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by hiq 25d ago
I didn't know about this limitation from openrouter, and I thought plenty of users were using it to quickly switch as needed without incurring such a penalty. Why does there seem to be so many users then? Are some folks just fine payin
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by hiq 2mo ago
I think you're referring to covered calls, but you can sell naked calls as well, meaning without owning the underlying.
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by hiq 2mo ago
I'm honestly surprised, almost disappointed, that Claude couldn't reduce this 4% to way less.
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by hiq 2mo ago
Regarding the multi-tasking induced by this new way of working (agentic coding), I've moved from quick and short iterations to a longer ideally one-shot prompt, optimizing for less reviewing and less context switching. I used to send a
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by hiq 3mo ago
So a 2h ride? Was it easy to find a driver?
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by hiq 3mo ago
Both of these are wrong. Non-EU means it's harder to get a permit, especially without working experience, but it's not impossible either. Housing is difficult in cities like Zurich but calling it impossible is stretching it, espec
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by hiq 3mo ago
I would try to learn some new tech. Definitely not something you can do in a vacuum with no goal for months in a corporate setting, but e.g. learning more about a programming language you already use, or some libraries, some tooling, you ca
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by hiq 3mo ago
Not sure what you mean by spec and design, but around me, that's always been paid more than simply coding. If you have a clean technical spec that's detailed enough, the code naturally flows and is often left to more junior engine
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by hiq 4mo ago
On which operating system? That wouldn't surprise me on Android, a bit more on other platforms (and worth filing an issue).
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by hiq 4mo ago
Same here, music is too important for me to give up this kind of control. I probably miss out on the discovery system of streaming services, but there are enough other sources (e.g. radio paradise).
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by hiq 4mo ago
I sure envy you if this qualifies as "catastrophic", because hard drive can and do fail.
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by hiq 4mo ago
If "things go catastrophic" your hard drive is not usable at all anymore. At the very least some files can't be recovered at all. So you need backups in any case. Once you have backups, you might as well encrypt your hard dri
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by hiq 4mo ago
I was looking for a good markdown / file editor on Android available the Play Store on a device where I can't install F-Droid / arbitrary apks, as I had been using https://github.com/gsantner/markor whic
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by hiq 5mo ago
But it's the kind of things you'd expect Windows to take care of automatically, or in the worst case, to prompt the users to install on first boot, especially if Linux (with overall less driver support from manufacturers). And wit
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by hiq 5mo ago
> the bulk of handsets sold are still iPhones According to https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/mobile/united-kin... it's closer to 50/50.
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by hiq 5mo ago
Nobody cares about costs until they pay them themselves. Regarding code quality and tech debt, it's sensible not to care if it doesn't lead to anything observable. Do you really care of some "bad" code somewhere that has
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by hiq 6mo ago
> I've yet to be saved by an airbag or seatbelt. Is that justification to stop using them? By now, getting a car without airbags would probably be more costly if possible, and the seatbelt takes 2s every time you're in a car, w
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by hiq 6mo ago
I don't follow why you'd run uncommitted non-reviewed code outside of the sandbox (by sandbox I'm meaning something as secure as a VM) you use. My mental model is more that you no longer compile / run code outside of the
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by hiq 6mo ago
Is there already some more established setup to do "secure" development with agents, as in, realistically no chance it would compromise the host machine? E.g. if I have a VM to which I grant only access to a folder with some code
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by hiq 6mo ago
Also WhatsApp which leans towards social features ("Updates"), in some countries. > Threads I had forgotten this one existed, so much so that I got surprised by my own forgetfulness. What's up with it, is it popular among
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by hiq 6mo ago
I'd understand not reading the code of the system under test, but you don't even read the tests? I'd do that if my architecture and design were very precise, but at this point I'd have spent too much time designing rathe
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by hiq 6mo ago
> their life’s work is now a commodity Which parts of it exactly? I've considered for loops and if branches "commodities" for a while. The way you organize code, the design, is still pretty much open and not a solved probl
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by hiq 7mo ago
> “serious” documents with proper tracking of changes and so on are in Word How does the tracking works in Word? I've never seen this proper setup so I'm just ignorant when it comes to this. If I hear "Word" and versi
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by hiq 7mo ago
> bigger cars I gotta say, I found this one especially funny as I currently don't have a car and that's actually my biggest luxury: being able to go around without one and no spending time in commute.
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by hiq 7mo ago
If you're interested in playing wc3 online, consider checking out https://www.w3champions.com .
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by hiq 7mo ago
As a passenger, I really notice the difference, and I wish more drivers (including professionals) would learn as you did. It probably saves energy as well, especially when driving in cities, although I guess it's marginal.
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by hiq 7mo ago
I'm realizing I don't know if it's currently harder for an LLM to: * come up with a formal proof that checks out according to a theorem prover * come up with a classical proof that's valid at a high-level, with roughly t
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by hiq 7mo ago
This is even more relevant in the context of generated code, where most of the time is spent reviewing rather than writing the code. Abstractions, by allowing the code to be more concise, help. With LLM code, I'd rather have higher-lev
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by hiq 8mo ago
As another commenter, I'm probably at 100s per day. A reason is that I use i3 workspaces, with each workspace being for different tasks, so I don't want to reuse a terminal that has another context. One issue with keeping a single
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by hiq 8mo ago
I often write multi-line commands in my zsh shell, like while-loops. The nice thing is that I can readily put them in a script if needed. I guess that somewhat breaks with fish: either you use bash -c '...' from the start, or you

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