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by post-it 3d ago
It makes a difference to our understanding of the conditions under which life can form.
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by post-it 4d ago
How come the things I'm travelling towards seem to stretch further away the faster I go? Doesn't length contraction work the opposite way? Edit: ah I did some googling and relativistic aberration has the opposite effect and beats
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by post-it 4d ago
I think there's a big difference between products that are inherently harmful to the environment and products that are only harmful because the producer chooses to behave harmfully. European regulators should just stop Ikea from clear
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by post-it 4d ago
Eh, I kinda get it. For a brief time, the Mario pipes were more associated with Flappy Bird than with Mario itself. That was fine, and the game died out quickly, but if the pipes became associated with Mario's cock, or if the IKEA layo
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by post-it 4d ago
Yeah, the total mass of all my Ikea furniture is probably equivalent to one hardwood table, so it can't be that bad for the environment.
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by post-it 4d ago
I don't believe in intellectual property, but to the extent that we live in a world where IP exists, the original game as described is pretty clearly using IKEA's trade dress.
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by post-it 5d ago
We know light is not being absorbed and re-emitted, because re-emission sends light in a random direction.
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by post-it 7d ago
Your solution sounds significantly more complicated actually.
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by post-it 8d ago
That's life. I'm lucky to be interested in and also good at a profession that pays well. If I lose that and in exchange everyone gets to be good at making software, then that's a sacrifice I feel obligated to make for the ben
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by post-it 9d ago
As opposed to what? The password needs to reach the server. Encryption is the job of HTTPS.
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by post-it 9d ago
Claude is perfectly happy to do it and gives great suggestions. I can't imagine it will last, I did run into one situation where I wanted to archive all the media on a subscription site before my subscription expired, and it refused. B
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by post-it 10d ago
If my job gets automated, I'll find something else to do. I wouldn't have wanted lamplighters to succeed in preventing electrification, so it would be unfair for me to prevent the automation of my job if it can be done.
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by post-it 10d ago
The same can be said of stuff like cloud storage and email and social media. And yet here we are.
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by post-it 17d ago
Solid wood is also a nightmare to move.
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by post-it 18d ago
It's crazy picking up a project that took me days of frustration pre-AI and just adding features like it's nothing.
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by post-it 19d ago
I can't imagine it would.
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by post-it 20d ago
It also took insanely long on my iPhone 16. "Made with heart in Canada" but configured poorly.
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by post-it 20d ago
This guy hasn't watched the Big Short.
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by post-it 20d ago
Into drains in the parking garage in the case of my building. Though thinking more about it now, it's totally reasonable that other buildings might find it easiest to drain to the outside unit.
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by post-it 20d ago
Crazy thing to write on a post about X censoring mirrors.
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by post-it 20d ago
Condensate is discharged from the inside unit, it should never make it to the balcony.
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by post-it 21d ago
I've been whittling my way towards having Claude write zero comments in code. They're pretty much never helpful.
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by post-it 22d ago
Because sales tax is something you pay that's more than the sticker price, and people tend to have an intuition for sales tax in their area. Personally, I find "a 3% credit card fee is like paying 21% more in sales tax" to be
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by post-it 22d ago
That is what it says after all, it's pretty explicit.
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by post-it 22d ago
That's what makes it a wealth transfer, from debit card users to you.
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by post-it 26d ago
I also have the Clara BW and haven't done any modding on it but it's been on my todo list. Would you be willing to briefly describe issues you've run into with it?
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by post-it 28d ago
Immediate popup asking me to select my country, and when I selected Canada it tells me the page can't be found. Great UX work as always.
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by post-it 28d ago
Because you don't have capital.
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by post-it 29d ago
I have a bridge to sell you.
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by post-it 1mo ago
The point of good architecture is that when your requirements change, it's easy to change your code to accommodate them. But with AI, it's always easy to change your code to accommodate changing requirements. So the impact of bad

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