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No they're trusting the lawyers turned solution architects that you get when you buy Harvey.

This actually fucking sucks.

Needs a tutorial, totally unclear what you're supposed to do.

No one cares.

This article is AI slop.

No link to the World Factbook in the article, sloppy journalism.

How are you applying what you learned to your business? I think that would be interesting to share if you can.

I live in the US and it's normalized here as well. Not sure where you lived but there's ample variety of dairy alternatives that are offered at grocery stores, coffee shops, etc.

That's a pretty trivial example for one of these IDEs to knock out. Assembly is certainly in their training sets, and obviously docker is too. I've watched cursor absolutely run amok when I let it play around in some of my codebase.

I'm bullish it'll get there sooner rather than later, but we're not there yet.

"We wanted a regime change, but not at the hands of Israel and US."

You've had decades to change the regime and you didn't do it. If not now, when?

You're so cool dude, enlighten us more.

> IMO it is not the case. And I'd go farther in thinking LLM won't even be a component of AGI if we get there.

And why do you think that?

What sites do you use to find good contract work?

Haha there's no shot. Apples and oranges - completely different platforms and features.