hennell

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by hennell 1mo ago
Oh people get like, super irritated, when everyone like, started using the same like, placeholder word. 1 person with a repeating style is fine, multiple is annoying. It's the same as corporate buzz words, or TV/movie cliches, the
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by hennell 1mo ago
They have, they utilise them to replace all the other workers they let go. It's a two line metric, productivity must go up, costs must go down. They want to do more with less, not more with the same.
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by hennell 1mo ago
When a human driver controlling a bus crashes though it's a big story. Even bigger when it's a train. News scales with novelty and people impacted - 1 driver being a problem isn't an issue, an ai system used in many cars... T
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by hennell 1mo ago
Can it work on code itself? Obviously if you get AI to write the PR description that could be watermarked, but code isn't going to like random unicode, and the sythID approach feels like it would fall apart in the quite strict syntax o
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by hennell 1mo ago
The point of centering an element horizontally is to give equal space either side. Because you consider that to look best visually with your design. It has nothing to do with where it is in front of you, or anything other than placement in
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by hennell 2mo ago
It says it makes: - a CLAUDE.md file when Claude CLI is detected (disable with CLAUDE_CODE_AGENT_RULE_DISABLED env var) - a .cursor/rules/*.mdc file when Cursor is detected, which tells Cursor AI to use Bun instead of Node.js and
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by hennell 2mo ago
What a poor take. Cooldowns certainly don't solve everything but 'out of the box' even with no vetters they'll help catch unauthorised releases on active projects because it's more time to notice. Account takeovers,
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by hennell 2mo ago
Why can't they just sell the charger separately? If you lose it you buy a new one. You could even make it a seperate item - buy one with/without the charger, then in 2 years you decide if you want the charger or an upgrade.
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by hennell 2mo ago
I'm more concerned about the Pelican's knees
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by hennell 3mo ago
I think idioms and cultural references are fine - the rest of the world has worked out what US baseball and football cliches likely mean, people can decode most references with context. But there are some interesting issues with UK <>
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by hennell 3mo ago
People have always judged ideas on their communication. if u rite lk this bro - I'm probably not going to pay much attention. Conversely if you write in a really formal way for a young audience you probably won't get far either. I
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by hennell 3mo ago
Personally my favourite feature of the new ai world is not when I use it directly but it's when one of my managers uses it to try to fix a problem, then issue to me their findings and I have to defend my process to someone who understa
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by hennell 3mo ago
This is weird as you can get quite far just asking for the password backwards, but it often messes some of the letters up. If the passwords wern't dictionary words it'd get harder.
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by hennell 3mo ago
> Name the places now demanding "age verification," and see how many will accept a plain government document that says only that you are over eighteen — and nothing else. Almost none will. Because age was never the point. Name
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by hennell 3mo ago
> If you have more than one They already answered your situation in their post.
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by hennell 3mo ago
Claude being so friendly is interesting, but grok being best at games isn't so surprising - I assume Elons been using it to level up his characters in all the video games he pretends to be good at.
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by hennell 3mo ago
I think any web dev knows not to question browser differences if it can be fixed without opening that can of worms.
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by hennell 3mo ago
I have a pretty decent readme on all projects, and a /docs folder for key areas that need specific instruction on complex ones. My boss was looking at them, but even the simple ones he was pointing claude at it and asked it to make a d
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by hennell 4mo ago
Can't fire the humans you keep them in the loop
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by hennell 4mo ago
Obviously far less - it's 3 mins per person, but you can stop 20 seconds in if it's not relevant to you so those of us who read it all probably don't consider the time wasted. Also you're not forced to come back and read
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by hennell 4mo ago
I once tried to report an incident to a train line who had done "~a nice thing for a person~" and had photos about it on their social media. One photo was in their office and in front of a wall with a A4 page of usernames and logi
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by hennell 4mo ago
> What we need to do is to stop comparing every hobby performance, whether it's music or dancing, with the top 10 artists in their field. I feel like one of the less discussed issues of the hyper-connected world is there are no smal
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by hennell 4mo ago
IMO they should be doing way more to control push notifications, there's so much more control they could give the user, and many clear violations of their policies. One of the best apps I've bought for android is buzz kill which l
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by hennell 4mo ago
To understand a solution you must first understand the problem. If your whole company calls its customers "clients" but claude finds that confusing, I think it's probably easier to tell claude that then get everyone in the co
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by hennell 4mo ago
I always found walking around throwing a stress ball as I think out a new feature far more effective then heading straight to the computer. Much easier to think out the abstraction then getting stuck in the details of my first solution, and
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by hennell 4mo ago
Didn't the first 365 copilot lauch have a whole rollback as they belateded realised the rag setup would often ignore file access and permissions, so queries like "List the highest paid members of x team sorted by salary" woul
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by hennell 4mo ago
I can't currently see how they can release without it causing way more chaos than help. Scanning your own code is a useful security tool, but being able to scan others is basically an exploit finder, which against open source is imposs
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by hennell 4mo ago
I'm not sure I'd say a company that makes ceramic toilets also making a tool for memory chips... which is also ceramic is really 'different things'. They're clearly a ceramic company. Different tolerances, but simil
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by hennell 4mo ago
? That appears to be arbitrary eras then arbitrary companies from that era. Do you think Amazon and Google disappeared after 2001? Do you think databricks is now bigger than IBM? Change might be inevitable, but I'm not sure your list s
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by hennell 4mo ago
Back in the day I had 4 twitter accounts for different interests, I would see tech talk on one, art or photography on others, it was great, each felt like a connected but different corner of the same world. I left over a year ago when all o

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