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by prennert 27d ago
Why does Github not segregate the free offerings from the enterprise or even better, all paid offerings? It is unacceptable that enterprise plans get impacted by traffic on free and public repos. Our repos are neither on the free plan nor a
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by prennert 1mo ago
This article read like Claude output placed inside massive ads. 0 value above telling Claude to summarize the source for me. Except, the source was not linked as article link.
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by prennert 1mo ago
I wish I could play it on a macbook with my team online.
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by prennert 1mo ago
Why not simply rebuild what you need with Claude? Airtable seems to me as a prototyping product. Once you know what you want, formulate it as product objectives and ask Claude how it could be implemented from scratch. Dont even give it any
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by prennert 2mo ago
honesty?
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by prennert 3mo ago
From what I understand, the queue is not there always. There is a very narrow window in spring during which the ascent is possible, due to weather (enough ice to get over some sections, but weather not leathal). If you go too early you free
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by prennert 3mo ago
I call it forward thinking: they assume massive inflation due to income taxes breaking away.
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by prennert 3mo ago
I love computational mapping projects, because there is this hard problem of which towns to show on the map. Your Scotland map shows towns without rail (although some had rail previously, like Callander, Aberfeldy), it prefers insignificant
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by prennert 5mo ago
Quite interesting that some service stations did not report a change for weeks. Like this one: https://www.fuelinsight.co.uk/stations/7fd603ba12430695595b2... I wonder if your API queries get capped / paginated or
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by prennert 7mo ago
Is that what the spec says? Or is this something that Google decided, by making an optional feature a requirement when interoperating with their systems?
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by prennert 8mo ago
Ha! Since you mention SVG, there is a trick! Draw your free-hand shape in Inkscape, export to SVG, import it in FreeCAD and go from there. I used that trick to trace a part from an image and it worked surprisingly well. Not very efficient c
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by prennert 8mo ago
> They felt like they'd eventually get swallowed unless they did something and the end result was WWI. And WW2 if you think about it. I think this exactly how the US administration _feels_. Alexandr Dugin proposed spheres of influen
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by prennert 9mo ago
Remember that there are more flights during the day than during the night. When you posted this it was late afternoon in Europe, noon on the East Coast US and early morning on the West Coast. And of course it was night in Asia.
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by prennert 9mo ago
I would file this under blogspam, given the length of the article, the atrocious oversimplifying, highly compressed map and the number of ads. If you are interested in the geology of Scotland, there are excellent books available, including
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by prennert 9mo ago
I did something similar many years ago. I was amazed that Fortran was not more discussed as an option to write performant code within a Python / numpy codebase. At the time everyone seems to default to using C instead. But Fortran is s
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by prennert 9mo ago
The headline should have been ...especially in English Class. Even in the 90s most people got book summaries to get through the curriculums. I would say, the highest performing language students and teachers pets at school did exactly that.
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by prennert 9mo ago
Same for me. My Pixel magically fixed scrambled words (and was very fast doing it). iOS is terrible, even without described bug. I am now much faster typing with the speech-to-text feature. Maybe that is what they are pushing. Maybe Apple w
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by prennert 10mo ago
If that is true, then the data impacted was likely account data, as we also got the email and yet we are only just starting the integration work, and we dont have events in there yet.
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by prennert 10mo ago
This is not an issue for the Government though. They can change the laws. That takes time and due process of course. But thats what the German government is doing [0] [0]: https://www.bmi.bund.de/SharedDocs/gesetzgebung
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by prennert 10mo ago
Adding an example would be useful to see how it renders. Obviously a cool side-project. but I dont understand why anyone would want automate CV generation for "production use". CVs are personal, and get updated once a year or so.
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by prennert 1y ago
wow your post gave me a bit of perspective. The distribution might really matter here. Are those ~400-800 kg of aluminum oxide in cosmic dust each day uniformly distributed, and if not how big are those clouds of aluminum oxide that the ear
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by prennert 1y ago
It does not need to constantly change focus to what I am looking at, but when I press alt+tab / cmd +tab etc, I want the first window to be switched to to be the window I am looking at at the moment.
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by prennert 1y ago
I need this combined with eye tracking so that I can switch the focus to what I am looking at. If it was a macOS app, I would definitely pay for it. Especially if it was a one-off fee of $50 or something like that.
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by prennert 1y ago
Execution in the broad sense. Some things will depend on the availability of humanoid robots which can facilitate the execution in real-world domains that are designed for humans. Right now AI is good as a manager, it can identify issues a
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by prennert 1y ago
You probably found it already when doing your background search, but there is an acoup blog post about why the Industrial Revolution did not happen during the Roman period: https://acoup.blog/2022/08/26/collec
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by prennert 1y ago
Really? For me both commands set a timer for 15 minutes.
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by prennert 1y ago
Does anyone know how Claude code compares to using Aider with anthropic API? I have been using the Claude.ai interface in the past and have switched to Aider with Anthropic API. I really liked Claude.ai but using Aider is a much better dev
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by prennert 1y ago
The Royal Society of Portrait Painters might disagree: https://therp.co.uk/artists/
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by prennert 1y ago
How do the people who dont deny the risk and dont want to damage the economy propose to handle this situation? Not changing things fast enough just kicks the can down the road to the younger and future generations. Even for the middle-aged,
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by prennert 1y ago
Incredible to see this play out here and good to see that this got unflagged now. I only saw this earlier (while this submission was still flagged) due to someone somewhere else mention that https://news.ycombinator.com/acti

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