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by Huppie 11mo ago
I real life if someone with an administrative job would jot 50 * 3,000 in a calculator and not notice the answer 1,500,000 is wrong (a typo) I will consider them most definitely at fault. Similarly I know some structural engineers who will
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by Huppie 11mo ago
I know a teacher who basically only does open questions but since everything is digital nowadays students just use tools like Cluely [0] that run on the background and provide answers. Since the testing tool they use does notice and registe
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by Huppie 11mo ago
Oxide and Friends recently had a podcast episode [0] with Michael Littman about this topic for anyone who's curious about this topic. This topic has been an interesting part of the discourse in a group of friends the past few weeks bec
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by Huppie 11mo ago
I was evaluating codex vs claude code the past month and GPT 5.1 codex being slow is just the default experience I had with it. The answers were mostly on par (though different in style which took some getting used to) but the speed was a b
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by Huppie 11mo ago
How is it compared to Cursur though?
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by Huppie 11mo ago
While it's of course a good thing to be critical the author did provide some more context on the why and how of doing it with LLM's on the hard fork podcast today [0]: mostly as a way to see how these models _can_ help them with t
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by Huppie 1y ago
> and have had a number of breaches in the past Do you have a source for this claim of multiple past breaches? The only one I know of is the Okta breach. For me they're still firmly in the 'one of the best options out there&#x2
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by Huppie 1y ago
The best I can tell you (from working with LLM's) is that... it's complicated. There are moments where spending 10 min on a good prompt saves me 2hrs of typing and it finishes that in the time it takes me to go make myself a cup o
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by Huppie 1y ago
Works fine. Reverting the code too is an option you can choose.
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by Huppie 1y ago
The 'best' trick I learned from someone over here when working with Claude Code is to very regularly go back a few steps in your context (esc esc -> pick something a few steps up) and say something like "yeah, I already di
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by Huppie 1y ago
While technically correct , assuming a balanced budget means less tax revenue will have to be offset either by reducing government expenses or raising taxes for everyone, so in practice all taxpayers 'pay for' a tax credit.
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by Huppie 1y ago
Because it's confusing most likely. As others have pointed out: > Anthony _Albanese_ is the name of the current PM of Australia Which is probably why this Australian publication calls it the 'Albanese Government'. Not to b
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by Huppie 1y ago
Thanks. When testing today I noticed it 'forgot' to run the linter, build, test etc. commands. I thought this might've been a Sonnet 4.5 v.s. Opus 4 issue but it looks like this instruction was dropped for some reason. I shou
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by Huppie 1y ago
I've been working with Opus 4 on ultrathink quite a bit recently and did some quick tests with Sonnet 4.5, I'm fairly impressed, especially with its speed but I did feel it was a lot less strict with my rules, existing patterns, e
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by Huppie 1y ago
This is genius, thank you.
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by Huppie 1y ago
I know it sounds like a lot but in my experience the difference is mostly a fixed offset plus a tiny percentage due to tire pressure/size. A fixed 2mph difference at 20mph is 10% so imho they're at least _technically correct_.
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by Huppie 1y ago
Maybe not technically correct but it's still the gist of this line, no? > Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, You hereby grant to Company, and to recipients of software distributed by Company related hereto, a per
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by Huppie 1y ago
It's probably not that simple because at a cursory glance I see quite a few points in history where my country's main stock index was about 50% of its current valuation: January 1998, February 2006, January 2015, July 2016, April
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by Huppie 1y ago
Somewhat, but imho the Microsoft MFA is also full of similar flaws. As an example: I've disabled the email and sms MFA methods because I have two hardware keys registered. However, as soon as my account is added to an azure admin group
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by Huppie 1y ago
Got a work machine upgraded to Win11 recently... I held out as long as possible but in the end had to upgrade because support will be dropped. My biggest daily frustration is that Microsoft dropped support for putting the taskbar anywhere o
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by Huppie 1y ago
I've been using (mostly) the OpenAI image generator for quite some time generating coloring pages, it's pretty decent at it and can generate just about anything my kids want as long as you word it a bit neutral to avoid it generat
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by Huppie 2y ago
You probably thought of this already but we mostly do load shifting. If you have moderate PV output (like with balcony solar) that can probably use up most of your production. Consider running the dishwasher (if you have one) or washing mac
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by Huppie 2y ago
You don't think a (probably significant) portion of that money is allocated to sites that were 'in progress' on July 2024? From what I can tell from the newsletter I get from a big European charging infrastructure provider th
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by Huppie 2y ago
I'll be honest and tell you I didn't look into the specifics of this project. My guess would be that the money is also allocated for an X amount of sites / charging ports still in progress. Or do they only allocate the money
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by Huppie 2y ago
My first name starts with the 'letter' (digraph, actually [0]) IJ. I have a standard email I send to companies not honoring the only correct Dutch spelling of my name and/or initials. The GDPR makes it mandatory for companies
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by Huppie 2y ago
As someone who - by default - has Bluetooth disabled, I can safely say: Same with Bluetooth. I'm slightly annoyed I have to check settings every update, but it's not like it's something new, it has been that way for years. E:
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by Huppie 2y ago
Heh, I totally agree with you. I don't know hoe many times I've explained people the given strategy is not what researchers mean when they compare lump sum investing (LSI, a.k.a. converting all cash you have available for investin
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by Huppie 2y ago
Just as an FYI: I recently learned (here on HN) that this is called Body Doubling[0] there's some services around (there's at least one by someone that hangs around here) that can do this too. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia
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by Huppie 2y ago
You jest, but I have one: It's an Opel Ampera-E (in the states that's a Chevy Bolt), it's a 2018 model with all the connected features but first it was disconnected from OnStar with Opel being sold to PSA and later it was ful
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by Huppie 2y ago
It's interesting to see this discussion about fly.io's reliability on a day that (after over three days of downtime ) Microsoft Azure finally decided the update of Azure Static Web Apps they deployed last Friday is indeed broken

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