Schiendelman

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by Schiendelman 2mo ago
I've heard a lot of arguments that sounded, at first glance, like legitimate concerns. But I haven't seen any that weren't rooted in "People are telling me to be scared so my concern must be legitimate," or "I
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by Schiendelman 2mo ago
Thankfully the political football is simmering down - I think we have mRNA flu vaccines in progress now, and attempts to stop that failed.
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by Schiendelman 2mo ago
What's your project structure like? How many MD files do you have, how big is your backlog, your memory, how much is it loading at the beginning?
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
Claude has a scheduler; have you tried it?
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
Could it be explained by the local population density - basically the walkability for each resident?
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
More than that using Fable!
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
Because people upvoted it.
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
This must be on API costs, not counting the $100/200 tiers, right?
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
We don't require unleaded fuel for GA.
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
If you care about leaded fuel, the culprit now is general aviation - small airports, Cessnas, not commercial flights. If you go work on it, let me know, I'll help you!
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
Clothes made in the 90s used different materials and stitching than they do today, and likely cost more to produce. They'd probably need old machines they haven't had in decades.
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
I've shipped (to TestFlight) a fairly fun video game that's tricking my friends into working out: https://reverdure.yourstrategy.co
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
That's their maximum . They are very cheap compared to any shoes that are wealth signals.
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
The submission link is to the twitter announcement. The body just has a different link to pricing.
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
I bought two of these when they were new. I don't recall the price, but after mining some bitcoin in my electricty included apartment for a few months over the winter instead of running the heat, I think I ended up with ~.5 BTC.
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
See my more complete history here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48961349
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
Nike is famously one of the less wealth signalling shoe brands. Until recently I don't think they had a product for sale for more than ~$220 at all.
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
In the early 80s, the date was not in the 2030s - not until after the Greenspan Commission and that set of reforms.
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
Maybe you are misremembering. The Greenspan Commission was the last time we significantly amended social security to avoid these problems, and it was in the 80s: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenspan_Commission
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
The first projected failure date I know of was 1979, which was reported on in the early 1970s. There were amendments in 1977 that should have helped, but the 1980-81 recessions made it bad again; by 1982 the Trustees said it would be insolv
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
Honestly, the reporting has looked the same around this since the 1980s. I've read books from them referencing how Social Security was going to be bankrupt by the 90s, or the 2000s. The fact is that older people vote way more than youn
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
You don't have to put a testflight through app review. Example: https://reverdure.yourstrategy.co
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
You don't need a paid account to sideload to your own device.
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
Do you have a testflight? I'd love to try it!
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
Speeding and DUIs aren't mistakes, they're choices. There's a huge difference between the errors self-driving cars make and the equivalent errors humans make: the self-driving cars simply don't make those mistakes. In th
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
That totally makes sense. Also, thanks for sharing your list! I'll see if I can try anything on it. :)
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
"If I'm on my phone in bed" is throwing out a major, proven impactful piece of conventional wisdom.
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
But they choose to. Alcohol, caffeine in the afternoon, just not realizing blackout curtains matter, lights or displays on in the room... you can't help someone who isn't making bad choices, but most people can make simple choices
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
Is there a particular thing you'd quote as an issue?
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by Schiendelman 3mo ago
We don't usually fine people or send them to prison for mistakes, especially when driving cars. Insurance companies figure this out between each other.

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