MarkMarine

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by MarkMarine 6mo ago
The F35 was able to make an emergency landing in a gulf country. This one actually went down in Iran.
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by MarkMarine 6mo ago
Military aviators train for this, being alone behind enemy lines (look up SERE school if you’re curious, one of the craziest training courses outside of special forces) and there is a special force just for aviator recovery behind enemy lin
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by MarkMarine 7mo ago
It’s almost shocking that people in an era of unlimited resources could see this was not renewable and important to hold, and that later in the era of limited resources, we decided to privatize this. It’s so shortsighted, willfully ignorant
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by MarkMarine 7mo ago
Over a number of files similar to a codebase, that are well organized (like a codebase) the coding agents and harnesses are quite good at finding information, they clearly train on them so they will only improve. The challenge is how to str
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by MarkMarine 7mo ago
I have a fork, it's excellent. Complementary to something like symphony which doesn't deliver the harness you need to make working software, attractor's graph orchestration inside the loop that symphony creates can set determ
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by MarkMarine 7mo ago
Similar to the pattern for making StrongDM's attractor autonomous agent: https://www.strongdm.com/blog/the-strongdm-software-factory-... https://github.com/strongdm/attractor with a max plan
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by MarkMarine 7mo ago
Yeah I do, first it’s a joke but second have you used Ironclaw? It’s buggy vibecoded software. Bring your Claude code with you to get it working if you try it. So yeah, the Primegean joke about adding “but make it secure” to your prompts i
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by MarkMarine 8mo ago
Clearly this developer knows the trick of developing with ai: adding “… and make it secure” to all your prompts. /s
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by MarkMarine 8mo ago
Ok, I glossed over color matching the wall patch. Fair. But there really aren’t many walls you need to open in a house. There is probably 2-3 wet walls, so unless you need to retrofit some ducting why are you opening a wall? Code says there
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by MarkMarine 8mo ago
I think this misses the beauty of a plaster wall. Level 5 drywall has nothing on a skilled artisan with plaster, and yeah you can’t hang things through it but it also lasts hundreds of years. My walls are 120 years old and robust, the kids
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by MarkMarine 8mo ago
Drywall is trivial to remove and repair, I have no issue cutting walls with a circular saw or vibrating cutter to get access then patching it. I have seen another method for making walls that were accessible though, from a homesteader/
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by MarkMarine 8mo ago
what is "a lot of fish" in this context? Sushi for lunch every day? Thanks for engaging with this in a helpful way.
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by MarkMarine 8mo ago
I agree with this analogy, as someone who professionally codes and someone who pulls out the power tools to build things around my house but uses hand tools for furniture and chairs. No job site would tolerate someone bringing a hand saw to
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by MarkMarine 8mo ago
What’s missing from this is how much omega 3 containing food, how often you need to get this protective result. Do I need to eat fish twice a week? 5 times? Do I need to supplement because there is no way to eat enough fish? Would love some
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by MarkMarine 8mo ago
A Claude max 20x plan and you’ll be fine. I’d been doing my normal process of running 4 Claude sessions in parallel because that was about the right amount of concurrent sessions for me to watch what’s going on and approve/deny plans a
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by MarkMarine 8mo ago
It’s a small step in the right direction of right to repair, which is the actual fix. The company should not be able to deny warranty coverage on a gear box because an alternator wasn’t put in by the JD tech and that is what they do. This i
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by MarkMarine 8mo ago
Doesn’t matter if it’s emissions control or not, they use these laws like a shield for their anti consumer, protectionist crap.
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by MarkMarine 8mo ago
Every piece of heavy off-road equipment uses a diesel engine. I think you’re not up to date on what a racket the big equipment manufacturers have going. If you want to replace an alternator… simple part, should be a 1 for 1 replacement done
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by MarkMarine 8mo ago
Actually I find it better with JJ. I have context7 mcp to help with commands and I’ve got an explicit Claude.md to direct it, but it’s more ambitious running stacked PRs and better at resolving conflicts.
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by MarkMarine 8mo ago
Pretty good at Java, the verbose language, strong type system, and strong static analysis tools that you can run on every edit combine to keep it on the tracks you define
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by MarkMarine 8mo ago
Also JJ undo is there and easy to tell the model to use, I have it in my Claude.md
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by MarkMarine 9mo ago
Settling on the same day is quite a choice. PDF creation cluster scaling alone must have been something else, let alone the obvious problems they had knocking over CS and getting fined by the CFPB.
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by MarkMarine 9mo ago
Great to see “don’t look up” was just a documentary with some prescience.
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by MarkMarine 9mo ago
This is an aside because I agree with the author’s core point, but spelling, grammatical errors, and typos actually imply something authored by a human now. This sentence: “It affects point number 1 because AI-assisted programming is a very
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by MarkMarine 10mo ago
Good lord. Thank you. Served in Pendleton and I should know better.
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by MarkMarine 10mo ago
I just read another article about this, but the affected group is military from Camp Legume. The water in Legume was contaminated, and its actually given a control group test for the incidence of Parkinson’s with Camp Pendleton, where the w
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by MarkMarine 10mo ago
There are people eating poison oak salad to try to make themselves immune: https://www.wsj.com/style/eat-poison-ivy-oak-immunity-3207ec...
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by MarkMarine 10mo ago
I agree with the sentiment, but the rights of Americans are being eroded at a comical rate with no positives like protecting children (be that an allusion to protecting them or actually doing it) Look at the TikTok “ban” for example. Congre
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by MarkMarine 10mo ago
Regulating is already being done by the “private” companies that own them, heck it’s the plot of a bond movie (sub in newspapers for social media) with a real life Larry, Elon or Mark as the villain. As a society we choose what to allow or
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by MarkMarine 10mo ago
I lucked out in when I was born, I developed before social media existed and my college was a later addition to Facebook. I think it just doesn’t affect me in the same way… like someone who has never won a dollar gambling looks at a gamblin

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