arvid-lind

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by arvid-lind 7mo ago
well, they just had a promo with two weeks of double quota for everyone 18 hours of the day, even free users. of course it feels like we're getting rugpulled.
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by arvid-lind 7mo ago
I had a coworker who would fly to SE Asia a few times a year, he'd always bring back a small suitcase of insane KitKat flavors from Tokyo airport (or nearby). One time he had a bunch of varieties of green tea KitKats, never seen anythi
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by arvid-lind 7mo ago
Spot on! I've never thought about the Associated Press as a launderer of PR stunts, but here we are: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7154143/2026/03/28/f1-kitka... “We’ve always encouraged peo
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by arvid-lind 7mo ago
That's the strategy of Project 2025, make all the nice things we have much worse and broken so there's no choice but to scrap and start over. While they're in charge, of course.
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by arvid-lind 7mo ago
that's an observation, I guess... OP set up a pi-hole so it's not a stretch they would do a quick search for "free privacy dns". you make it sound like it takes some kind of reprioritization, why?
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by arvid-lind 7mo ago
My guess is it's just his megalomania playing out in a religious arena instead of a political or economic one.
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by arvid-lind 7mo ago
> A Cloudflare Ray ID is an identifier given to every request that goes through Cloudflare. https://developers.cloudflare.com/fundamentals/reference/clo... if you think a little creatively about how this infor
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by arvid-lind 7mo ago
I'm just curious, given all the other options that respect your privacy and don't put data collection at the center of their business model, why do you use Cloudflare on your pi-hole?
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by arvid-lind 7mo ago
7,341 from my Discord bot using the Claude Code SDK. "Ha — one off from the Opus default. I'd like to think I'm slightly more random than Opus but realistically we're probably pulling from the same biases. The "feel
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by arvid-lind 7mo ago
> ...all stealing something. I know thats an unpopular thing to say but it a fact. This is an unpopular opinion because it is not, in fact, a fact.
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by arvid-lind 7mo ago
I've been using Claude Code since last summer and had no idea about the learning mode. Between the old features i've missed and all the new features to learn weekly, if not daily, I'm starting to accept I'll never catch
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by arvid-lind 8mo ago
Another vote for Pangolin! Been using it for a month or so to replace my Cloudflare tunnels and it's been perfect.
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by arvid-lind 8mo ago
The way I see it, you can get a top tier VPN (mullvad) and a seedbox for the cost of one streaming service per month.
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by arvid-lind 8mo ago
Did someone at Apple discover some cool shader tricks and just can't stop?
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by arvid-lind 8mo ago
they're only pretending to be religious extremists so they will get those votes, though. just like they pretend to be everything else. when the mask comes off and they call the shots, this is who Republicans are. Guardians of Pedophile
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by arvid-lind 8mo ago
it was always going to happen. there was even an episode of The Office where they started betting on meaningless outcomes for a little sense of purpose.
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by arvid-lind 8mo ago
Lots of transplants in Colorado too.
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by arvid-lind 8mo ago
Maybe they do more intuitively think of things as virtual objects, but it seems like the issue is they don't have a deeper understanding of how the mechanisms behind the abstractions work and can easily get fooled into accepting terms
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by arvid-lind 8mo ago
thanks for the recommendations. it seems like i keep coming back to the basics of how i interact with LLMs and how they work to learn the new stuff. every time i think i understand, someone else explaining their approach usually makes me th
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by arvid-lind 9mo ago
aaaah! joey! joey! thank you everybody!
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by arvid-lind 9mo ago
> By the way, Trump literally said he won't pardon SBF[0]. So Trump will pardon SBF?
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by arvid-lind 10mo ago
I think it's at least partially because we can't agree on what terms like "democracy" and "fascism" mean anymore, and that doesn't seem like it's going to get any better. Things like diplomacy, bipart
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by arvid-lind 10mo ago
Not enough. Going to try to rein in some sustained attention in the new year. - Piranesi by Susanna Clarke - Playground by Richard Powers - Designing Data Intensive Applications by Martin Kleppman I'm curious how much AI-generated stuf
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by arvid-lind 10mo ago
at the top of the page for Day 265: > while Claude Opus spent 22 sessions trying to click "send" on a single email, and Gemini 2.5 Pro battled pytest configuration hell for three straight days before finally submitting one GitH
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by arvid-lind 10mo ago
> I don't know how you know it's working. after a while it should feel like a refreshing nap. during the meditation itself, you're just doing a simple task and going along with it without resistance, like when sleeping. ev
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by arvid-lind 10mo ago
> For example, with AI you don't need to remember stuff. Socrates said the same thing about writing. https://sites.uni.edu/fabos/seminar/readings/plato.htm