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by Terretta 7mo ago
> The entire Apple universe is smaller than the world or even just the github part of the world As of 2023, GitHub had 100M active users total. As of a decade ago (2016) Apple already had 782 million total iCloud users, with 73% or 570
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by Terretta 7mo ago
Not judging you, but from the response you pasted here, it could be either your Claude or your prompt wants Claude to be supportive. In a new thread, make sure it can read your project into context, then have it explain what Hugo is (to add
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Know that URLs are not secrets. If they're not seen along the way, they're generally sent to safe browsing checks etc. and one way or another quickly become part of the crawl.
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on chrome, the extension should be limited to a defined tab group
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Anthropic, Microsoft integrated tech behind Claude Cowork into M365 Copilot(microsoft.com)
2 points by Terretta 7mo ago|1 comments
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> Newly-registered domains are not generally an issue with enterprise users. I take it this means enterprise users are not generally needing to do anything legit-for-work on a newly registered domain. Enterprise clicks on newly registe
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I have no experience with that app -- is that an ad, or an email that it categorized and labeled as an Ad?
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That's not one step more, that's been how clickwrap is written since late 90s. Cases cited from '98 and '00: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clickwrap
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> If you like this project, please tell me. Your encouragement means a lot to me! I don't want to spend my time on things that nobody seems to be interested in. Great implementation details, but what is the end goal? Ah ha, a rea
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by Terretta 7mo ago
> > Every MCP server injects its full tool schemas into context on every turn > I consider this a bug. I'm sure the chat clients will fix this soon enough. ANTHROP\C's Claudes manage/minimize/mitigate this r
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The Complete Guide to Building Skills for Claude [pdf](resources.anthropic.com)
2 points by Terretta 7mo ago|0 comments
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Interesting litmus test, as the post isn't just green, it's riddled with LLM copyediting. Doesn't read as if originally composed by an LLM, so there's that. Would seem to require some discernment to classify. Not all ass
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by Terretta 8mo ago
> What Didn’t Change (And Why That Matters) ... is that this was written by LLM, to a degree the rhetorical patterns make content suspect.
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> now people might actually believe me “Leverage” feeling “impacted” much?
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> This appears during RLHF. It's not totally clear why… Imagine a world (ha) where everyone writing on LinkedIn from cafes and couches starts disrupting AI by opting into rating ChatGPT responses. How might that turn out?
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## Why it matters (and when it doesn't)
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ChatGPT 5.2+ has gotten aggressive about attributing its errors to its interlocutors. User: "This code gave this error." GPT: "That's because you did X wrong. Do Y." User: "You gave me X. And Y is wrong.&q
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Particularly to LinkedInfluencers.
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The source doc and the gist name dozens of specific bad patterns by label (“Negative Parallelism,” “Gerund Fragment Litany,” etc.) and repeat examples of them. An LLM guide would do better to avoid every one of those labels and examples, si
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Perhaps the problem is SEO for persuasive writing, LinkedIn-spiration for “business” writing, and school papers for research. The machines read a lot more of this than you would. So for them human writing would appear overwhelmingly troped.
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Regret on a $10k desktop rendered obsolete for purpose (the 512GB of RAM only has so many applications) months later is not a great look. It's good long-term brand value thinking to close the regrets window earlier. Definitely “Cautio
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> the content being edited is very hard to be converted into texts For decades now, pro design print shops have required text files describing the design to print from. And as every Danish pelican cyclist knows, graphics are their most
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Mocker: Docker-compatible container CLI on Apple's Containerization framework(github.com)
3 points by Terretta 8mo ago|0 comments
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it seems unaware the crow would fly a great circle?
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> easier for me to directly write the code that satisfies the unwritten acceptance criteria I have in my head than to write those criteria down in English Yes, and for team or company code, "there's the problem". Those a
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by Terretta 8mo ago
Who has to comply with removing PII? Your profile, yours, mapped to a special snowflake ID, is packaged and sold across a network of 2500 - 4000 buyers, including in particular those that clean, tie (a surprisingly small footprint turns in
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> I need to make more apps for people with my lifestyle choice, like IPad IDEs for development. blink code to codeserver https://docs.blink.sh/advanced/code
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ChatGPT 5.2 Intuitive ChatGPT 5.2 Ponderous “I had this dream the other night…” – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gYIbMwswKM
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Something something session boundaries mumble think much cheaper to design around. Project sounds cool. Would have tried it except for this weird engagement.
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> real trade-off … thankful for any feedback Speaking as a tiny but regulated SMB that's dabbling in skill plugins with Cowork: we strongly appreciate and support this stance. We hope you don't relax your standards, and need

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