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by J253 20d ago
True, but I do have a claude.md as well. Point is, best practice agentic development doesn’t seem to be on display.
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by J253 20d ago
I also maintain a popular open source repo and have seen similar. If I receive a low effort single-pass obviously-Clauded PR (many people (agents) don’t even bother using the AGENTS.md file I provide right in the repo?!) with no associated
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The Mid-Atlantic Accent(literaryashland.org)
1 points by J253 1y ago|0 comments
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Extreme Diving in Mammals(journals.biologists.com)
5 points by J253 1y ago|0 comments
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by J253 1y ago
So if our universe is inside a black hole from a parent universe, does that mean every black hole in our universe contains its own child universe? We could be living in cosmic Russian dolls all the way down?
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2024 Pay for S&P 500 CEOs(wsj.com)
2 points by J253 1y ago|0 comments
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Heat accelerates aging, a new study finds(npr.org)
1 points by J253 1y ago|1 comments
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Jurrangelo Cijntje is a switch-pitcher for Mississippi State(espn.com)
2 points by J253 2y ago|0 comments
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by J253 2y ago
Thanks for all the comments so far everyone! I’m quickly getting the impression that I need to work on my resume. Also, I have never used a recruiter. I apply directly to the jobs through their website. Perhaps I need to rethink this approa
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Ask HN: How important is a public GitHub repo for job applications in 2024?
18 points by J253 2y ago|30 comments
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by J253 2y ago
Never heard of the race before. Highly recommend reading about some of the quirks surrounding it: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barkley_Marathons
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Why does it take so long to detect a wrong password while logging in? (2020)(old.reddit.com)
1 points by J253 2y ago|1 comments
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by J253 3y ago
Agreed. I find Vivaldi’s split pane ability incredibly useful. Surprised other browsers haven’t implemented this kind of this yet.
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by J253 4y ago
I’m a home roaster and buy my green beans from a website called www.sweetmarias.com. Everything about this company is awesome but there’s guy there named Tom who knows probably as much as anyone could know about the entire coffee process fr
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by J253 4y ago
As easy solution to this is the just not give any credit for homework that goes toward a final grade. Have a number of in person closed book tests that are difficult enough to prove satisfactory understanding of the topic. Homework is just
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DOJ Announces It Won’t Prosecute White Hat Security Researchers(vice.com)
4 points by J253 4y ago|1 comments
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Phylum Raises $15M to Proactively Defend the Open-Source Supply Chain(prnewswire.com)
5 points by J253 4y ago|2 comments
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by J253 4y ago
In my opinion and experience, I think you’re right about “there’s Pandas for that” and “that” can be almost anything. It can do almost anything but making it do almost anything requires constant reference to the docs. And I find maintainabi
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Play Toribash fighting game by manipulating character’s joints(toribash.com)
1 points by J253 5y ago|0 comments
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by J253 5y ago
This is a great resource for pointing out the things you need to think about in designing a language. To see the nitty gritty line-by-line walkthrough of everything that goes into actually building a language (all the way down to writing yo
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by J253 5y ago
To prevent some of the issues with blurring or compression leaking sensitive info, one simple workaround I’ve used is to just put black boxes over the text as usual in any program and then take a screenshot and save it out from there. No ac
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by J253 5y ago
> Netflix is on the very fast downward slope I definitely don’t disagree with this, but here’s a question for people: if Netflix used their original content budget to instead procure existing content like they originally did, would this
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The International Dialects of English Archive(dialectsarchive.com)
16 points by J253 5y ago|1 comments
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by J253 5y ago
Something that greatly helped me was understanding the concept of theory of mind [1]. As soon as I learned about the concept and really understood it and successfully started practicing it I became a much better communicator and listener an
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by J253 5y ago
Never heard of that experiment. Just read up on it, though. Fascinating! Thanks for sharing.
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by J253 5y ago
Somewhat related, in high school I took a photography class and on the first dark room day, we got paired randomly with someone else in the class to practice taking film out of the canister and a few other dark room things. The person I got
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by J253 5y ago
> Zillow buying up properties in cash over their own online estimates A discussion around this probably deserves its own entire page, but as I am currently looking for a home as a first-time buyer, seeing “Zillow owned home” labels all o
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by J253 5y ago
I’m no expert in all things Apple, but this whole thing seems, to me at least, pretty un-Apple like. It would be easier to rationalize if this was actually a directive from, say, a certain large nation who said “if you want to continue to d
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by J253 5y ago
> I don’t have a credit card and see no point in it. If you use a credit card like a debit card (pay it off in full every month) it can be rewarding depending on the card. I make $75-$100 cash back every month on my credit card.
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by J253 5y ago
This is one of the nice things about shortcuts. I created a shortcut that will turn off wifi and Bluetooth. You can then add an icon to your home screen to run the shortcut and boom. Both are actually turned off…not just disabled for 24 hou

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