anamexis

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by anamexis 12d ago
And if you don't have a public API, you should always assume AI will be using your UI, reverse engineering your private API, and driving it directly.
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by anamexis 12d ago
I think you're going to need some kind of ML to turn that question into a structured search, and interpret the results.
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by anamexis 13d ago
Counterpoint: Ypsilon.
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by anamexis 15d ago
Tokens used for user-facing prose are a rounding error for coding agents. I don't think there's a conspiracy there.
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by anamexis 15d ago
What does jj specifically enable for that workflow?
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by anamexis 16d ago
Presumably whoever is doing the scraping would need to pay, to get rate limits conducive to scraping.
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by anamexis 20d ago
The very first job listing I found refutes this: https://www.usajobs.gov/job/882256600 Open to "U.S. Citizens, Nationals, or those who owe allegiance to the U.S."
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by anamexis 24d ago
Right, which is under the context of hbarka’s comment > The iPhone Duo is designed with this in mind. The aspect ratio any way you view it, folded or open, is preserved. Apple design knows a thing or two. which is talking about the aspec
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by anamexis 24d ago
I see. I agree (obviously, it's a fact), but in the context of this discussion about aspect ratios and why the golden ratio would be relevant to this situation, it is reasonable to assume that the point here is that a full-screen, unfo
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by anamexis 24d ago
I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to say, or what would refute what I said.
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by anamexis 24d ago
> Siri Recap runs only when you choose. You can turn on Siri Recap in the Watch app on iPhone. When you turn it on, you can set a schedule based on time and/or location (for example, "only at work" or "never at night&
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by anamexis 24d ago
Not sure if I'm misunderstanding you, but of course the aspect ratio is important. If you unfold a square, you don't get two squares.
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by anamexis 25d ago
It's difficult to read because it doesn't have line breaks.
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by anamexis 29d ago
I don't know if it's AI or not, but if it is, it isn't egregious, and certainly not "garbage" or disrespectful to the reader.
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by anamexis 1mo ago
ADHD is not an autism spectrum disorder, is it?
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by anamexis 1mo ago
There's no home wifi router for an address assigned by the cell carrier.
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by anamexis 1mo ago
I would classify HTMX as a different style of "SSR with tiny bits of JS on top." In fact, I would argue it is a more "pure" form of SSR-based interactive web development than an Alpine.js-style approach (I am not making
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by anamexis 2mo ago
Again, small claims court's entire reason for existence is that you do not need a lawyer so that you can pursue small claims like this easily.
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by anamexis 2mo ago
And consulting an LLM is a great way to find guides and get basic information on feasibility and effort of bringing a claim. LLMs are not a replacement for critical thinking, and they never have been.
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by anamexis 2mo ago
Small claims court is specifically oriented towards self-representation and not requiring hiring an attorney.
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by anamexis 2mo ago
Consulting a lawyer would most likely be more expensive than whatever small claims compensation one would potentially be entitled to.
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by anamexis 2mo ago
Simple substitution of phrases doesn’t sound like any AI.
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by anamexis 2mo ago
"Craft" cocktails is itself a niche, and I would guess represents a pretty small portion of liquor sales.
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by anamexis 2mo ago
And isn't that just Server-Sent Events (SSE)?
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by anamexis 2mo ago
I doubt they are saying any services out there have 1,000,000,000,000 users.
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by anamexis 2mo ago
Generally speaking, heavy metals accumulate as you move up the food chain, so it will be true for any large fish.
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by anamexis 2mo ago
I would imagine that CodePen has extensive tooling to address this already from v1, too.
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by anamexis 2mo ago
Having a marketable address is not advertising.
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by anamexis 2mo ago
Chinese infrastructure, presumably.
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by anamexis 3mo ago
I may not be the standard case, but I use Claude Code over Codex, OpenCode, Amp, etc primarily because of the UX, not the models or pricing.

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