Using a token predictor to do sub-token analysis produces bad results?!?! Shocking Wow great content

Its runescape, the difference between the body types is like 2 polygons

I’d like to thank the academy of palindrome sciences

I can’t be the only one who has no issue seeing this right? It’s very obvious which is a palindrome and which isn’t.

been unable to login to our auth server today so basically free day at work, thanks crowdstrike

You should try selling it to them

McAfee didn’t, sqlite produces that name on its own. Its McAfee that stored them weirdly

Why would sqlite put references to an unrelated product in their codebase?

Its definitely a balance. Good code shouldn’t need much commenting, but sometimes you have to do something for a reason that isn’t immediately obvious and that’s when comments are most useful. If you’re just explaining what a snippet does instead of why you’re doing it that way, there’s probably more work to be done.

Thats not what was being compared so thats not relevant. You’re being pedantic

You can do all those things while also not supporting FAANG. Schindler couldn’t have done what he did if he wasnt part of the Nazi party.

Sure but an employee for FAANG and an undercover antifascist aren’t really comparable

Giving up your morals for money is morally bankrupt

FAANG is just as exploitative if not more than the average in the industry.

If you work for FAANG you’re morally bankrupt

Ease of plugin development is a major boon

Whenever I hear that its useless I ask them to show me how they’re using it. Its almost always exactly what’s happening in this comic with just a tiny bit more detail lol. I think a lot of people are stuck under the assumption that a smaller more concise query is better when its really the opposite that is true. The more information you give and the more you let the LLM work through a problem with followup questions, the better the output. Its like a new Jr Dev who knows their stuff, but struggles with asking clarifying questions.

Of the person using it. GIGO

Skill issue tbh

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