graeber_28927

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by graeber_28927 3mo ago
> To me its no surprise that 100% vibed AGENTS.md are unproductive. To me it is! I thought if an AGENTS.md is researched with much effort once, next time reading the brief conclusion would save on effort and time and cost. Would have see
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by graeber_28927 6mo ago
I'm guessing it's not a hard coded function, the button invokes. Instead it spawns a claude code session with perhaps some oredefined prompts, maybe attaches logs, and let's claude code "go wild". In that sense the
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by graeber_28927 6mo ago
Electricity analogy is fairplay, but ChatGPT had something like 110% global adoption 5 minutes after its release. The infrastructure and the electrical appliances had to catch up, but the Internet is all built out already. So I think it&#x2
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by graeber_28927 1y ago
I thought I was crazy. Every other month I drive 800km with my Opel Corsa-e, it takes me 10-12 hours and 4 charging stops. This is 2 hours more than what my friends and relatives manage with their ICE car. And since I have a child, I'v
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by graeber_28927 1y ago
Yes, my thoughts exactly. I hate implementing N forms with user state session and navigation, when one big form one the client can hold the state for me, and visual trickery can achieve the same. Whenever I go debug unnecessary state machin
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by graeber_28927 1y ago
On one hand I agree. It makes me sad but I'm skeptical they are going to make it. On the other hand, electric cars seem to be relatively "easy" to build. Sure, Fisker went bankrupt, but Rivian seems to do sort of fine. Xiaomi
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by graeber_28927 1y ago
Whoa, the "japanese" checkbox animation is awesome, so satisfying!
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by graeber_28927 1y ago
Best part for me is it's model agnostic. I liked Claude Code, it worked better for me than VSCode Copilot Agent, but Claude was too expensive, so I rarely used it, and the price/friction felt bad when I did. sst/opencode I ca
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by graeber_28927 1y ago
I still log on from time to time, about once a month, because my family uploads pics in a group after family events, and fb is the only place eveyone is on. Everytime I open FB, and scroll a little, I feel like an outsider looking into a cr
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by graeber_28927 2y ago
Once I caught an old acquaintance of mine recycling their Swiss holiday photos on Instagram a year or two after the fact. Basically, 2-3 classmates of mine shaped 90% of my view on what a normal family vacation is supposed to look like. Whe
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by graeber_28927 2y ago
I was thinking there will probably be nothing from my home country (HU) since it's a small country, and iPhones aren't as popular anyway. People are comparatively price sensitive. And then in the 5th video that got recommended to
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by graeber_28927 2y ago
The sunroof needs to phone home to work?
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by graeber_28927 2y ago
IKEA regularly shuffles around it's layout. They won't let you learn shortcuts and exploit experience. I learnt this the hard way several times in my local IKEA, but I also read an article about how this is absolutely strategic in
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by graeber_28927 2y ago
I love the thought that middle age philanthropy apparently carried potential for making the hackernews frontpage 500 years later.
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by graeber_28927 2y ago
┳━┳ ノ( ゜-゜ノ)
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by graeber_28927 2y ago
Problem is, the idiot customer copies and pastes the wrong thing, and then goes on bothering customer support, who go and bother me, the dev, to fix the account. Obviously there are solutions to fix all of this, but that's not how mana
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by graeber_28927 3y ago
Sounds really nice, I have to say. Is it the Standard range or Long range model?
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by graeber_28927 3y ago
Do you make those 800km with 2 or 3 stops? What's your approximate travel time, how many hours do you plan for the trip, assuming there's no serious traffic jam or anything like that?
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by graeber_28927 3y ago
If you ever drive longer distances with multiple stops, how far do you travel between two charging stops, and what speed do you try to stay on? E.g.: I drive an Opel Corsa-e, and I usually have cruise control at around 100 km/h in the
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by graeber_28927 3y ago
This is an interesting way of describing it! Can you explain why the amount of methane follows the first derivative of the amount of emissions? I understand the math, but I guess I don't know how chemistry leads to that.
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by graeber_28927 3y ago
> The Federal Emergency Management Agency ranks this area in its the highest category for hail risk on the national index. > [Grant Otten, media relations specialist] said the panels are designed to withstand hail, but the size of
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by graeber_28927 3y ago
Not sure what exactly you refer to with "debugging", but I'm personally much happier with XDebug in VSCode, spamming my breakpoints and stepping through the code inside of the editor where I edit the code. I can set breakpoin
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by graeber_28927 3y ago
Reading your message it hit me how trivial it is to not take the phone with me for a minute, and yet how incredibly far I was from thinking of it on my own.
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by graeber_28927 3y ago
I also work on small apps, and like it there. I needed a day to set up TS the way I wanted, and I don't use strict mode. This way I can have TS check the few places I feel it's most useful, and not bother with the rest. I feel co
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by graeber_28927 3y ago
> LLMs,not AGI Okay, but imagine someone strips ChatGPT of the safeguard layers, asks it to shut down MAERSK operation world wide without leaving tracks,, and connects the outputs to a bash terminal, and the stdout to the chat api. It is
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by graeber_28927 3y ago
To me it's a feature. If I ask any human, often I get "no" as an answer, but with ChatGPT I can be confident that it will produce something, whether it's right or wrong. If it constantly said "I'm nut sure, I&#
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by graeber_28927 3y ago
The first sentence seems to be wrong: > A monastic brewery near Munich says... Klosterbrauerei Neuzelle (15898 Neuzelle) is near Berlin. Klosterbrauerei Andechs, however, is near Munich, but the powder is made in Neuzelle, judging from t
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by graeber_28927 4y ago
95% of the buttons I don't need to be haptic. But please, let's have climate and volume as 2 physical dials. I promise, I'll be forever grateful, and I won't ever ask for anything more ever again. Just two dials.
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by graeber_28927 4y ago
Same here. My NUC eats around 18W when idle, which translates to ~58 Euros a year in electricity costs. (serves mostly as a NAS for Plex) 10x that in costs would be quite significant, and my desktop idles easily above 100W. (Ryzen 5 3600 an
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by graeber_28927 4y ago
I don't actually know, but the FW "abuses" splitted thunderbolt connections to get to those features, which I must imagine needs beefier controllers and is more energy intense, than solving e.g. microSD in a more direct/

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