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In coach?
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The article doesn’t even have the word “heat” in it.
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It’s like you’re an omniscient narrator for my career.
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To make a programming game true to life, it could have a prestige mechanic where you keep all your code/scripts, but the api introduces breaking changes and you have to rewrite. “Good job! Halfway through the workday on Thursday, some
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I hope your product sees some adoption. Use of such a system would be a high-signal indicator for companies to avoid.
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Once again, Chat Control is a never ending battle.
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SQLite likely dominates all other databases combined on the metrics you mentioned, I would guess by at least an order of magnitude. Server side. Client side. iOS, iPad, Mac apps. Uses in every field. Uses in aerospace. Just think for a mome
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SKIP LOCKED doesn't work for your use case?
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It did change the world - it made it better for players of the game.
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Chat Control is a never ending battle.
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In English law, is there a clearly defined, well understood, written standard of “fair”?
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That’s the one! I spent such a long time searching for it, including using LLMs. And yet you were able to take my misleading clues and find it.
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Back in the 90s or early aughts, there was an article along the lines of “so you have an anti-spam scheme?” It listed like 2 dozen spam control schemes that had been proposed that failed, mostly for social reasons. If I had the link, I woul
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If the movies were never released on DVD/Bluray, what is it that you are searching for on ebay? VHS?
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Why? They have hundreds of millions in assets to operate a relatively simple site.
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Good riddance to their constant begging for money they don't need.
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I would guess part of the reason for this was box art used to matter because most of these cards were sold through dedicated electronics retailers like Fry's Electronics, Microcenter, and CompUSA. There was basically no such thing as o
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Monodraw is also good for UI design. The minimal-looking rendering of the interface gets right to the core of how the thing is supposed to work. Really it’s just the spreadsheet method taken to its logical end.
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> 5060 outperforms a 2080 by roughly 20% Is this a typo? I’m surprised the difference is so small after 3 generations.
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It’s hard to explain, but having an always-on connection on a tablet or laptop just feels like absolute magic. You sort of have to experience it first hand.
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I’ve grown to depend on little snitch for this sort of thing. Always run in either Alert or Deny mode. It is a little wild how many things expect to communicate with the internet, even if you tell them not to. Example: the Cline plugin for
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What do you use it for? How often do you use it?
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Config files should go elsewhere, but save files seem like the should definitely go in mydocs.
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This is really helpful and I think I understand now. The approach is basically “accounting for everything that might go wrong to the best of our experience, including problems arising from the complex interactions between the airplane and s
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Oh I think I see; so is the question not “why did they land with so little fuel”, but more like “why did it take so long to decide to redirect to a known-safe airport”?
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Naively as an outsider, this situation seems like everything worked as intended? On a nominally 2h45m flight, they spent an extra 2 hours in the air, presumably doing doing fuel intensive altitude changing maneuvers, and were eventually a
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Rails “convention over configuration” approach is probably also more LLM friendly. Convention can be trained into the model itself, whereas configuration takes up precious context.
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I think there is a much-better-than-merely-non-zero chance that the rise of coding agents will also mean a rails renaissance. All of the complexity identified in the article really gets in the way of LLMs.
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I read the article before I posted. It’s essentially 1% blaming the government and 99% blaming the companies for not having backbone and for pursuing profit.
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It’s easy to blame private companies, like Apple and Disney. It’s harder to blame politicians, and harder still to blame the root of their power: the people. And it’s hardest of all to blame yourself. Show me the article that calls these co

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