MrDunham

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by MrDunham 6d ago
Woah... thank you for sharing RE the Pencil, because that was the only killer feature that I could think of that would get me to buy the Duo. Taking notes during an in-person meeting with the pencil feels (and looks) much more "they ca
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by MrDunham 2mo ago
It landed back where it started. Seems very appropos.
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by MrDunham 3mo ago
The iPhone camera bump is the "jumped the shark" moment for me when Apple went from unwilling to accept that level of quality to "I'm not sure... they might". Speculative to be sure, but I believe that if Jobs was a
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by MrDunham 3mo ago
Agree and disagree on the "planning a trip" use case... as I'm sitting on a river cruise on an AI co-planned vacation (we found the cruise, AI set the daily itinerary). Now the big (BIG) caveat is that I used Claude Code on m
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by MrDunham 5mo ago
Or loop once/twice... it's a fun effect, but when endless I agree that it's distracting
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by MrDunham 7mo ago
I mentioned in another comment how hard it is for our brains to really comprehend the orders of magnitude difference between all animal cases (~680) and the former number of human cases (3.5M). It would take ~5000 years at the current ann
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by MrDunham 7mo ago
Those are bonkers (low) numbers compared to the 3.5M (human?) cases if I'm to believe the GPs comment. It's also crazy how much Mother Theresa's quote rings true, even in reverse ("If I look at the mass, I will never act
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by MrDunham 8mo ago
My technical cofounder reminds me of this story on a weekly basis.
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by MrDunham 8mo ago
I love Anthropic's models but their realtime voice is absolutely terrible. Every time I use it there is at least once that I curse at it for interrupting me. My main use case for OpenAI/ChatGPT at this point is realtime voice chat
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by MrDunham 9mo ago
Website link on Github points to https://deepmyst.com/ But actually hosted on https://www.deepmyst.com/ with no forwarding from the Apex domain to www so it looks like the website is down. Otherwise excited
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by MrDunham 11mo ago
> "LLMs are terrible at asking questions. They just make a bunch of assumptions and brute-force something based on those guesses." Strongly disagree that they're terrible at asking questions. They're terrible at askin
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by MrDunham 1y ago
There was a great comedic bit on this: "Thank you for flying Delta? I'd fly a kite if it was $11 cheaper" I couldn't find the comedian, but the truth in it hits. Side note: if I recall correctly Delta listened to their c
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by MrDunham 1y ago
This is the correct answer. I like to go one step further than the root comment: Nearly all of my "agents" are required to ask at least three clarifying questions before they're allowed to do anything (code, write a PRD, writ
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by MrDunham 1y ago
Can't speak to if it's common, but it was how I was taught and drove in California... so there was rarely any winter conditions to speak of. I preferred downshifting VS braking, personally
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by MrDunham 1y ago
I was lucky enough to help Singularity University launch their startup accelerator back in 2015 and have Be My Eyes as a portfolio company. I say lucky because they were such good people with such a great mission. Hans (founder) and Christi
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by MrDunham 2y ago
Good point! I've seen this search link setup before and it was... somewhat palatable. Still more bad than good but at least better UX.
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by MrDunham 2y ago
Adding to the article: I seriously HATE magic links. My email inbox is barely better a social network's time suck. Lots of urgent, little important, wrecks any flow I had. Forcing me into my inbox is highly likely to cause me to forget
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by MrDunham 2y ago
10 years ago a post from @Bluehat for something we were working on* made #1 and generated about 7k clicks in 2 days. Would suspect that number is much, much higher now. * The Hacker Fair reverse job fair at the Hacker Dojo. #2 was "the
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by MrDunham 2y ago
Friendly correction for others because your auto correct failed you... "predestination", pretty sure parent meant "pre-detonation" A.k.a. Autoignition aka "it goes boom before you planned on it" Only adding thi
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by MrDunham 3y ago
I 100% saw it as MM/DD and was wondering why it took them three months to write up the vulnerability and a month to patch it. Thanks for the clarification
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by MrDunham 3y ago
My girlfriend, now wife of seven years, put together a Pinterest board of ring styles that she liked. It worked fantastically well… I still got to surprise her with the actual final ring and she was thrilled that it was the style that she l
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by MrDunham 3y ago
GP's comment is flagged so I can't read it and comment directly. But there's just a... chill vibe that Jimmy managed to capture. His voice wasn't phenomenal. His lyrics were great. Music was good. But the vibe... he real
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by MrDunham 3y ago
Read every line in Jimmy's voice to the music. Brilliant. Just brilliant. Posted while drinking a (third) margarita in honor of Jimmy Buffett.
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by MrDunham 3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20230902090426/https://www.nytim... In case you get paywalled
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by MrDunham 3y ago
I was going to reply "well, in the US this is law..." The I stumbled onto this article[1] while looking for evidence to cite. It appears that I've been grossly mistaken. [1] https://highways.dot.gov/public-roa
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by MrDunham 3y ago
I've found 50% oil by volume to kernels works great. Eg 1/3 cup kernels, fill same cup halfway (1/6 cup), add flavacol to the oil in the measuring cup & stir, mix with kernels in a saucepan over heat. Love life
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by MrDunham 3y ago
The low calorie part is questionable. Popcorn has (off I remember right) quite a lot more calories than you'd expect. Source: I started getting fat of popcorn every day and am typically considered skinny/fit. Then I read the label
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by MrDunham 3y ago
> the rising difficulty many young people have finding a partner who meets all of their requirements—emotional, physical, financial, and political Admittedly, I do many things wrong. But this is one I've done well and could be helpf
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by MrDunham 3y ago
In fairness, 2017 was threeish years into its development [0]. It's come a long way in the following 6. I've gone months forgetting to update and when I do have had few problems. That said, in the last year or two there have been
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by MrDunham 3y ago
in the article they state "still hav[ing] years of runway"—before the layoffs. seems like they've extended it to around a half a decade?

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