QuantumNoodle

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by QuantumNoodle 1y ago
You just claimed reviewing slop is not pleasant (and I agree). So the LLM user has to review the slop, and then the team has to review the iterated-until-not-slop final commit(s). Where in this scenario does anyone _write_ code - the most e
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by QuantumNoodle 1y ago
> If [deadlines] start to slip, begin the passive-aggressive comments and veiled threats. > Email, slack and call them late at nights and/or weekends. This is key to keeping up momentum through the long-weekends and holidays. lmf
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by QuantumNoodle 1y ago
It's been a few years since I've rolled up my sleeves and did some reverse engineering with Ghirda. The skill is very "use it or lose it" so I wonder if this will help me get back into it quicker. Or... a ton of hallucin
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by QuantumNoodle 1y ago
> I think it affects people differently Absolutely! I take pleasure in simply exercising because I know how good it is for me and not orienting on performance. I suppose the old adage of "enjoy the journey, not the destination"
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by QuantumNoodle 1y ago
I had a similar experience that I struggled to understand until now. Thanks to the article, I can approach it from a fresh perspective. I enjoy cycling, running, swimming, and sports in general. When I bought my first fitness watch and hear
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by QuantumNoodle 1y ago
In the most respectful tone possible, I think if you read the article in its entirety you would get your answer. Laws are needed to keep in check powerful and influential companies so they don't take advantage. Your "devil's
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by QuantumNoodle 1y ago
A problem this doesn't solve is that people are trusting LLM summaries so much that they aren't even visiting the pages linked as sources. The pages-scraped/visitor is something like 1,500 pages scraped to 1 visitor. Compare
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by QuantumNoodle 1y ago
Can't relate. Firefox on android I can double tap the paragraph and it auto-fits the column. There is also "Reading view" which renders just the reading content, and is customizable. https://support.mozilla.org&#x2
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by QuantumNoodle 1y ago
If that is true, and there is no other BGP shenanigans, then I suspect this dependency will not be around for long
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by QuantumNoodle 1y ago
What is ironic, if we buy in to the theory that AI will write majority of the code in the next 5-10 years, what is it going to train on after? ITSELF? Seems this theoretic trajectory of "will inevitably get better" is is only true
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by QuantumNoodle 1y ago
Privacy of things aside. My phone has more compute & ram than my computer did many years ago. There is no longer a _need_ for a mobile platform like there was years ago. I would love to run any software I want on my phone. Problem is th
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by QuantumNoodle 1y ago
Get a pixel and immediately flash GrapheneOS. The appeal of GrapheneOS is it uses the same AOSP android that Google uses, but with all Google things stripped out. So you have 1st class support for all firmware and software features and a re
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ChatGPT head tells court OpenAI is interested in buying Chrome(arstechnica.com)
8 points by QuantumNoodle 1y ago|2 comments
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by QuantumNoodle 2y ago
This is great! As a renter that is priced out of the market where I want to live/work, the greatest obstacle I've seen to long term communities are "transplants" or those who live for a few years and move. It is difficul
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by QuantumNoodle 2y ago
That depends on how you set it up, it doesn't have to bypass the "main host" firewall. Consider the following example: 0. If you set up no additional network namespaces, there is still one present, this is called the "de
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by QuantumNoodle 2y ago
Why not use linux network namespaces to run your processes in different network stack? nftables rules are per network namespaces so you can get all sorts of sophisticated and achieve essentially per process firewalling. The pattern is to cr
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by QuantumNoodle 2y ago
Eric, thank you. Lurking in the forum answering questions evokes people to share their opinion for satisfaction and dissatisfaction and often neglectes to evoke praise (proportionally). I am guilty of this too. So please have some well dese
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by QuantumNoodle 2y ago
I've used exercise as a catch all for continuous monitoring of the heart. Point being, to get more utility out of a sensor, you'd have to wear it more with less interruption. 30 days without taking off a device is... Unheard of (a
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by QuantumNoodle 2y ago
I acknowledge this is a niche concern/complaint but this is a niche product for a niche base of folks, I'm simply curious about why. I want this to succeed and be sustainable so I asked about the utility of the sensor and provided
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by QuantumNoodle 2y ago
Hey Eric! Any chance to open up support and reparability for old pebbles? For example, run the newly open OS on old hardware or source parts for old pebbles, like batteries for pebble time ;)
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by QuantumNoodle 2y ago
I am not familiar with the pebble SDK or notification API it has. Smart watches usually will display whatever notification the mobile devices instructs it to display. If you get a push notification on your mobile, I don't see a reason
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by QuantumNoodle 2y ago
> 2) It's not a running watch. I'd recommend getting garmin if you're looking for that. I think we are on the same page but I've communicated poorly. Why even include a heart rate sensor on a watch that is not intend
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by QuantumNoodle 2y ago
As someone who has exclusively worn a pebble since it was crowd funded, I am trilled. I love purpose built devices[0] that don't attempt to do everything. I don't need a watch that does everything, just triage notification and per
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Ask HN: I have excess compute, how can I contribute positively to the Internet?
12 points by QuantumNoodle 2y ago|12 comments