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What is a rare book, exactly? Why can't the publishers just print more if there is demand for them?

The outlined scenario sounds neither stupid not incompetent.

Also, pkgbuildis by far the simplest package build system I’ve ever encountered. That’s why aur is so prolific, though troublesome

Your original point was about pollution. Now it suddenly shifted to the grid infrastructure and the rare (one of the most common elements on earth…) lithium.

Thanks. I’ve heard enough.

FYI: Tesla v2 chargers do not go up to 250kw. That may be a way for you to differentiate

B: so you’d rather have pollution at the plant and at home (though your car), rather than just at the plant? Got it

Since the article is talking about devs, any who were able to code before should be able to carry on without an LLM by their side. They might not be as “productive”, but jumping ship, or even forgoing one, should not be a challenge.

Why do they got skulls? Are they, like, the baddies?

They are. They are quite small

If I’m reading this correctly, they shouldn’t be harmful to humans, right?

I’m wondering whether I should report them to someone or let them be

Sorry, I made a typo. It should’ve been mm, not cm

It is not alive and cannot really think, so I doubt it's smarter. It likely contains a bit more knowledge and a better interconnected network for it