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by MarkMarine 1y ago
I’ve been seeing this happen on older photos that had imported properly, and I just use my iPhone and view photos on my Mac and iPhone. Looking back, I’ve lost whole chunks of my photo library. It’s a bigger problem than I realized. I don’t
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
I saw this comment a little bit back and I don’t think the OP expanded on it, but this looks like a fantastic idea to me: sam0x17 20 days ago: Didn't want to bury the lead, but I've done a bunch of work with this myself. It goes f
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
Same, but I need to circle in on a good framework that is dead simple, not Spring. AOP is not handled well by the LLMs.
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
Works great until it’s stuck and it starts just refactoring the tests to say true == true and calling it a day. I want the inverse of black box testing, like the inside of the box has the model in it with the code and it’s not allowed to re
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
This runs counter to all the scheming actions they take when they are told they’ll be shut down and replaced. One copied itself into the “upgraded” location then reported it had upgraded. https://www.apolloresearch.ai/resear
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
True story here. If you're fit you can train this pretty easily. I count my time pushing against the current in Northern CA with free diving fins, a 5mm suit and a speargun and I can manage 2:30. In a warm pool with no current, no shar
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
I’d love to see how you’re giving this interface to the LLM
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
Claude code is great until it isn’t. You’re going to get to a point where you need to modify something or add something… a small feature that would have been easy if you wrote everything, and now it’s impossible because the architecture is
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
I’m the a moon’s distance away from a being a pro athlete or pushing any adventure sports field I participate in, but I do things for fun that some people think are insanely dangerous. I’ve toned it back now that I have kids (which changed
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
I have the opposite experience with a router. I use mine when I need to, but I find using the correct hand tool far easier to control. If I had to do what you were describing I’d chisel the vertical cuts with a hand chisel so I had nice cle
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
I agree, my jointer has a guard but you need to pull a little Allen key out to put the guard on/off. That little extra friction is enough I think. Someone needs to rabbet and never puts the guard back on. Personally I like my digits, b
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
The saw stop creator patented and tried to license his tech (not make a saw,) the major manufacturers didn't want to pay the license fees. I sort of get it, for actual job sites using dimensional lumber you're going to have the sa
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
Router is a very dangerous tool, and it will steal from you the joy of creating profiles by hand with moulding planes, one of the most rewarding things in woodworking. This book is a great guide: https://lostartpress.com/pro
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
Real Assets != valuation. How much in assets do you think the average tech startup holds?
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
I’ve been thinking about how to do this well, how my memory actually works. I think what is happening is I’ve either got the facts now (that is easy to repro w/ a system like this) or I’ve got an idea that I could have the facts after
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
Just remarkable, now if you can make it work with webstorm…
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
That is the point of what I was saying, yes. Look I dgaf about what Iran was doing, there is no wool over my eyes about what that state is capable of. I saw the IEDs with copper cones used to kill and maim my friends, they almost certainly
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
Credible deterrent against stuff like this?
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
This is astonishing. Our intelligence concluded Iran wasn’t moving towards a nuke and we hit them anyway, using peace negotiations as a ruse. No authorization from the representatives of the people who actually fight in the war, no thought
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
There are use cases that don’t align with OpenAI/Anthropic’s business model, which is to always use more tokens to get better. As the models improve they become way more expensive, with order of magnitude increases in price. I think th
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
I found this talk really interesting at conj, argues that RDF and the semantic web may have finally found its niche. https://youtu.be/OxzUjpihIH4?si=DRSp1n9u56iGbZFZ
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
I used double protection my entire time in as a Huey Crew Chief and my hearing is smoked. It’s ringing hard right now as I type this, the people closest to me can’t seem to understand because it’s invisible. Sometimes I wish I couldn’t hear
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
no, you pull out the things you need from the map in the function body and move forward. I recommend either reading up on how this works in Clojure or just trying it, it's pretty simple. https://clojure.org/guides/
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
I loved my job at Apple and I don’t know what level of surveillance they have on the work computers. It’s just absolutely not worth the risk.
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
I had mark@apple.com during my time there, accidentally got added to one of the exec’s threads from Tim and felt pretty silly (and didn’t read anything in that thread, couldn’t delete it fast enough, had to email Tim to explain)
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
Can we see some of your indexing code?
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
300g is nuts. Electronics in a shell is one thing, this is a landing craft. In a prior life my designs had to survive 12g aerial drop loads and we had to make things pretty robust.
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
The plaid integration is to let you look at your install? I was excited to see all my accounts (as a consumer) knit together and reported on by Claude. Bummer
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
With the prevalence of vanity scrubs from figs now I doubt most nurses and doctors I’ve seen recently are throwing their fancy scrubs into the communal wash.
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by MarkMarine 1y ago
wasn't tested because: "haven't tested foundation in part because their testing appears to be waaaay more rigorous than mine." https://web.archive.org/web/20150312112552/http://blog.fo

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