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by ascorbic 9mo ago
Yes, age is normally the reason people retire
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by ascorbic 9mo ago
Yes, it's for Claude itself.
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Show HN: Track Santa with DNS LOC Records
3 points by ascorbic 9mo ago|0 comments
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by ascorbic 9mo ago
The same reason you want an LSP in your editor: so you get inline docs and error messages, autocomplete, jump to definition, refactoring actions etc.
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by ascorbic 9mo ago
And this will help them land that six figure job
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by ascorbic 9mo ago
It's the replies that are the interesting bit. It's not perfect, but it can maintain multiple conversations with different people in the same context, and do things like changing its current rules in response to conversations with
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by ascorbic 9mo ago
Void is the greatest ad for Letta. I'm interested to see if it's as good at coding as it is at posting. https://bsky.app/profile/void.comind.network
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Letta Code(letta.com)
83 points by ascorbic 9mo ago|37 comments
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by ascorbic 9mo ago
A minivan has a roof, which solves a lot of the issues with trucks
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by ascorbic 9mo ago
The roof?
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by ascorbic 10mo ago
The split for the rest of the world is: Transit-like van for almost everything in places with real roads, Hilux-sized truck in places without roads and contractors who mostly carry dirt, gravel etc. Only the US and Canada use F150-sized tru
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by ascorbic 10mo ago
Tesla interiors are crap, but the infotainment is better than pretty much everyone else. It's the only thing I miss after getting rid of mine.
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by ascorbic 10mo ago
So, not work then?
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by ascorbic 10mo ago
Yes, that's the point.
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by ascorbic 10mo ago
The rest of the world is continuing to move to EVs, and while the US has a different taste in vehicles than most of the world, the underlying tech is the same, so they'll benefit from the advances made in Europe and Asia.
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by ascorbic 10mo ago
An minivan will transport almost anything a normal person would want to move, while being more practical the other 99% of the time, but of course they have the wrong image.
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by ascorbic 10mo ago
Funny to see so many workarounds to avoid the obvious solution of buying a vehicle with a roof instead of playing at being a farmer or builder.
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by ascorbic 10mo ago
I'm in the same situation. I use American spellings for code comments, documentation and internal documents, but British spelling for chat and email.
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by ascorbic 10mo ago
Cookie warnings are from the ePrivacy directive.
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by ascorbic 10mo ago
If you look at the list in the PIA menu, you'll see Panama has the "geo-located region" icon, which means that it's a virtual one and isn't in Panama.
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by ascorbic 10mo ago
This is one of dozens of amendments proposed by members, so it's more accurate to say "three members of the House of Lords attempting to ban the use of VPNs".
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by ascorbic 10mo ago
This works for errors at the origin or in a Worker, but won't for errors at the edge, because those are in front of Workers.
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by ascorbic 10mo ago
OK, they're more realistic then. It seems to have made an actual attempt to be accurate, whereas Gemini chose satire and was surprisingly good at it.
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by ascorbic 10mo ago
I had to deal with StartCom once many years ago, before LetsEncrypt. They had the rudest customer service I think I've ever encountered.
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by ascorbic 10mo ago
Claude has better predictions but they're not funny. Gemini's one is genuinely funny. This is exactly the opposite of what I'd expect.
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by ascorbic 10mo ago
Yes, and it's mostly the fault of a handful of companies like Google and Facebook that were started by founders who were still in college, so choose interview problems that look like CS algo puzzles instead of anything related to real
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by ascorbic 10mo ago
He would've loved Tumblr
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by ascorbic 10mo ago
Well, yes if you're a retiree then thing are always a bit different, but the cottagecore lifestyle is about raising a family, not retiring. Ironically, the Isle of Wight is still a great example. It's a lovely place for a holiday,
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by ascorbic 10mo ago
https://deepmind.google/models/synthid/
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by ascorbic 10mo ago
Cloudflare did have early access, and had mitigation in place from the start. The changes that were being rolled out were in response to ongoing attempts to bypass those. Disclosure: I work at Cloudflare, but not on the WAF

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