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This is super cool. Just one question. I noticed that papers have different spacing between them. Is that because a paper's placement is based on correlation with neighbors, or just random placement?

I read the story and I'm confused.

How did the data center discharge water get contaminated? Is that a recurring complaint?

I thought it worked a bit like how water is used for nuclear reactors. Or am i misunderstanding it?

even more so after losing the lawsuit, imo

This is so true especially in this age of AI assisted development. I see a lot of junior developers, and even a bit of senior developers, care more about code output, rather than code comprehension. You ask them to explain a PR and they just fall apart.

Oh yeah totally agree

I agree with the humans aren't deterministic, but I feel like that wasn't the scope of the original commentator. Humans are not deterministic, yes. Neither are LLMs. Both should be phased out of processes that need to be deterministic. What do you think?

I love the way you put this. Are there any sites or forums or places where people discuss/hash this out?

I've genuinely never considered it from this angle before.

how am i just hearing about this, wow

What's the "evil" part?

This is such a great idea. Are there ever any plans for a web app?

I like to think it depends on what the actual topic is. Even the article's examples reinforce this.

98% market share? Amazing. 98% browser support? There are 15 billion screens in the world. 2% of that is 300 million. Hardly a number we can ignore. Edge cases for those 2% should be considered and implemented