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by alentred 5mo ago
I have no idea what this is about, but this comment sounds like it was posted from the 90s. Do we also need to compile an extension to support playing *.wav files in it? Sorry, couldn't resist... :)
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by alentred 5mo ago
Not sure what you mean, maybe it depends on region. I am in EU and have Type 2 and CHAdeMO connectors. I only charge at home and travel to go to work and back, so barely ever use CHAdeMO. I agree, though, that I don't and wouldn't
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by alentred 5mo ago
Buy Nissan instead, they will do that for you free of charge. I own 2021 Nissan Leaf and Nissan sent me an email early this year telling that the communication infrastructure costs too much for them and they are taking it down. Jokes aside,
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by alentred 5mo ago
I just tried it on their website, using the desktop browser, and the experience is absolutely OK: you just get the menu as in any web app, and you can close it to go back, etc. Just an old-school page which is blazing fast ... because it is
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by alentred 5mo ago
Yes, the article seems to be not detailed enough. They show the pictures, and it is evident what the pressure release valve is, but I agree that by this logic any container or any steel water bottle is dangerous. Maybe there is some other a
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by alentred 6mo ago
Strongly agree. Forget the savings. Learning the basic tools and understanding how and why the complexity is added (what problems does it solve) is a big one.
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by alentred 6mo ago
At some point UX became a synonym of manipulating users into doing things, and I wonder if it can ever go back. It might have started in an innocent way, all those A/B tests about call-to-action button color, etc. But it became a full
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by alentred 6mo ago
This is excellent. I prefer Unicode characters over images when possible, like arrows for example, but often struggle finding the exact one I need. Here I can sketch ‼ what I need and then narrow down my search. This is just perfect, many t
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by alentred 6mo ago
Awwww..., this brings so many memories. I had almost all of the early ones: Voodoo 2, Riva TNT2, then GeForce 3 (I think...). Then I switched to laptops and didn't have a discrete graphics till last year when I started playing with LLM
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Which Programming Language Is Best for Claude Code?(dev.to)
4 points by alentred 7mo ago|0 comments
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by alentred 7mo ago
> the equivalent of a broadcast TV channel that only showed 7 minutes of actual TV content per hour, devoting the other 53 minutes to paid commercials Yes, I tried YouTube iOS app recently, without an ad blocker. It pretty much describes
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by alentred 7mo ago
I would rather suggest a contrary: do smaller increments more frequently. This way it is easier to test and if something goes wrong you know it quicker. Kind of like running your CI pipeline on every commit vs nightly. Going to millisecond
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by alentred 7mo ago
Nah, T-800 is the best. T-1000 was supposed to replace it, but T-800 won.
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by alentred 7mo ago
Solving it with Claude is a totally different kind of fun of course. But anyway, Claude browser extension is very good at it. I sent it the initial prompt, and then asked it to continue on each next challenge. It passed first 5 challenges o
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by alentred 7mo ago
Having said (read) that, I am surprised there is still no official Claude Desktop app for Linux. :'(
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by alentred 8mo ago
We lack basic education in fitness, really, we do! They don't teach it in schools, but really just walking your 8-10k steps a day + simple own-weight exercises at home do wonders! Gym is fine for those who like it and can afford it (ti
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by alentred 8mo ago
Well, there is OpenCode [1] as an alternative, among many others. I have found OpenCode being the closest to Claude Code experience, and I find it quite good. Having said that I still prefer Claude Code for the moment. [1] https:/&#x2
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by alentred 8mo ago
> Code is context, not a library. Data is the real interface. I don't *yet* subscribe to the idea of "code is context for AI, not an interface for a human", but I have to admit that the idea sounds feasible. I have many ex
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by alentred 8mo ago
Oh, sorry for misunderstanding - I am not criticizing or accusing of anything at all!, but suggesting ideas for further research. The practical applications, as I mentioned above, are all there, and for what its worth I liked the paper a lo
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by alentred 8mo ago
If we abstract out the notion of "ethical constraints" and "KPIs" and look at the issue from a low-level LLM point of view, I think it is very likely that what these tests verified is a combination of: 1) the ability of
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Ask HN: Will GPU and RAM prices ever go down?
2 points by alentred 8mo ago|5 comments
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The Year Ahead 2026: Optimism with Footnotes (By Bill Gates)(gatesnotes.com)
4 points by alentred 9mo ago|0 comments
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by alentred 9mo ago
Not an answer to all of our problems, but I wonder if we will see a wider adoption of more complex contribution models. Like "Lieutenants Workflow" Linux was known for, for example. Many possible workflows are explored in the Git
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Tell HN: Thoughtfully https://claude.md redirects to Claude Code docs
1 points by alentred 9mo ago|0 comments
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by alentred 9mo ago
Not the original author, but I would guess that understanding the domain problem and interpreting it correctly in a software solution (not code, but a product with workflows, UX, etc.), which in turn requires ability to listen and understan
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by alentred 9mo ago
The two words that struck me are this chemical compound [1] (quite artificial as a name if you ask me, but apparently considered as a word), and this perfectly real hill name [2] [1] https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appen
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by alentred 9mo ago
Modern interfaces are digging a bigger and bigger gap between UI and UX, while UI-UX is actually a balancing act. Let's face it, new glass UI is stunning - not for everyone's taste, like everything in art - but it has the Wow ef
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by alentred 9mo ago
Similarly, people get their weight back after liposuction, or after stopping the diet, as the article posits. This boils down to the fact that the weight, and its quality (fat vs muscle) is a function of habits. Given the number of studies
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by alentred 11mo ago
LLMs are built based on human language and texts produced by people, and imitate the same exact reasoning patterns that exist in the training data. Sorry for being direct, but this is literally unsurprising. I think it is important to reali
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by alentred 11mo ago
EFF has a similar tool: https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/ No idea how representative either tool is.

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