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by anaisbetts 11mo ago
That's certainly what the app itself does (I'm even using it myself!), but I just don't understand why they couldn't resist putting in these overused digs.
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by anaisbetts 11mo ago
Why can Mac developers absolutely never resist making dated Win9x / Windows XP / BSOD references every time they make a port of their software to Windows? Zed did the same thing recently and it was just as overplayed. Developers p
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by anaisbetts 1y ago
Ironically, because of East Germany, cameras like this are now extremely illegal here. Any camera that can see public or even semi-public property (i.e. a camera that can see out into your building's courtyard or hallway) are disallo
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by anaisbetts 1y ago
Yes, LTSC is literally missing parts that are standard on a Windows install - it's an operating system designed for ATMs and kiosks that run exactly one tested application, it is not a general-purpose operating system. If you happen to
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by anaisbetts 1y ago
If you learn anything from the last 30 years, it's this - propaganda works . If you own the media and you're coordinated enough, you effectively can't lose; you completely own the framing of every debate.
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by anaisbetts 1y ago
Despite Microsoft making a bunch of different versions of pens, they mostly all just work. This post is trying to be exhaustive but the vast majority of people who aren't extremely Deep into the Photoshop game will not need or care a
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by anaisbetts 1y ago
> Maybe I'm missing the takeaway from the driving decisions. I think the point is that for autistic people, a lot of things in their day-to-day life that randomly happen and can't be controlled for, can be the equivalent of jus
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by anaisbetts 1y ago
It's actually also already built into Windows if you have a Copilot+ PC, hit Windows-Q to activate it
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by anaisbetts 1y ago
ChatGPT does the same thing :-/ This is why Claude Desktop explicitly uses Ctrl-Alt-Space on Windows as its default shortcut rather than Alt-Space
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by anaisbetts 1y ago
Of course, the goal of the example is to teach using an example that makes sense logically. Templates can be arbitrarily large and obviously as the template gets bigger, the difference between it and manual `document.createElement` calls ge
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by anaisbetts 1y ago
When he says "experiencing reality differently", that is meant in an extremely visceral sense - I could be extremely depressed and that is debilitating, but I will never literally see or hear other people that aren't physical
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by anaisbetts 1y ago
Thanks for the tip, "Plymouth" was the keyword I was missing here
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by anaisbetts 1y ago
I've actually searched quite a bit on how to disable it and can't find anything (partially because there aren't great search terms for it), if you've got a clue I would love to hear it but I assure you it is not obvious.
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by anaisbetts 1y ago
Yeah, it's like, embarrassing. I don't want other people seeing that screen pop up
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by anaisbetts 1y ago
I want to love Omarchy but replacing the boot splash screen with its logo is rough, I wish there was a clear way to disable that
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by anaisbetts 1y ago
It's gaudy as fuck but the charitable explanation is that they're mimicing the nVidia DGX aesthetic rather than Trump, which would at least make sense
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by anaisbetts 1y ago
The entire world realized that now that the Internet has killed off all of the third places / IRL meetings, and social media killed off the decentralized Internet, it's quite easy to fully control the discourse around any topic, s
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by anaisbetts 1y ago
I mean, fundamentally the reason that we don't build most AI HUD ideas right now is that they are either stupidly insanely expensive at scale, or you have to run the AI on-device on an NPU so underpowered that it's going to give y
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by anaisbetts 1y ago
It doesn't give you a Cursor-like experience but it gives Claude Code the LSP info, which means it will make less mistakes, especially with TypeScript
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by anaisbetts 1y ago
That's the biggest reason that the IDE plugin exists, so that Claude Code can get access to the LSP information
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by anaisbetts 1y ago
This is a lesson that a ton of developers / engineers can learn, and it's hard to truly learn it via any other way but The Hard Way and I definitely sympathize with OP; making a great product isn't always the same as making a
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by anaisbetts 1y ago
Whatever the answer is, if you don't like it wait a week. They are constantly going back and forth.
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by anaisbetts 1y ago
So to be clear, your complaint is that the nostalgia Clippy app that puts a cartoon paper clip on your desktop, isn't efficient enough?
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by anaisbetts 1y ago
It's a way for you to have your AI billing under the same invoice as all of your other cloud purchases. If you're a startup this is a dumb feature, if you work at a $ENTERPRISE_BIGCO, it just saved you 6mo+ of fighting with IT &#x
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by anaisbetts 2y ago
These attacks are mostly just more examples of being on the wrong side of the airlock ( https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20060508-22/?p=31... ). None of these involve crossing a privilege boundary, they ju
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by anaisbetts 2y ago
Article is from 2019, and also somehow goes through the entire article without even entertaining the idea that personality differences might be hormonally mediated. Women are from Venus I guess, or something.
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by anaisbetts 2y ago
This is an insane amount of work, holy crap
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by anaisbetts 2y ago
I just don't know how this makes any meaningful difference towards the threat model of the US gov't becoming compromised if a US company still controls said servers and the CLOUD Act allows the US gov't to freely subpoena the
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by anaisbetts 2y ago
Bad faith arguments like this don't really belong on HN. Please represent the substance of your argument accurately rather than debating this inaccurate strawman argument.
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by anaisbetts 2y ago
Context matters a lot, copy-pasting snippets to a webpage is _way_ less effective than Cursor/Windsurf.

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