SunshineTheCat

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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
You must be forgetting about all the belt and shoe terrorism that has been averted over the last 20 years.
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
I always find articles like this very odd and nebulous because they act as though AI models are just Google. Type request, get info. But that's such a narrow/one dimensional view of how LLMs are used. They can gather data or write
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We just made Fizzy free(twitter.com)
3 points by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago|1 comments
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
https://archive.is/mEgaK
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
I definitely get the comment about HN and seeing a billion posts about OpenClaw, Claude, or yet another post on an industry being disrupted by AI. Tack on to that the increasing number of political stuff on here as well just makes it less a
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
I think you should probably let that group of people speak for themselves. I'm in this "group" and see an immediate usefulness of this over what I'm doing now.
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
It's kinda crazy it took Apple this long to make this. I've worked with two agencies now that used only Macs across the business and had a really fun time signing in to and integrating 58 Google services every time they hired some
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
This is exactly right. You know what's funny, less than a week ago I signed up for Basecamp. Could I have asked Codex/Claude to whip me up a Basecamp clone with the exact features I want? Of course. Do I want to deal with managing
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
The main point everyone seems to be making is that now with AI anyone can make a SaaS. The initial reaction I think most people have to this is "SaaS companies/devs are in trouble." I actually think the opposite is true. With
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
Yea, I've replaced Windows with Ubuntu on my pc and have just ordered an M5 Macbook Air. Sure both have their quirks, but it's just wild how much Windows goes out of its way to be annoying. From a billion startup notifications to
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
It's tough to imagine how different it must be for kids now than when I went to school. I know there's a billion other reasons, but I've heard parents say they want their kid to have a phone so they can keep in touch if they
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
All in favor, say aye!
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
Whenever I see something like this it reminds me of the Demolition Ranch YouTube channel, one of my all time favorites. It will be missed. :(
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Deaf Woman Removed from Frontier Flight for 'Not Listening'(newsweek.com)
3 points by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago|2 comments
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
Same here, the API calls have always been heavier for me than the storage costs. It of course depends upon each use case, but this is overall a win for how I've been using it. Even with the storage increase, still way more affordable t
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
https://archive.is/hFdhZ
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Another billionaire confirms California exit: Uber co-founder Kalanick(latimes.com)
2 points by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago|3 comments
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
I was just thinking the same thing the other day. It feels like the tribal screeching matches continue to permeate more and more places that were originally a nice place to hang out and learn or have constructive conversations. I've se
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
I was paying for gigabit with the local ISP and it slowed down and lost connection so frequently I bought a Starlink (the regular one, not the mini) as a "backup." As per the usual, my internet went down and I switched to the back
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
Yea I ran into the exact same issue. My workaround was buying a silicone band that wrapped around the top of the set to help as a sort of "2nd layer." It isn't perfect, but it makes them wearable. Pretty incredible oversight
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
I don't really think you understand how profound (and incredibly rare) it is to have enshrined into law that every citizen has the right to criticize and protest their government. It may not always lead to major change, but you have no
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
I really wish the days of kindergarten where we were taught if you didn't have anything nice to say about someone, don't say it at all.
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
https://archive.is/xKHV4
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
Yes, this is the key point. Tax payers get a nice big bill while the people who caused the problem get a nice paid vacation while they conduct an internal "investigation" that typically finds they did nothing wrong.
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
You know, I don't mean this to be rude in any way, but what kept going through my mind as I read this was "I wonder if they drive a Subaru Outback." And then I clicked the Instagram link and I'm almost positive that is a
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
I think about 90% of the time veganism has come up in conversations I've been a part of, it's been unrelated to the main topic being discussed.
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
'cause is a contraction, cause is completely different word with a completely different meaning. You are just not correct.
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
I know this is going to sound like an "old man yells at cloud" moment, but I cannot get over the number of people using "cause" as a replacement for "because." Maybe it was my time spent in the book publishing
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
> "unless your definition of fascism is just a thing you don't like" I think online at least, this has become fairly normal for many of the most charged words/accusations/charges. The problem with doing this, of
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by SunshineTheCat 7mo ago
I've actually felt the same way about some (not all) but some "productivity" hacks I've seen people post online with their OpenClaw setups. I chuckle when I see some of them because you could achieve the same (or often f

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