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by anarticle 7mo ago
I have tried to go completely mouse/trackpad free with vimari/vimium, scoot, and rectangle. Worked relatively well, and helps me move things around as fast as I can think. web moves: https://github.com/televator-ap
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by anarticle 7mo ago
That kit looks wildly different than what they show on their site. Good to know!
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by anarticle 7mo ago
It’s important to know what magick words to say to the demon to get what you want. Knowing the fundamentals is part of that in my view. At some point, the YouTube tutorials for complex CS mechanisms are probably fine. I like doing toy examp
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by anarticle 7mo ago
In an interesting turn of events there is a pack upgrade for the i3 that gives it more range than it started with! https://mtgbattery.com/ This is the kind of hacking / upgrades I’d love to see. All in cost was about $
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by anarticle 7mo ago
Promotion Driven Development at its finest. There's no good way to fix this without better teams and less Lord of the Flies style management. Servant leadership helps here, but if your team is adversarial in nature there is no escape.
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by anarticle 7mo ago
I used to endorse people for "spiritual warfare". Sadly they removed this feature, and now my friends can't show off their skills.
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by anarticle 7mo ago
This defeats your training to achieve zero with no beep though, a valuable skill when dealing with any appliance with a timer that beeps.
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by anarticle 7mo ago
Exactly this, if you stay on the ship you only get everyone else's job. It sounds like you're more valuable which is the trap, because there is no more money in the banana stand. I'd rather make -20% less and work with people
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by anarticle 8mo ago
The impact for me was I quit and founded a company, got funded. I work with my friends and it's great. Corpos are very sick right now, friends that stayed behind with +8y xp are very burnt out and annoyed having to deal with barely fun
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by anarticle 8mo ago
Sad bit is that it’s basically a paywall for spicy memes/content. (You’re paying with privacy) Anon tier you have to keep it PG.
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by anarticle 8mo ago
I was the kid with the backpack Zip drive and Zip disks, like a weird Santa Claus of game piracy. Duke3d, Descent, Quake, you name it. All of it was in service of modem dueling each other. Wild times!
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by anarticle 8mo ago
This is excellent! Much more features than I came up with. I used the Tesla autopilot sound along with iterms notification feature which helps get to the waiting terminal if it's buried: https://github.com/gpurkins&#x2F
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by anarticle 8mo ago
I don't think cost is the dominating concern here.
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by anarticle 8mo ago
I use a private gitlab that was setup by claude, have my own runners and everything. It's fine. I have my own little home cluster, net storage compute around 2.5k. Go NUCs, cluster, don't look back.
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by anarticle 8mo ago
I've written sse2 optimized C, web apps, and probably everything in between (hw, datasci, etl, devops). I like coding with AI both vibe and assisted, since as soon as the question enters my head I can create a prototype or a test or a
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by anarticle 8mo ago
Phonics gives you the raw material with how to understand language, including English with all its problems. Similar to how numbers work, you understand that a combination of symbols seen in different contexts contains "a sound".
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by anarticle 8mo ago
I don't think inheritances and employment are similar. No one in my family has ever had one so it may not be my area of expertise. In my xp, older people take less shit and that's why they are less likely to be hired especially in
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by anarticle 8mo ago
It is entirely possible that we cannot do it with the current setup. Resourcing of public schools is largely shit across the various states, I went to NJ public schools which are consistently second or third in the nation. I live in Philade
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by anarticle 8mo ago
Isn't it the opposite? I don't know if you've seen curriculums recently but they are totally about individualized education. Between IEPs and 504s, accommodations are made for nearly anything now. Students are put all into on
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by anarticle 8mo ago
Spoiler alert: your dad is a doctor, you're in.
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by anarticle 8mo ago
Since we're on door handle memory lane, I was a huge fan of used Volvos when I was in my 20s, had a 740 and an 850. I loved the trigger 740 handle and the 850s whole handle pull. I'm sure they were complex and expensive to replace
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by anarticle 8mo ago
“Just as our bodies and our minds generally deteriorate with age, so does the soul and the moral fibre - unfortunately.” Not really sure where this fortune cookie came from, but in the age of faked resumes, credentials, and AI interview ass
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by anarticle 8mo ago
Before the era of cell phone and always on comms, leaving the house was a way to NOT be found on purpose. If you weren't home, people just had to wait!
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by anarticle 8mo ago
Why not ban both accounts? Seems like a fine way to keep SNR high to me.
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by anarticle 8mo ago
The trick is to treat this like an untrusted employee. Give it all it's own accounts, it's own spendable credit card that you approve/don't, VLAN your mini from your net. Delegate tasks to it, and let it rip. Pretty fun
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by anarticle 8mo ago
I also found this disturbing, as I used to use GPT for small worked out theoretical problems. In 5.2, the long list of repeated bulleted lists and fortune cookies was a negative for my use case. I replaced some of that use with Claude and a
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by anarticle 8mo ago
My dad is a retired Marine and I learned several things from the NCO system and Marines in general: good leaders (EM/Sergeant) will generally never ask you something they cannot also do (implies they are your peer, even if they are not
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by anarticle 9mo ago
Here's the thing: this is like 0days, the bar gets higher and higher on served models from OpenAI/Microsoft/Google. Sure, some have api access and you can allow spicier content but a better answer is: "tl;dr: not reading
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by anarticle 9mo ago
Not your company not your problem. This article misses the point that your senior engineers often do not have the political power to push back on bad ideas at most med-large orgs.
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by anarticle 9mo ago
Yep, and the chickens can make eggs! We could eat the eggs! I can't believe this timeline sometimes. Cultivated maggots at scale.

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