WhyComboNadir

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by WhyComboNadir 7d ago
Love it. Compared to regular programming languages it reminds me of the difference between lawn signs in the US vs the UK: US: Keep Off Grass! UK: Please remain on the footpath for the sake of our lawn
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by WhyComboNadir 23d ago
This is why I re-did the AI operating system I originally placed in Claude. For my 2.0 version I pulled it into OpenClaw (then eventually migrated to Hermes). All our work can be preserved after we change the model, even at a moment's
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by WhyComboNadir 1mo ago
We were staying at a nice ocean-side resort in Dana Point, California. My wife, our daughter, and I, were chilling by one of the pools. Suddenly security was announcing "There's been a sanitary inconvenience, everyone must leave t
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by WhyComboNadir 1mo ago
Or National Geographic if you got sick of the Sears bra section
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by WhyComboNadir 1mo ago
You have a point based on the way I wrote it. What I was trying to get at: If you're going to walk to the store, don't push you car there! Just walk. So if you want to write code, don't retype what the LLM said, create your
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by WhyComboNadir 1mo ago
What you said about "next fiscal quarter" is exactly right, and goes along with us (in the US) only thinking politically in 4 year cycles... which means on average we are thinking only 2 years ahead. China is the master of the lon
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by WhyComboNadir 2mo ago
Lots of reactions here, but if it works for you then that's great. For me I feel that LLMs have exploded (in a good way) my cognitive capabilities. I'm now the general of an army, rather than playing the role of a soldier. Of cour
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by WhyComboNadir 2mo ago
Throw yourself into it if you love it. The world is going to change many more times before you're even done your undergraduate studies, so there is no point in trying to predict it. Just arrive at graduation having had an awesome colle
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by WhyComboNadir 2mo ago
Equally informative title: A 77-year-old lactose-intolerant man is staging a solo protest against St. Pete’s Flock cameras
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by WhyComboNadir 2mo ago
Ban Post-It notes and any other piece of paper than can be passed around with messages written on them by bad people. No whispering into people ears either unless your lips are plainly readable.
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by WhyComboNadir 2mo ago
It's surprisingly fun! You've inspired me to finish something aviation related I'm working on and post it soon. Cheers.
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by WhyComboNadir 2mo ago
98% perfect. What would take it to 100%: wearing headphones instead of a subwoofer, and a whisper quiet exhaust. Your neighbors will be your biggest fans. But seriously, happy birthday! I fly a loud aircraft that I’m sure the world wishes w
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by WhyComboNadir 3mo ago
I feel your pain -- I gave up (in Austria). The best thing that happened to me was that it took so long to get incorporated that I had time to talk to people about what happens next (e.g. annual filing, need for accountants even if revenue
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by WhyComboNadir 4mo ago
re: catch-22. I was surprised to learn of it, but then even more surprised to get caught up in an endless loop even when I followed the process. For European countries it seems like a left-hand-right-hand problem: I go to a party at the Lo
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by WhyComboNadir 4mo ago
re: #4 Maybe it’s easier if you grow up in the system and know how to navigate the written and unwritten rules, but as a dual Canadian-American who recently gained Austrian citizenship, the regulatory friction is absolutely real. I decided
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by WhyComboNadir 6mo ago
In the early days of my business, when we were more of a service company than a software company, I read this quote and it informed everything that we did: >>> Nothing depreciates faster than the value of a service rendered. <&l