jdkoeck

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by jdkoeck 5d ago
My favorite thing is leaving the skin and slicing them. Each slice has the perfect amount of skin and pulp, it’s crunchy, it’s heaven!
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by jdkoeck 14d ago
Did the author really put significant effort here? The LLM speak suggests the opposite.
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by jdkoeck 14d ago
This is obviously written by an LLM. Should we flag such content?
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by jdkoeck 21d ago
Same here, what if the internals get the same absence of care? No thank you.
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by jdkoeck 24d ago
Just hook vanilla pi to Sol and you’ll have the pair programmer agent you crave. Make sure never to install a subagent extension. That’s it!
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by jdkoeck 27d ago
It’s even worse, the opposite is actually true (but it’s a slight effect).
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by jdkoeck 29d ago
If he’s the father, he may have no involvement in the logistics whatsoever. Especially if he has a large family.
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by jdkoeck 29d ago
How is having numerous kids correlated with being a good parent? If anything, the reverse is probably true.
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by jdkoeck 29d ago
15% at 45? You better have a source for that number.
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by jdkoeck 1mo ago
I love solid, but this article is very obviously AI-written. I too find it impenetrable.
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by jdkoeck 1mo ago
According to your logic, front end apps thus have three rendering engines: the server (rendering json), the browser, the JavaScript framework. Count the rendering engines like you want, the point still stands: server rendered apps are archi
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by jdkoeck 2mo ago
Fascist leadership?
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by jdkoeck 2mo ago
> While I don’t read the implementation of anything any more unless there’s a hard algorithmic problem, I do make an effort to read and document APIs thoroughly. I have some questions. Are you doing this for client-facing production code
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by jdkoeck 2mo ago
> Your job is to produce the best working result. This is as misguided as « don’t make mistakes ». Do not expect good decisions from something that does not feel the pain of bad decisions.
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by jdkoeck 2mo ago
This is so obviously written by AI that it’s turning me off the whole thing.
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by jdkoeck 2mo ago
Last time I used it, it was a a flicker fest. Has it been fixed?
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by jdkoeck 2mo ago
Just look up how cameras give uber drivers protection against wrongful accusations and go off your high horse.
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by jdkoeck 2mo ago
I’ve had plenty of uber drivers with a camera inside the car. I was not offended by their seeming lack of trust. They had stories to tell that made me realize these cameras were very much needed.
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by jdkoeck 3mo ago
A study from 2025. Might as well be from five years ago.
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by jdkoeck 3mo ago
> The honest counter, and it matters here more than usual. This is most likely the dip in a J-curve, not the destination. Oh, the irony of this post being AI-generated.
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by jdkoeck 3mo ago
This is Linus Pauling all over again.
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by jdkoeck 3mo ago
> Would love to see you convince the landlords to refurbish the building to use expensive heatpumps when gas is already in place. They've been redoing the insulation since new regulation was enforced in France and Germany, it's
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by jdkoeck 3mo ago
That’s a fair point. More years of life lost due to gun deaths. I still like to draw a parallel, because they’re both deaths that we have the means to prevent, but the culture perpetuates the problem. That culture needs to change (doable in
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by jdkoeck 3mo ago
« Heating is absurdly expensive with leaky building so people prioritize insulating. » Nope, heat pumps are cheaper and more efficient. Insulating did not even make a dent in reducing emissions in Germany after years of trying. Whataboutism
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by jdkoeck 3mo ago
Something needs to be done with the heat. The common euro talking point: aircon doesn’t solve the problem, let’s insulate instead (an order of magnitude more expensive). Apparently you entertain an even more absurd idea: let’s just do nothi
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by jdkoeck 3mo ago
That’s because you pay attention to your body and you’re not in denial. Above 37 degrees, your body cannot regulate itself, and it starts being seriously uncomfortable before that. Going outside for a run when it’s 40 is unbelievably stupid
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by jdkoeck 3mo ago
Thousands will die, but one guy went jogging at 40 degrees outside so it’s okay.
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by jdkoeck 3mo ago
Unless the aircon is a heat pump, in which case it’s also useful in the winter, it’s more efficient and carbon neutral if your electricity grid is decarbonised. If most people can’t afford a heat pump, why do we entertain the idea of making
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by jdkoeck 3mo ago
Same in France. The trick is to wait for a control visit, and then turn on the cooling.
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by jdkoeck 3mo ago
That kind of thinking kills more people each year in Europe than guns do in the USA. Let that sink in.

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