour is electron spin in this analogy. But I also can’t wrap my head around this