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by warmedcookie 8d ago
It's still terrible. Also, congrats on escaping the cancer.
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by warmedcookie 23d ago
I feel like there is also the "Nerd Factor" to consider which is this unrelenting passion to type away at a screen all day, whether that is yesterday's code or tomorrow's prompt. Few non-technical people have the attenti
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by warmedcookie 1mo ago
Interesting. I would like to know if central heating (gas) has similar effects.
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by warmedcookie 2mo ago
N=2. My Inspiron 9300 Dell laptop from 2005 still works fine, although 32bit Windows 7 with 2GB of ram without an SSD makes it painfully slow by today's standards. In addition, I got a Lenovo Z710 from 2014 (replace my 9300) that still
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by warmedcookie 2mo ago
I've done a lot of match aggregation in dota2 using stratz / opendota. It's a lot of fun and it will definitely make you a better programmer given how much data there is.
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by warmedcookie 3mo ago
Would using Stable Diffusion Image to Image with a low noise ratio disable most steganographic techniques? I imagine the pixels would be scattered enough to erase most embeddings. I've never had to scrub images in my career, but that&#
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by warmedcookie 3mo ago
Good movie, time to rewatch
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by warmedcookie 3mo ago
Yeah, I wish the article had brought Vitamin K2 into the mix since that seems trendy to pair with your D3 these days.
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by warmedcookie 3mo ago
I don't know much about gambling but is it not common to set for yourself max bets so your pool of cash doesn't deplete like you do when buying stocks or trading options so you can leverage up or down. I know it's a little di
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by warmedcookie 3mo ago
Drone armies will prevent such things this time around though.
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by warmedcookie 3mo ago
I use CC/Codex/Cursor. CC is mostly my default for large tasks / features (ex. Plan > execute plan ) Biggest gripe with Claude Code is that it is painfully slow relative to the other two. Cursor for small stuff like bug fi
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by warmedcookie 3mo ago
Another N=1 here, a family friend in their late 60s died of a heart attack while biking.
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by warmedcookie 3mo ago
I played it in Twilight Princess and I did not have fun and Link probably didn't either.
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by warmedcookie 3mo ago
Having had my 2FA Facebook account banned 3 years ago because a bot signed up under my email for Instagram (which I did not have), I can confidently say the email verification issue has been a problem for a long time at Meta.
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by warmedcookie 3mo ago
At least in America, most people do not like nuanced takes on issues / people, even if you are being playful. I'm afraid you need to go fit inside one of the echo chambers and conform to a given narrative good sir.
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by warmedcookie 4mo ago
Not a YEC, but you, the sentient being made in God's image, don't join a MineCraft world that is still a molten ball of lava/magma with no solid surface.
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by warmedcookie 4mo ago
Indeed, although today I got on a plane at LaGuardia and they made me check my carry on at the gate even though there was plenty of space in the overhead bins ( 60% capacity flight, about half of us had to do this) so YMMV. No idea why they
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by warmedcookie 4mo ago
I do this kind of parallelism with a little merge request tool I slopped together. I spin up multiple small agents and assign them specific code review tasks (security, coding standards, etc.) and have it spit out a gitlab API draft json ob
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by warmedcookie 4mo ago
Indeed, how could it not have been more obvious than when Biden made it illegal for the railroad workers to strike in Dec. 2022. The sides are the same when it comes to an actual threat to the status quo.
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by warmedcookie 5mo ago
I love a good cathartic rant
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by warmedcookie 5mo ago
I don't recall Alaska being particularly bad when I went in July. The mosquitoes I did encounter were huge though.
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by warmedcookie 6mo ago
n=1, been lifting weights for 25 years and lost 40 lbs on Zepbound and counting. I can still do my routines easily with no issues. My muscles look slightly smaller I think, but maybe that's the fat around them that's been diminish
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by warmedcookie 6mo ago
We set time limits on tablet and rules like getting your homework done first, but my 9 year old specifically begs me to let him have Roblox, which I think he is too young to play. I told him he can play it, but he has to beat Chrono Trigger
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by warmedcookie 6mo ago
Mounjaro/Zepbound is $450 a month without insurance (assuming you aren't on the starter dose through some third party, but ultimately LillyDirect.) n=1, Insurance price is $25 a month (covered by my company if you have prediabetes
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by warmedcookie 7mo ago
What's frustrating is that a lot of these keys were generated a long time ago with a small amount of GCP services that they could connect to. (Ex. Firebase remote config, firestore, etc.) When Gemini came around, rather than that servi
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by warmedcookie 7mo ago
Is it wishful thinking for Microsoft to reflect on their Windows 11 UX mistakes and turn around like Chilis did?
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by warmedcookie 7mo ago
I'm curious as to what your thought process is for suggesting "the app" (not sure what app you are referring to) as an alternative for someone who essentially rage quits when they see a cookie banner, given that apps on avera
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by warmedcookie 7mo ago
I like the cookie banners since it is an immediate indication to me that I should leave the site. It's an innate reflex at this point.
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by warmedcookie 7mo ago
Outside of Dota, it's called "Group Chats" (below your friends list) and it looks very similar to a basic Discord interface. You may have to join a dota guild in order to see it, although everyone in my guild just uses discor
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by warmedcookie 7mo ago
It would be nice if Valve filled in the gaps here. They already got a lot of community features built into Steam.

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