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by aosaigh 1y ago
I’m just today after having my first real success with Claude (and generally with coding agents). I’ve played with Cursor in the past but am now trying Claude and others. As mentioned in the article, the big trick is having clear specs. In
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by aosaigh 1y ago
How do you structure Claude context files/Claude.md?
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by aosaigh 1y ago
I was recently in Mexico and 3 different places asked us directly for positive reviews in exchange for free food/drinks. This made me reconsider how I use Google Maps for finding places to eat and stay. You basically have to rely on th
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by aosaigh 1y ago
This is an issue when using VPNs. I always just go to the audio alternative which is much quicker to “solve” (you hear a word played back and type it out)
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by aosaigh 1y ago
I don’t think we disagree. It’s the broader point of phones now doing the editing for you. If you enjoy photography then this is “worse” as you would prefer to do that yourself in Lightroom. If you don’t enjoy photography this is “better” a
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by aosaigh 1y ago
I also think there’s something special about looking through a viewfinder. Even in new cameras (where the viewfinder itself is a tiny screen) something happens when you frame a photo this way, that doesn’t happen when you use the back displ
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by aosaigh 1y ago
I have a Ricoh GIII which is astonishing for its size. That said, it’s expensive so probably not an entry level pocket camera.
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by aosaigh 1y ago
Not really. Look at the sky, it's very different between the two. This is something I've noticed constantly with iPhones in particular. To the point where I don't bother trying to take photos that focus on the sky or sunset a
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by aosaigh 1y ago
I think these are good points. It boils down to: are you interested in photography or do you just want to have photographs? If it's the former, get a camera. If it's the latter, stick with the phone.
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by aosaigh 1y ago
These are some good examples. I'd love more on this. I returned to amateur photography a few years ago (Fuji XT-4). I previously used a DSLR when I was younger (10+ years ago) but my camera was stolen at some point so I was left with j
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by aosaigh 1y ago
I would potentially pay a licensing fee for the library if it could be used in other apps (and commercial settings).
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by aosaigh 1y ago
> As odd as it sounds Brexit really affected business With all due respect, this was never odd. It was immediately predicted from the day the UK voted for Brexit, along with many of the other very obvious side effects of leaving the EU,
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by aosaigh 1y ago
Excited to check this out. Did you write your own library for this or use something like OpenSeaDragon behind-the-scenes?
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by aosaigh 1y ago
What do you mean it's not flexible? I've always thought of the EU as being way ahead of the US in banking terms, with lots of digital banks offering instant payments and all EU banks offering SEPA instant transfers. I'm inter
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by aosaigh 1y ago
I'm probably not your ideal customer, so take this with a pinch of salt, but I think you're shooting yourself in the foot by segmenting your pricing by "number of landing pages". I would instead price by features. For ex
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by aosaigh 1y ago
> Over seven in 10 (71%) feel that the measures overall will make a positive difference to children’s safety online, while over three-quarters (77%) are optimistic that age checks specifically will keep children safer. What do UK parents
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by aosaigh 1y ago
I agree with your points. I think the main issue is that most developers don’t consider UI. They consider app functionality and features, or look-and-feel and design, but they ignore UI (or don’t know what good UI is). Like you described, e
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by aosaigh 1y ago
This is a good read for fans of the the show. I don’t think the central premise of redefined evil holds up, but it’s a fun read and the analysis of their characters is spot on.
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by aosaigh 1y ago
No I don’t agree with that. Technologies can exacerbate problems.
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by aosaigh 1y ago
The world is a very very different place technologically then when you grew up. Again I don’t have kids, so I’m not in a position to judge, but I can only imagine the pressures on children are completely different nowadays. For example, we
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by aosaigh 1y ago
Do you have kids? I don’t, so I don’t have any idea how realistic this is. How do you ensure your kids aren’t skirting any blocks you put in place, looking things up with their friends, getting access to a VPN, etc.? I also don’t think this
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by aosaigh 1y ago
Citizens don’t vote on legislation in the UK.
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by aosaigh 1y ago
I don’t agree with the legislation, but I assume the same way they can go after you for any crime they perceive as being committed in the UK: extradition. It’s obviously incredibly unlikely.
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by aosaigh 1y ago
You don’t need to remember everything, that’s exactly why the information is in a book in the first place. Just keep a physical or digital library and you’ll have everything you need.
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by aosaigh 1y ago
It’s not just Ireland, almost all (if not all?) EU counties do it: https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/work/taxes/income-taxe... You mentioned Estonia in another comment - it might be the case that Est
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by aosaigh 1y ago
You may be breaking the law. It’s common to owe taxes on world wide income in your country of tax residence. I imagine this is the same across the EU but open to be corrected https://taxsummaries.pwc.com/ireland/individ
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by aosaigh 1y ago
Genuine question as I’ve been interested in the conversation around taxing wealth: how do we do it? I assume a new government dept. has to be set up to oversee it. Or do the wealthy self assess? Are things like shares and investments valued
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by aosaigh 1y ago
You don’t understand the fundamental structure of the EU
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by aosaigh 1y ago
Yes that’s the one, thanks
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by aosaigh 1y ago
This is a fascinating website which I look forward to exploring a bit more, along with the authors personal sites. Are there any other off-grid low-tech sites/projects/sites like this? I remember another interesting site that was

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