Larrikin

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by Larrikin 1y ago
Yea all the AI features seem like a huge distraction to Warp. I hope they don't kill the terminal. Is there a terminal that offers this same experience,? All the comments here seem to be people crapping on it without trying it. it&#x27
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by Larrikin 1y ago
In what scenario does a fascist not restrict freedom of the press as one of their steps?
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Every single one of your posts from the past two weeks is hyping up AI or down voted for being highly uninformed about every topic that isn't LLM hype related. You talk like a marketer of AI, someone that works adjacent to the industry
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Most modern TVs are fully controllable via their HDMI inputs. My shield and gaming systems are perfectly capable of turning my unconnected to the Internet TV on and off. The shield also has a HA integration. There's no need to risk an
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Where are you employed?
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Useful if used well as a thought has gone from meaning a replace all developers machine to a fresh out of college junior with perfect memory bot to a will save a little typing if you type out all of your thoughts and baby sit it text box. I
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by Larrikin 1y ago
If you want to reply, check this accounts post history and decide if you think it worth it.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
>You explain how to punish them, not how to determine that they deserve punishment. This fixes absolutely nothing. "Social security" won't find anything, because everyone working for those businesses has a social security
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Use the existing social security verification system, 5x fines median salary per year of suspected employment. Assume the worker has only worked for one employer for their entire time in the US or since 18 if there is no other verifiable ev
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Then install AdGuard on your network and pick any of the multiple solutions that let you run your DNS for all of your devices through it. But yeah it's kind of delusional to put a blanket ban on code you could read yourself.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
I assume all the extra work you have to do to make it work instead of using the native language. If the project is simple to port over then it should have just been a website.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
The reverse is slowly becoming a possibility. Jet Brains just announced another improvement with Swift Export. https://kotlinlang.org/docs/native-swift-export.html But it's not there yet
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Why not start with the obvious example and collect the whatsbouts during the trial.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
It's a good opportunity to recommend Firefox when you can show a clear abuse of position
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by Larrikin 1y ago
It makes the news here because theres a lot of Tesla drivers and more importantly investors on this site. Theres always someone complaining about or defending negative Tesla news here for the same reason, but less so because of the drivers.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Don't treat an anecdote on the Internet like it actually happened. There have been people posting that they had friends of friends in college do this for twenty years. OP never did it but it definitely happened. In this case it's
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Personally, I like the plot idea that all of the intelligent aliens know of earth life but intentionally ignore us because they visited in the time of the dinosaurs or even before. There's some material the universe values like how we
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Home Assistant has basically built this system already with their platinum level certification. It's a huge project but only the smaller IoT companies are taking it seriously
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by Larrikin 1y ago
I dislike the iOS experience and have used an Android phone daily for nearly 15 years. The iPad Pro is objectively better than any Android tablet, even with the limitations of the OS.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Optimize the check out flow for the human worker like Aldi has done and pay them a decent wage so it's no longer a menial job? Self check out of more than a few items at the grocery store will always suck and be slower than someone who
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by Larrikin 1y ago
The Withings solution doesn't require a camera and seems like the better solution. It's still expensive and basically a subscription. https://www.withings.com/us/en/u-scan-nutrio
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by Larrikin 1y ago
It's the best possible adaptation of the books as possible. They made some changes to allow for having main characters. In my opinion they also lighten the down side of the Mule story line and how the world works.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Source?
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by Larrikin 1y ago
It's nice to see, but the design feels like it's meant to go into a clear case so that it can be streamed for the world to see.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
I'm interested in making something for my Pebble as well, but am hoping to avoid C and use something like Kotlin Native or use it as an excuse to finally learn Rust.
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by Larrikin 1y ago
How slow the AIs respond provides some opportunity to work on two task at once. Things like investigate a bug, think about the implementation for something larger, edit code that experience has told you it will take just as much or more typ
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Door Dash famously was not profitable during the time period when everyone was locked inside their homes and couldn't go to restaurants directly. It's a fake business where the only play is to be a middle man that causes prices to
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by Larrikin 1y ago
There is no scale to be had at local delivery. Between various services, banks, and credit cards, I get the paid tier of all the delivery apps for "free", so I am paying the absolute minimum. It makes no sense to me for these &quo
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by Larrikin 1y ago
Is it a conspiracy if companies are paying it?
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by Larrikin 1y ago
All the people in charge currently are banking on being rich, enjoying society as they have made it, and then dead before it personally affects them.

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