tmhrtly

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by tmhrtly 4d ago
My understanding of the situation is that no government agency actually requested data at all, just that someone impersonated a government email address and this was enough for Revolut to reply with the requested data.
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by tmhrtly 3mo ago
This is explicitly answered in this post: > Think of it as creating separate Claude identities for different uses: everything, including its memories, will stay scoped to the channels defined by the administrators. For example, a model s
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by tmhrtly 3mo ago
> You want as much data as you can get about your health as quickly and as cheaply as possible. In other words, you want a technology optimized for getting as many “megabytes per second per dollar” of information about your body. This is
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by tmhrtly 4mo ago
My concern here is that by gravitating to HTML you lose the ability for a human (you!) to easily co-author the document with the LLM. If it’s just an explainer for your consumption, that’s not a concern - but if it’s a spec sheet for someth
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by tmhrtly 1y ago
I agree, this is the pathway. For me, this is the tool I’ve found that works to nudge me down that pathway by adding extra friction to the routes to cheap, crap dopamine. Often an interruption from this app is accompanied by my brain going
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by tmhrtly 1y ago
The one thing I’ve found that works for me on my phone is the OneSec app. It hooks into shortcuts (for apps) and a Safari extension (for websites) to prompt you with a small task to do (eg a 20sec breathing exercise) before you access the s
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by tmhrtly 2y ago
Not fully convinced by the "will make fares lighter for everyone else" argument. The economics of planes are heavily weighted towards the passengers up front - business & premium economy make more profit per sqft for the airli
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by tmhrtly 2y ago
The article hints at this, with the following sentence: "Still, few things last forever, and the market for written tech journalism is not what it once was – nor will it ever be again" (emphasis on the written).
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by tmhrtly 3y ago
I wonder if this is because the purpose of linking to a book is to share awareness of that book’s existence - nobody is about to go and read it then and there to comment on its contents. Whereas the purpose of an article is to discuss it no
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by tmhrtly 3y ago
Second data point. I love that app. Well worth all the money. I've also customised the automations so I have added friction to opening, for example, Slack after 6PM or on weekends. However it opens immediately during working hours.
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by tmhrtly 4y ago
I have approx. 0 understanding of how interest rates, inflation rates, etc. all intersect. My economics knowledge is 0. Is there a good fun accessible book to get started?
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by tmhrtly 4y ago
Power and ground wires alone don't cut it sadly when you're dealing with much higher wattages. There needs to be a level of negotiation between the host and the charger to decide on a specific power (current & voltage) that bo
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by tmhrtly 5y ago
I wonder how many users. They don’t say, just use the word ‘some’ which makes me wonder if it’s quite a few.
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by tmhrtly 5y ago
Or you just deposited $2300 into some random person’s account…
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by tmhrtly 5y ago
Has he given up on scale? He's already got a news article and (many) thousands of eyeballs on him. Maybe the scale is in the publicity. Still, by no means easily reproducible by anyone else trying to do the same.
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by tmhrtly 5y ago
What if we crash landed into it? That would probably tick the irreversible box. Clearly engineering difficulties quite high though!
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by tmhrtly 5y ago
I know it's not exactly the be-all-end-all solution to the problem, but it does feel like good quality used marketplaces for fashion (like Depop) could help to counter that flow of 'throwaway products'. In addition, in the lo
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by tmhrtly 5y ago
That is a fairly rudimentary viewpoint. People who've put up tens or hundreds of buildings in their lifetime are clearly going to be substantially more experienced and talented at doing that process than you, I or any random teenager.
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by tmhrtly 5y ago
You could do a lot worse than read about the concept of a Zettelkasten or Commonplace book. Here's my notes on the two. I am currently using the app Bear to take notes on everything and anything, tagging as I go, and trying my best to
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by tmhrtly 5y ago
I too was baffled by this post. Here's something that goes into a lot more detail: Short version, someone found an exploit that allows them to create NFTs that were allegedly created by a particular artist (but were actually not). htt
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by tmhrtly 5y ago
What I love most about this one ('Internet Party Line' for anyone trying to find it in the list) is that it wasn't produced by some random person, it was literally made by Intel and published on their own website. Wild times.
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by tmhrtly 5y ago
cute product! BTW I'm not 100% sure on the "I missed out on an additional ~$1200 in revenue" claim you make though - increasing the price would probably have dropped some users off who would pay $15 but not $25. I'd stil
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by tmhrtly 5y ago
If you're a man reading this, one of the tools you have at your disposal is to pledge not to be a part of a panel comprised of only men. It can help to prompt organisers to assess their biases. Here's one example of such a pledge
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by tmhrtly 5y ago
I don't know how I feel about the 'avoid retweeting' rule. Admittedly I don't have a huge platform, but retweeting for me has always been a way to introduce my audience to interesting new concepts or people to follow. Ul
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Heat Pumps: The Future of Home Heating(youtube.com)
2 points by tmhrtly 6y ago|0 comments
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by tmhrtly 6y ago
Portable faraday cage over the car and driver?
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by tmhrtly 6y ago
Agreed - I definitely thought this was for job interviews and was really confused why they needed uber-high quality video recordings of me!
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by tmhrtly 6y ago
I think you are lightweight endorsing them, not the other way around.
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by tmhrtly 6y ago
I don’t really see it as shaming people, more just misinforming them. Whether that makes it ethically okay is indeed another question. I imagine the researcher chose the ‘lie’ deliberately so it wasn’t too dangerous.
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by tmhrtly 6y ago
Four days ago this post hit the top of hacker news [1]. It goes to show how easily misinformation can spread - the correct date was even in the article. I'm as guilty as everyone else for taking this in. Shoutouts to tobr [2] who notic

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