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by alecco 1y ago
Why not just ask CC to write a prompt or Markdown file to re-start the conversation in a new chat?
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by alecco 1y ago
That sounds dangerous for inexperienced people.
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by alecco 1y ago
Sadly, US auto makers were hollowed out by "maximize shareholder value" combined with state assistance. Expensive junk. I don't know a path out of that.
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by alecco 1y ago
You should run them in a container or at least a separate account. Duh.
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by alecco 1y ago
For many years, every few months Microsoft and Meta say they are going to do AI hardware. But nothing tangible is delivered.
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by alecco 1y ago
Solar, and renewables in general, are very unstable. You need nuclear or fossil to stabilize the grid. From that page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2025_Iberian_Peninsula_blackou... I'm pro-solar, but by EU pol
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by alecco 1y ago
Yes. But not always. It's better if you add a line somewhere reminding it.
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by alecco 1y ago
The thinking is more tokens dedicated to think. While planning has a different system prompt.
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by alecco 1y ago
I would bet something like EO6102 + Corralito. All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace ("brought to you by Palantir (tm)" with digital ID). [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Order_6102 [2] h
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by alecco 1y ago
Thanks for caring. At the moment I am in a good place and luckily I don't have financial problems. My mental health is getting better thanks to a fixed schedule, sleep, diet, exercise, socializing, and walks in nature. I hope you get b
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by alecco 1y ago
Try adding ultrathink to the prompt, hit enter, and play this song in the background: [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1mgwohq/ultrathin...
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by alecco 1y ago
Most of that is some digital system saying you are owed gold without independent audit of actual bullion reserves. More worrying: many central banks are buying actual physical gold and absorbing the extra price for moving it and custody. h
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by alecco 1y ago
As a burnt-out, laid-off aging developer, I want to thank Anthropic for helping me get in love with programming again. Claude Code on terminal with all my beloved *nix tools and vim rocks.
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by alecco 1y ago
Cool. Added it to the top of all my CLAUDE.md files and my web UI preferences. But I'll kiss the mic instead, as I'm a voice-only vivecoder.
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by alecco 1y ago
> Humans don't make mistakes nearly as much [...] Yeah, I remember how in every large corporation the specs were perfectly interpreted and with no issues, at all. Humans are great at communication and understanding each other. http
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by alecco 1y ago
I don't think we are anywhere close to AGI. That being said, advances in these tools could help untangle the blocks to using existing tools. These are language models, after all.
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by alecco 1y ago
https://x.com/AskPerplexity/status/1971638526816276538#m BREAKING: Anthropic to triple international workforce in 2025 as AI coding wars escalate • 80% of Claude usage now originates outside the U.S • Plans
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Anthropic to triple international workforce in global AI push(cnbc.com)
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by alecco 1y ago
Actually Indian? Sep 25, 2025 "Accenture to add 12,000 jobs with new Andhra Pradesh campus amid H-1B visa fee hike" https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/acc...
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by alecco 1y ago
Recently the EU allocated billions to fund tech startups. But if you read the bare minimum demands, you'll see how suspicious it is. Like, you have to have a female co-founder , when everybody in the trade knows it's very har
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by alecco 1y ago
In completely unrelated UK news: Britain jumps into bed with Palantir in £1.5B defense pact https://www.theregister.com/2025/09/20/uk_palantir_defense_p... 204 points|rntn|4 days ago|134 comments https:&#x2
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by alecco 1y ago
The Sacklers did nothing wrong (?) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sackler_family#Reputation_laun...
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by alecco 1y ago
> Your comment show a lack of understanding of the condition. Perhaps, since I'm not a specialist. I did use to think like you but I changed my mind through personal experience and helping relatives and friends with the same conditi
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by alecco 1y ago
My point is drugs-first is a bad idea with huge risks. I've seen multiple cases like this. It's all good at first and then it goes bad, sometimes really bad. Of course, it's my opinion and I'm just a random guy on the in
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by alecco 1y ago
Delete the account and delete the app. You don't need YouTube or social media. Replace it with real social interactions and nature. It will suck for a few weeks until your brain re-adjusts. But it's totally worth it.
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by alecco 1y ago
Things that work for people with too many side effects: Try a much, much lower dosage (e.g. 7mg/day instead of 30mg) and spread it out over hours (even if it's already a slow release medication!). Do exhausting exercise in the mor
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by alecco 1y ago
Turn your ADHD obsession into doing the perfect schedule. Turn off your phone and computer. Add reminders of your schedule everywhere. Hang it on your walls. Post-it notes on things you have to avoid. BE BORED for hours without social media
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by alecco 1y ago
I strongly disagree. First line is a reasonable very rigid schedule where you sleep 8hs , exercise/walk in the morning, and contain your distractions to a specific time in the day. A strict healthy diet. Plan when to interact with p
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by alecco 1y ago
Central bank: just see what they did with Greece, Italy, etc. Perennial debt in exchange of control. The central banks of the countries are completely at the mercy of Frankfurt. Yes, the US central bank is quite controversial itself, but th
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by alecco 1y ago
The EU echoes the SU, sadly. Central government, central planning, central banks, mix people, no local culture, blur national and ethnic identities, flatten the social structures, and most importantly, destroy the family unit. Young couples

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