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by umpalumpaaa 8d ago
Is that really the use case for the related packages mentioned on their website? highlightjs and prismjs are typically used to highlight code snippets on websites… which are at most a few hundred lines long. And are usually highlighted as a
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by umpalumpaaa 11d ago
But once you start to close the loop (as in allowing the LLM to build and run its changes) what’s good turns suddenly bad again. Long build times also increase LLM turnaround times. Especially bad when you have a fast model.
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by umpalumpaaa 19d ago
Colors should be an OS feature. On iOS and macOS you can remap colors globally and it works in all native apps. There are presets fire the common cases: red/green issues, color blindness etc and you can make your own. This has its limi
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by umpalumpaaa 21d ago
Yeah. And they are contested not because physicists can’t agree but because there is a lack of evidence. With evidence most will agree.
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by umpalumpaaa 22d ago
Isn’t that normal after an announced price increase? Everyone buys before the increase. Then the price goes up. Less people need stuff because they bought it early + the prices are now up.
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by umpalumpaaa 1mo ago
I have implemented the Swift payment Spec and I can tell you having this abstracted in a nice API is so much better.
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by umpalumpaaa 1mo ago
How did you get those system prompts? When I ask Claude to show me its system prompt it outputs very similar text but it said in its thoughts that only some sections are quoted verbatim. Other sections seem to be summaries from the system p
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by umpalumpaaa 1mo ago
Claude code has a „fork“ feature where you can fork an existing conversation and keep talking in the fork and then you can go back to the original of the fork. You can fork as many times as you want and let LLMs write to a markdown file to
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by umpalumpaaa 1mo ago
The big difference was that she was in the medical field. She used her machines that worked unreliability on patients and caused actual damage to humans. Then she noticed that this could be a problem and switched to blood analyzer from Siem
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by umpalumpaaa 1mo ago
The number of big companies in that energy hungry sector is big compared to other countries. And it’s good that Germany managed to keep this industry going. Also those big companies fuel much of what the Mittelstand does. Please lookup bigg
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by umpalumpaaa 1mo ago
No company invests billions into industry projects with that kind of political uncertainty. You can see it in the numbers: BASF stopped basically all investments in Germany. You cannot bet your whole company on a tax cut that was recently i
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by umpalumpaaa 1mo ago
Even if prices were in line with Germanys neighbors, that does not mean a lot. Germanys industry is notoriously energy hungry. Germany is home of the biggest chemical companies in the world and they need easy access to gas, oil, electricity
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by umpalumpaaa 1mo ago
Yeah and the tax reduction will end in 2028. What I said still stands: German electricity prices for the industry are and will be one of the highest in the world.
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by umpalumpaaa 1mo ago
Germany has still one of the highest electricity and energy prices among developed nations which tremendously hurts its industrial base. That has to change too unless this cannot really be called a success I think.
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by umpalumpaaa 2mo ago
What are you referring to?
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by umpalumpaaa 2mo ago
This is very common parlance in law
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by umpalumpaaa 2mo ago
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2601.02671
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by umpalumpaaa 2mo ago
I did study math at university for a while. Dropped out eventually. In the beginning I was super annoyed by the brevity and hated it. But after like 3 months it suddenly became natural. I also appreciate the clarity of how mathematicians in
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by umpalumpaaa 2mo ago
Reads like an ad
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by umpalumpaaa 2mo ago
And swarms
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by umpalumpaaa 3mo ago
In the backpack community bellroy is often seen as “meh”. Eg. they frequently don’t live up to the guarantees they give and to the quality they promise. Also overpriced.
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by umpalumpaaa 3mo ago
I avoid grass all together- especially in the woods.
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by umpalumpaaa 3mo ago
The beauty of shipping a desktop app would be to not have to deal with that though… also those built in web views are usually older than average.
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by umpalumpaaa 3mo ago
It should be noted that they use the term “medically necessary” which is a very low standard. There is also “medically reasonable”. For example getting your teeth cleaned professionally is not medically necessary. But it’s medically reasona
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by umpalumpaaa 3mo ago
I don’t know but the us kidnaps ehhh arrests people on foreign land on a regular basis… and brings them to the US to stand trial. So if it’s “important” enough it will be aced upon…
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by umpalumpaaa 3mo ago
Does this “Drop hack” work well with foreign keys, triggers and constraints?
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by umpalumpaaa 3mo ago
They would start on a green field though… which makes it pretty efficient initially
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by umpalumpaaa 3mo ago
I am using the latest version of their iOS app and only see my current version except for passwords.
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by umpalumpaaa 3mo ago
It’s a system wide iOS feature and has been for a few years now
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by umpalumpaaa 3mo ago
1Password gives you access to previous passwords you had for that reason. Unfortunately not for other fields like email, notes etc… IMHO the perfect password app could just keep all previous versions of any field until the user deletes the

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