nujabe

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by nujabe 5d ago
But they won’t compete here.
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by nujabe 15d ago
My wife often says the Dyson v8 vacuum is the best purchase I have ever made, that was 8 years ago.
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by nujabe 21d ago
But nobody asked him to buy a house, have a kid etc. He came here supposedly with the intention of not staying permanently.
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by nujabe 21d ago
Not even remotely close.
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by nujabe 1mo ago
Correct, that goes without saying. I meant GLP-1 alone doesn’t cause muscle atrophy.
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by nujabe 1mo ago
What logs though? They had to make multiple deployments to get the right log traces in the first place.
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by nujabe 1mo ago
Was wondering the same, doesn’t mention if they tried checkpointing less frequently
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by nujabe 1mo ago
To be fair, it’s not unreasonable to take your safety for granted when in the presence of the US president. I do find it odd Trump decided to go though.
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by nujabe 1mo ago
It doesn’t have to be a foregone conclusion that GLP-1 causes muscle loss though. The primary reason for the muscle loss is the reduction in calories and protein intake. If you want to keep most of your muscle mass you can just make sure yo
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by nujabe 1mo ago
exactly. Usually legacy code forms when people lose context and confidence in parts of the codebase due to staff turnover etc and ppl avoid touching or enhancing those parts for long periods. Six months is a short time to accrue that much t
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by nujabe 1mo ago
No, but not relevant. What is the point of working at a startup if you’re dealing with millions of lines of legacy code ? Isn’t the whole point of startups to create & innovate with a clean slate and modern tools?
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by nujabe 1mo ago
> essentially unlimited AI spend budget > I probably spend like $80 a day This doesn’t sound like “unlimited”, I spend more than this out of pocket per day and I have a strict budget.
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by nujabe 1mo ago
> I work at a small startup How does a “small startup” end up with a multi million line “legacy” codebase? Something not mathing
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by nujabe 1mo ago
Why would dragging it on make the order irrelevant?
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by nujabe 1mo ago
I think it’s fair to assume the idea is for it to eventually be more cost effective than other solutions as they scale up.
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by nujabe 2mo ago
There were new regulations passed to combat robocalls that forced these companies to tighten up.
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by nujabe 2mo ago
?? Edit: I see, had typo last word of sentence was meant to be “blog”
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by nujabe 2mo ago
This is such a poor quality post, reads more like a diary entry than a substantive technical post.
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by nujabe 2mo ago
It would have been much easier to clone six months ago but today Codex/Claude desktop apps are so feature packed it seems it wouldn’t be worth it. For example, the mobile/remote control feature I find very useful but not sure it w
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by nujabe 2mo ago
I’m sure it’s trivial to reproduce but we don’t want to waste those tokens
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by nujabe 2mo ago
I don’t think it’s a technical limitation that CIWS systems today only fire in one direction.
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by nujabe 2mo ago
Wait, who is “we”? Why are you so invested in enforcing Apple’s IP rights?
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by nujabe 3mo ago
https://archive.ph/fNuXP
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by nujabe 3mo ago
It’s fine imo, you’ll still see the diffs in PRs before merging, but majority of the time it’s just noise when developing locally. LLM agents also use git diffs frequently, why spend 10x the tokens analyzing package lock diffs instead of ac
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by nujabe 3mo ago
Exactly. And I feel the same way as a US citizen. China is mostly interested in geopolitical stuff and getting an economic advantage, plus they have no jurisdiction in the US. Your data in the hands of the US government however could potent
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by nujabe 3mo ago
An agent can’t have an “uninterrupted session” if you have to be “forcing” it do stuff.
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by nujabe 3mo ago
And Paul Graham wants us to believe you don’t become a billionaire by cheating.
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by nujabe 3mo ago
> I'd say, based on the latest election result, this isn't true. The Israeli-Palestine conflict is far from the #1 priority of things US voters consider when voting in presidential elections. Also, winning by one of the narrowe
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by nujabe 3mo ago
> I would heavily prefer for one of the sides in this conflict to be much better funded and armed than the other. Most Americans would prefer that we fund neither. And this isn’t 2012, majority of Americans today do not see Israeli’s, wh
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by nujabe 3mo ago
lol you clearly think the Palestine side are worse, stop being disingenuous and just say it with your chest. Only one side is being armed and funded by our tax dollars, and that’s good enough reason to protest.

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