NegativeLatency

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   by NegativeLatency 2mo ago

   I find Claude doing a lot of pointless confirmation at night when it will ask me about things that it would normally just do during the day. Frustrating to be like “do X overnight, don’t ask me for input” and come down to find it having wor
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   by NegativeLatency 2mo ago

   A iTunes inspired music app (uses an extension of DAAP) for classic Macintosh (Mac II and system 6 and newer currently only m68k, ppc coming soon) https://github.com/nburns/iRunes And a extended DAAP compatible server
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   by NegativeLatency 2mo ago

   Ah confused it with the Tacoma News Tribune
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   by NegativeLatency 2mo ago

   Yes for big cities, but there are very very few independent local papers in less populated areas, for example: https://www.portlandmercury.com/news/with-a-new-media-conglo... Also the Oregonian (big Portland paper) and
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   by NegativeLatency 2mo ago

   > the arithmetic that supports those programs tightens, all else equal We can tax the rich, we're post scarcity, time to take a look at the rest of the world an come up with a better social safety net.
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   by NegativeLatency 2mo ago

   Mt Rushmore is better and more impressive in media than IRL. Saw North by Northwest a few times and went later in my life just didn’t compare.
7. 67.▲
   by NegativeLatency 2mo ago

   Get a new bank, make sure your old one knows why you left. Try a local credit union.
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   by NegativeLatency 2mo ago

   Hm, if you dead end on the left you still have to walk back to where you started preseumeably
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   by NegativeLatency 2mo ago

   Original paper if you want to skip the news sumamry: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.aeb1437
10. 70.▲
    by NegativeLatency 2mo ago

    I understand your point, but also imagine applying that across the whole spectrum of computing. It's very useful that there's an intermediary that knows how that stuff works so I can build things without thinking about it in excru
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    by NegativeLatency 2mo ago

    Haha amazing I’m doing the same thing
12. 72.▲
    by NegativeLatency 2mo ago

    Similarly, I have giant list of ideas from the last 15 years that I’m now easily able to try or build out in ways I couldn’t before
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    by NegativeLatency 2mo ago

    Even engineers like doing it sometimes. The old telephone system was so hackable because of in band signaling.
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    by NegativeLatency 2mo ago

    an llm coding agent?
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    by NegativeLatency 2mo ago

    Doesn’t fix translation?
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    by NegativeLatency 2mo ago

    I didn’t die of pneumonia as a kid so that’s something.
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    by NegativeLatency 2mo ago

    That’s mostly normal and fine though. For example my parents are retired and spouse takes care of our kid.
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    by NegativeLatency 3mo ago

    Just go watch the YouTube video, this blog rips off YouTube content.
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    by NegativeLatency 3mo ago

    I assume there are competitors (permatex?) but I’ve never actually thought any other brand of thread locker
20. 80.▲
    by NegativeLatency 3mo ago

    Why? It’s got crypto stuff in it?
21. 81.▲
    by NegativeLatency 3mo ago

    Could try submitting a patch?
22. 82.▲
    by NegativeLatency 3mo ago

    I can share plex with my friends and family easily. Your solution sounds good but it’s just too hard for most people. There are plex client apps for most tvs and boxes, even the really cheap bad ones, and it all just kinda works.
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    by NegativeLatency 3mo ago

    Also a mechanism to pull up the ladder behind themselves.
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    by NegativeLatency 3mo ago

    I'd still prefer a more reliable EV to a less reliable one. Not too many good options for a EV minivan in the US (I'll never buy a Chrysler product, and I don't really want a VW).
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    by NegativeLatency 3mo ago

    Tried running it through something that knows what you're working on?
26. 86.▲
    by NegativeLatency 3mo ago

    Also encouraged a guy to kill himself.
27. 87.▲
    by NegativeLatency 3mo ago

    Not compared to the LLM flailing around doing the wrong thing
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    by NegativeLatency 3mo ago

    MCP is great for docs and stuff, also saves tokens and reduces errors if you have something complicated you're abstracting over - agents have old/inaccurate knowledge and it's nice to have up to date docs: https://
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    by NegativeLatency 3mo ago

    Plenty of PC games, the linux distros that run steam are great too!
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    by NegativeLatency 3mo ago

    28M