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by atonse 1y ago
This is the prompt (I copied it verbatim either from Reddit or HN, don't remember, sorry to the original author for the misattribution): > Never compliment me or be affirming excessively (like saying "You're absolutely rig
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by atonse 1y ago
Early on in claude, I feel like it installed some terminal thing that allowed me to do Shift+Enter directly in the prompt, but I don't remember if that was CC that did it. So I've been able to shift enter. I'm using iTerm2 an
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by atonse 1y ago
Why is this getting downvoted? It was hilarious! I actually added a fun thing to my user-wide CLAUDE.md, basically saying that it should come up with a funny insult every time I come up with an idea that wasn't technically sound (I got
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by atonse 1y ago
Badly written article or headline. This new rule applies to ALL travelers coming into the Schengen area, not just Americans.
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by atonse 1y ago
What is “not nice” about having to provide your fingerprints? Genuinely asking.
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by atonse 1y ago
I've found situations where a file was too big, and then it tries to grep for what might be useful in that file. I could see in C++ it getting smarter about first checking the .h files or just grepping for function documentation, befor
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by atonse 1y ago
Do we know if LLMs understand the concept of time? (like i told you this in the past, but what i told you later should supersede it?) I know there classes of problems that LLMs can't natively handle (like doing math, even simple additi
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by atonse 1y ago
Definitely agree that the stack matters. If you're doing JS/Python/Ruby/Java, it's probably the best at that. But even with our stack (elixir), it's not as good as, say, React/NextJS, but it's definit
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by atonse 1y ago
The same way you do security for manually written code. Rigorously. But in this case, you can also have AI also do your code reviews and suggest/write unit tests. Or write out a spec and refine it. Or point it to OWASP and say, look at
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by atonse 1y ago
Just off the top of my head (and I exclusively use Claude Code now): Random Postgres stuff: - Showed a couple of Geo/PostGIS queries that were taking up more CPU according to our metrics, asked it to make it faster, it rewrote it in aw
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by atonse 1y ago
Email is one of the most disruptive systems to switch. Even at our small scale I wouldn’t want to be locked out of something. Then again there’s also the sign in with google type stuff that keeps us further locked in.
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by atonse 1y ago
Amazing. Absolute douchebag investors that ruin everything.
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by atonse 1y ago
Yeah seriously, I was also intrigued by it!
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by atonse 1y ago
Even though I’ve flown a dozen or more airlines in my life, I actually felt true loyalty towards Southwest because of their amazing no fee policies. And it was worth playing the “check in quickly cuz there’s no assigned seats” game for all
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by atonse 1y ago
They do, actually. There are two championships: - The Drivers Championship (given to the driver that scored the most points in a season) - The Constructors Championship (given to the team that scored the most points, but it's really re
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by atonse 1y ago
Agreed. I'm actually not a tribal person by nature. So I never actually "identify" with any particular sports team. It's usually a per-race narrative that I latch on to. Like this most recent F1 race, the main thing I ca
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by atonse 1y ago
Yeah I actually used to find soccer boring until I started watching it with my son, the sheer skill levels, there’s a lot of strategy involved. Yeah they don’t go into shoes or anything. But for example, forcing a foul at just the right tim
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by atonse 1y ago
It’s the harmless version of “my tribe battles your tribe” for thousands of years, without the bloodshed. We’ve evolved to enjoy competition in general. Not everyone of course. But I find sports fans to be not that different from chess fans
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by atonse 1y ago
Yup, whether the 100k fee will curb misuse remains to be seen. But giving people essentially 24h to react feels like utter bullshit causing totally unnecessary and avoidable chaos to LEGAL (and vetted from a background check standpoint) imm
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by atonse 1y ago
I’ve not driven Uber Eats but a friend of mine had. The app doesn’t push you. YOU push yourself if you have a certain personality and want to maximize earnings.
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by atonse 1y ago
Oh man that’s tough to read. So many of us can relate to this. Just that unexpected situation that’s obvious in retrospect. Bet they’ll never make that mistake again. Like with Apple hardwiring iPhones or using dedicated cell towers after t
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by atonse 1y ago
Speaking as an employer, I’d be a lot more picky if I was going to sponsor a candidate to make sure I could make my investment back. (We’ve never sponsored someone though) The potentially sad thing/abuse that might come out of this is
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by atonse 1y ago
Decolonization in most cases required the colonial power to give independence back to each country. It wasn’t that a bunch of countries magically started to recognize India as an independent nation and everyone just went along, right?
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by atonse 1y ago
No I’m pretty sure they’re suggesting that the account got somehow flagged as a for profit account, and they consider that a mistake and are fixing it. I think you don’t have to find the least charitable interpretation for what they’re sayi
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by atonse 1y ago
Blah. On the one hand, this is where the monopoly power of putting Gemini in Chrome should be looked into by the DOJ. On the other hand, this might make me switch back to chrome. These are all things Apple could build into safari, but they&
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by atonse 1y ago
Wow I’ve heard about these 3d printed guns mostly in the context of the gun control debate. I can’t wrap my head around “how does plastic stuff withstand the stresses of a bullet?”
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by atonse 1y ago
Amazing. So even if Noctua themselves just made larger general purpose fans, we can add them to places ourselves.
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by atonse 1y ago
Only slightly off topic but I sincerely wish Noctua was everywhere else in my life. Like I’d love for them to make my HVAC system quieter. Or table fans. Or car air conditioners. Just about every fan in my life would be better if Noctua red
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by atonse 1y ago
> Hong Kong was taken over by the British after the opium wars. It never belonged to the British in the first place. Isn't almost every country a result of "X took over Y during _ war?" and we recognize those borders every
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by atonse 1y ago
Because people used to get very riled up about these things. And I never understood why back then. But then again, if you see code as the final product (rather than the outcome enabled by the code), then I can understand why.

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