rawicki

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by rawicki 5mo ago
Sure, I really appreciate you looking at this. a6edd0d1-a9ed-4545-b237-cff00f5be090 / https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/47027 I'm happy to provide any other info that can be useful (a
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by rawicki 5mo ago
I started seeing "not a malware, continuing" in almost every reply since around 2 weeks ago. Maybe you just reintroduced it with some regression? Opus 4.6
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by rawicki 5mo ago
For me definitely the worst regression was the system prompt telling claude to analyze file to check if it's malware at every read. That correlates with me seeing also early exhausted quotas and acknowledgments of "not a malware&q
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by rawicki 1y ago
I’m familiar with postal services both in Poland and Japan and I like the Japanese solution even more - most of the new buildings have package lockers operated by the building owner and independent from the delivery service. Everyone could
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by rawicki 2y ago
Poland already has one of the biggest military drone and radio manufacturers - WB Group
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by rawicki 2y ago
No, but both Arinc 825 and OBD2 are based on CAN, so at very small expense some of them could have.
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by rawicki 2y ago
DPP-4 drugs are less effective also on other metrics. Would be far more interesting to see the comparison of SGLT-2 inhibitors vs GLP-1 agonists. For some reason GLP-1 drugs are not that popular in Korea (and still not prescribed just for t
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by rawicki 2y ago
Nothing stops them from writing a minimal kernelspace driver that sends events to the userspace part and evaluates rules there.
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by rawicki 3y ago
When I was talking to Amazon support they provided instructions on how to strip tokens together with the ask for a HAR file.
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by rawicki 3y ago
Unless you want to chase Tesla with marketing numbers trading off torque for something else is almost always a good tradeoff. Modern electric motors are much stronger than most users need.
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by rawicki 3y ago
Okubo is great. I'd say it's easier to find (if you sample random restaurants in Japan) good Korean than good Indian or good Thai.
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by rawicki 3y ago
From experience of traveling to many countries and talking with people about food - not everyone is interested in it. I've heard many bad recommendations or people surprised I know the dishes they have never tried. And that's okay
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by rawicki 3y ago
For me, my neighbourhood Co Co had completely broken spicyness scale - 3 was not spicy enough, 4 was the most I could eat (and it goes to 10!).
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by rawicki 4y ago
Both men and women can be vaccinated against HPV, but that's still not popular enough.
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by rawicki 4y ago
That's more likely anal than colon cancer. If you are bottoming a lot you can consider screening for that every 1-3 years.
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by rawicki 4y ago
People do! there were many different approaches - small winglets on propeller tip, propeller with a ring, propeller in a tunnel (turbine) - and they all improve performance by a bit. This is a next iteration, seems to be harder to simulate
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by rawicki 4y ago
It’s actually the other way around. Going through chicken pox as a kid increases the chance to have a shingles as it is caused by the same virus being dormant in your body. When infected the first time you can have chicken pox as an adult.
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by rawicki 4y ago
That’s a recently introduced feature in Signal and 4 weeks is a proposed default option.
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by rawicki 4y ago
I always understood that TradeLens is something that could be built with a simple database but they used Blockchain to hype up potential partners to sign up. I’d expect to see at least some of these cynical solutions actually work in practi
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by rawicki 4y ago
It would be a great idea for you to buy Bloomberg and Eikon and actually play with them before making the 90% claim. From cheaper alternatives, how does it compare to TradingView? I use it and I like it - I don’t miss any data on equities,
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by rawicki 5y ago
Parallel to this - the Orbis Spike hypothesis postulates land use changes as a result of European colonization of Americas were large enough to cause a significant climate change - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthropo
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by rawicki 5y ago
I found Engineering a Safer World: Systems Thinking Applied to Safety to be a much better explainer for systems thinking than Meadows' book. https://www.amazon.com/Engineering-Safer-World-Systems-Think...
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by rawicki 7y ago
Permanent contract/short term project/consulting Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: I like Berlin, but may consider Zurich, Amsterdam or Singapore. Technologies: C++, Python, Scala, Java, Akka
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by rawicki 8y ago
My favourite application of this idea is concealing a tamper protection switch in a debug LED.
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by rawicki 9y ago
The salary model of Uber doesn't give its contractors enough information to estimate how much they will earn. If they had offered flat 4.40$ rate probably noone would take the job. Would people take the job if they were presented with
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by rawicki 9y ago
I see traces of OP getting to understand the joke "A monad is just a monoid in the category of endofunctors, what's the problem?" :)
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Missile destroys Malaysia Airlines plane over Ukraine and kills 295 people(theguardian.com)
15 points by rawicki 12y ago|2 comments
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by rawicki 13y ago
It's just the snowball effect. Every post about SR-71 encourages more people to learn something about it and that sometimes results in another post to HN.
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by rawicki 13y ago
The webpage mentions 915 MHz (America) / 868 MHz (Europe) radio. This is a part of ISM band and the most popular radio for low power internet of things. There are some microcontrollers with those radios integrated, for example TI CC430
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by rawicki 13y ago
I don't think multiple return values or interfaces were considered at the time when C was made. Also, the cost and gain of various features (for example headers) was completely different then.

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