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by teach 3d ago
Wow, spoiler alert thanks a lot
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by teach 16d ago
Story aside, I'm most concerned with how closing a laptop "deleted" the lesson plan! It's hard to imagine how that could occur, and I've worked with a lot of people who aren't very technical.
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by teach 16d ago
It is Signal, yes
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by teach 16d ago
It's like an internship that people do when they are thinking about becoming teachers. Usually it is a university student who is just finishing up their coursework on teaching, and they spend ~8 weeks or so working under an existing, c
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by teach 18d ago
This is very different from Beeper or BlueBubbles. Tether is "merely" talking to your iPhone over bluetooth and the local network. It does nothing if you don't already have an iPhone. Apple should have no more reason to come
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by teach 21d ago
This page fails to load for me (Firefox on MacOS with UBlock Origin AND DNS-level pi-hole adblock) https://www.gatesnotes.com/search-reader?readerfocus=the-ris... This link works, though
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by teach 22d ago
I paid for WinZip and for Paint Shop Pro and used them a bunch in the late 90s. But I switched to Linux in the early aughts and by then the free software versions had caught up sufficiently that I didn't really need to pay for software
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by teach 22d ago
The original version of Wordle was purchased by the NYT and then Josh took down his copy, so there's no canonical "non-NYT" version anymore.
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by teach 26d ago
I have the same complaint but with Facebook Dating (yes, of course that's a thing). The app itself is less enshittified (so far) than many other dating apps (thanks, Match Group) but the filtering is just dumb. "Hey FB I live in a
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by teach 27d ago
Actually I think this is more of a culture thing. Or maybe "is also" a culture thing. One of the core tenets of early Go was the maxim "a little copying is better than a little dependency". Probably because of this stanc
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by teach 1mo ago
The explanation that appears in this repo seems largely LLM-generated. It's punchy, to be sure, but I wouldn't call it CLEAR I had to look at the comments here to understand what was going on So maybe he USED to explain things wel
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by teach 1mo ago
Quelle surprise!
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by teach 1mo ago
"Texas isn't a red state; it's a gerrymandered one." - a pre-LLM aphorism
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by teach 1mo ago
Okay, that's an interesting complaint and I can understand it. For me, the title is QUITE clear. There's a very strong narrative in the zeitgeist that "no one" is hiring entry level jobs anymore because they're bein
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by teach 1mo ago
I agree with the sibling comment and also don't understand how the title is "offensive". I literally can't think of anything that could be offensive about any term in the title or the title as a whole.
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by teach 2mo ago
Grand Theft Auto VI looks complex, but underneath it's all just ones and zeros and NAND
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by teach 2mo ago
May stick to certain types of skin
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by teach 2mo ago
It could! An MCP would actually be great but Slack would prefer to sell us their own AI integration product so (1) they make it difficult and more importantly (2) it's against their terms of service We pay them a LOT of money every yea
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by teach 2mo ago
Slack's approach is NOT good enough, because the version of the Agent that lives in Slack cannot see the context of the Agent that lives inside Cursor on my developer laptop. They might be clones with identical brains, but they can&#x2
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by teach 2mo ago
Just my two-cents as a very much boots-on-the-ground infrastructure engineer. We use LLMs heavily on my team -- to write code and review PRs. Our harnesses and guardrails are very very good so we get extremely high-quality output out of mos
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by teach 2mo ago
This is a good clarification but I think the core issue is that Spotify (and Apple Music and Amazon Music and probably others) have chosen a business model in which consumers can listen to basically everything and yet artists do not get p
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by teach 2mo ago
I think this is a false dichotomy. There's no reason "all music is paid only" is the only option besides the all-you-can-stream for one monthly fee popularized by Spotify. For example, the other day I discovered a local artis
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by teach 2mo ago
This article is from 2011. Noisetrade was a very cool site for several years, but I don't think it's still operational.
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As a musician, I prefer illegal downloading over Spotify (2011)(derekwebb.tumblr.com)
75 points by teach 2mo ago|41 comments
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by teach 2mo ago
I agree with you that you are never "forced" to pirate; you can simply not listen to the missing album. But many many many many excellent albums are not available for sale anywhere at any price. They essentially do not exist, exce
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by teach 2mo ago
Although I generally agree with you, it's really hard to make the case that it's not all-or-nothing for him when he literally says > we either live in a world with freedom or we don’t
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by teach 2mo ago
You're entitled to call things as you wish, of course, but your definition of "vibe-coding" differs quite a bit from mine.
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by teach 3mo ago
Cars have had remote start with the ability to cool down (or warm up) the car before getting into them for decades before the Tesla was ever invented.
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by teach 3mo ago
(2012)
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by teach 3mo ago
I'm quite certain I formally verified that two processes were both able to get into the critical section WITH THE ALGORITHM I WAS VERIFYING, but this was 35 years ago, so details are fuzzy. Remember that this is long before Wikipedia a

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