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midnitewarrior
9d ago
Look into https://www.fullstory.com/ , many major websites use this, it's basically a real-time video view of the user's browser screen. You can see where they move their mouse, how quickly they are typing, each c
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10d ago
100% totality means there is nothing to damage your eyes. I stood exactly on the line a few years ago and we had over a minute to look at it without glasses. Don't be 2 seconds early or late putting the glasses on though. I stopped loo
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1mo ago
...and I won't be revisiting Cursor again.
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3mo ago
idk if it's broken. I think it's more like, "We don't want our harness to need to be able to interpret every version of our conversation format indefinitely."
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3mo ago
Go see Weird Al. It was a really great show. My wife only knew one of his songs (Word Crimes, she's a professional editor), and she loved the show. I loved it too.
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4mo ago
HP 20S or GTFO
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5mo ago
The straw that broke the camel's back is the fuel spike due to the Iran War. That drained the remaining liquidity. No idea if the extra time "normal" fuel prices would have allowed Spirit to find a way to stay afloat, but the
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5mo ago
Their standard is higher than that, "Stuff that matters."
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5mo ago
At the center of every security situation is the question, "is the effort worth the reward?" We prepare security measures based on the perceived effort a bad actor would need to defeat that method, along with considering the harm
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6mo ago
Elon has always been the face of Tesla since he acquired it from the founders. Early he was a brand asset, but tying one's identity so strongly to a company is a brand risk when that person's image is tarnished. Just look at Marth
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6mo ago
I want to be able to hire a licensed Identity Service Provider that gets all of my verified identity data in an encrypted token and let me register it with the OS, and control what amount of the data I expose to apps, with age verification
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6mo ago
This is the moment, but they refuse to market the product in a way that is acceptable, (and adds affordability) to consumers. If they would do a 55/45 beef/plant-based meat blend and burgers, I think adoption rate would pick up si
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6mo ago
Name to consider: twoatos (pot- and tom-)
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7mo ago
This suggests someone may be able to install MacOS on an iPhone with some modification.
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7mo ago
Well done. There is so much undefined in how agentic coding is going to mature. Something like what you're doing will need to be a part of it. Hopefully this makes some impressions and pushes things forward.
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7mo ago
It's not that we are all fans of AI, it's that it's career suicide to ignore AI. If AI were gone for everybody that might be a net positive, but if it exists, it needs to get into the hands of as many as possible else wealth
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7mo ago
Sounds like we've got an Ape Coder here! https://rsaksida.com/blog/ape-coding/
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7mo ago
I already invented this in my head, thanks for not making me code it. Excellent idea, I just wish GitHub would show notes. You also risk losing those notes if you rebase the commit they are attached to, so make sure you only attach the note
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7mo ago
Before manufactured insulin shots, the treatment for diabetes was a multi-day oatmeal fast. This has been around for many decades. The only thing that's changed is that you are finally hearing about it.
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7mo ago
"Utilities" is a generic term suggesting it is small, potentially reusable, purpose-limited, and used to simplify a task. "Utilities" doesn't indicate the audience or the intended longevity of use of the tool like &
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7mo ago
This is one or two steps removed from Thronglets.
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7mo ago
Opportunism without principles at its finest.
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7mo ago
The manufacturing facility they are committing to is 8-12x the size of the average American home at 20,000 sq. feet. This is a token operation meant to project the idea that manufacturing is coming back to the United States. This is appease
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7mo ago
If model makers adopt an LTS model with an extended EOL for certain model versions, these chips would make that very affordable.
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7mo ago
I fed this to Claude, and it makes an interesting point in how the Poison Fountain is going to help concentrate AI into the hands of those who can filter out the poison, and out of the hands of those low-budget / open source efforts to
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7mo ago
Yes but back then, everybody just got bored of their Ataris and moved on. Nobody is throwing out their phone or computer. Software will still be needed. That said, there will be a lot of noise, with 100 choices in each category, how does on
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7mo ago
Accountants will still exist, but we'll need fewer of them at any given time. In your example of flipping the 80/20 ratio, you are implying that each accountant would be able to (theoretically) handle a 5x workload with AI making
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7mo ago
Do that and the AI might fork the repo, address all the outstanding issues and split your users. The code quality may not be there now, but it will be soon.
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7mo ago
GitHub needs a way to indicate that an account is controlled by AI so contribution policies can be more easily communicated and enforced through permissions.
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7mo ago
3 years too late to get serious about GPUs.
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