LoganDark

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by LoganDark 2mo ago
That is, if your car has frequent access to sunlight. Mine spends most of its time underneath a cover, some others spend most of their time in garages.
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
Oh, I meant that the film's already visibly transparent. I was wondering if you could potentially capture a bit more energy by reflecting the transmitted light back through the PV layer a second time. Not sure if this would work in pra
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
Transparent? Curious, would installing a reflective backing improve its efficiency?
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
Isn't this basically FAT without the actual allocation table?
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
I'm curious, is there a reason why you can't incrementally prepend to files? I haven't seen a filesystem that allows prepending to a file without rewriting the entire file. Is it just because it's not traditional, or is
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
Was it definitely a different charity though? I couldn't tell, hoped for clarification.
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
I can sort of get how leadership has been losing its mind with all the ridiculous product launches and renames and force-installed apps and browser extension-installing malware, but that doesn't explain the countless instances of hardw
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
"Responsible for it" just means nobody has to tolerate shitty patches even if the reason they're shitty is because you neglected to pay attention to them. And if you blatantly fail to understand your own code or engage with r
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
Either they're using GenAI or the entire team collectively lost their minds and started getting a huge number of colossally bad ideas about fundamental primitives of Windows that hadn't changed for decades. Backwards compatibility
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
It's hard to replicate the R&D that went into Apple's trackpads. I don't know this for sure, but I suspect that most laptop companies do not actually engineer their hardware as much as cobble together existing hardware. E
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
Yep, the correct term here is "embeddable", not embedded.
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
You said "everything you need ". I need shelter, I need food and water, but I want powerful computing, fast internet, a phone with cell service, treats and snacks and etc. I want games to play with my friends, I want gi
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
Tangent, but I found that a bass shaker / transducer massively improved my speaker experience without requiring a subwoofer. I built the subwoofer first, but it would annoy everyone around me and it was really spotty depending on its l
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
To afford things I merely want? To afford to support friends and partners?
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
> consumers can refuse to install Windows and receive a refund IANAL, but Windows is already installed, so IMO this wouldn't apply. OOBE is not installation, it's setup. Judge's verdict seems solid though.
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
My ISP removed the ability to manage your network with a browser. Not over the cloud -- they stripped the admin panel from their firmware and require you to use the app. The app is filled with dark patterns that try to get you to use their
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
There's another class of problem, websites that pretend to work in the browser but refuse to support any reasonable type of login session. Like, sure, there are login sessions that expire after five seconds of inactivity. Sometimes it
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
In general, I tend to do better when people point out what I got wrong, rather than assuming I'm trying to be adversarial(?) when I'm not really. I do have more specific instructions for workflows that the LLM doesn't seem to
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
Other than a note that "commit" literally means use `jj commit` rather than trying to "commit" changes with `describe` alone, yes, I do assume that. Jujutsu has existed for like four years now, and is fairly unambiguous,
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
I didn't say I explain how to use uv. I said I tell the agent to use uv when executing Python. I trust it knows what "use uv" means. I do not trust that it will realize "uv exists" means "don't use raw `py
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
Just because it doesn't materially impact task success rates does not mean it's not useful. I use that file to give my agent information about the environment (operating system, architecture, command-line utilities I have installe
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
https://xkcd.com/927
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
> Custom vocabulary: Recognizes specialized jargon and unique spellings by seamlessly adapting transcriptions to your provided custom vocabulary. Is there a model that works on the syllabic level? I want to be able to say any word and ha
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
My doctor tried me on Bupropion for ADHD and I think it caused my BorderlinePD to get much worse, so definitely YMMV.
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
You were collecting money for charity, and you're upset that PayPal... offered to donate the money to charity? Was it mixed with other funds?
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
Nothing's changed with Zelle AFAIK, but the time it takes depends on the sending bank, the receiving bank, the amount of money, the history of both parties, arbitrary fraud metrics decided by both banks and EWS themselves and some othe
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
Zelle isn't the ACH or RTP though, is what I'm saying. Zelle is the real-time notifications and accounting, but the reason every bank needs to have bespoke support is because it's each bank's job to figure out how to do
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
Dunno. Odds are Braintree will do anything they could need.
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
Venmo is owned by PayPal
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by LoganDark 2mo ago
Braintree has Discord as a customer, they don't need anyone else.

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