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by atonse 7mo ago
Try SteerMouse. Been using it with my MX 3 for years.
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by atonse 7mo ago
I’ve been using SteerMouse as an alternative for years. It completely disappears and works 100% of the time.
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by atonse 7mo ago
CC seems to have gotten pretty good with auto compacting and continuing where it left off. Are there any good use cases for this? I guess it would be to avoid tool use?
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by atonse 7mo ago
> I cannot understand at all somebody, who is not Elon, liking/preferring "grokipedia" as idea or implementation. Really? Have you used AI to write documentation for software? Or used AI to generate deep research reports b
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by atonse 7mo ago
Ok that's what I assumed it probably did (modify the container's certificate trust store), thanks for the explanation.
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by atonse 7mo ago
I have no problem with it. I’ve always found it amusing. My favorite is Flibbitygibbeting… I guess that’s why they have a setting for it. But then again, I always used to think “if you name it CockroachDB, there’s no way in hell I’m recomme
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by atonse 7mo ago
So would I have to add that Proxy's certificate to my trust store?
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by atonse 7mo ago
Wow, I asked it to build me a simple diagram explaining agile development and it did an amazing job. Wow it felt magical to watch that diagram slowly animating to life. Like a much prettier version of Mermaid. Kudos, Anthropic. Geez, this i
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by atonse 7mo ago
Anyone else able to use Claude with Excel? I've tried adding it to our (very small) Office365 org and it just fails. Been failing for months.
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by atonse 7mo ago
IronClaw seems to do this natively, I like the idea in general, so it's good too see this pulled out. I have few questions: - How can a proxy inject stuff if it's TLS encrypted? (same for IronClaw and others) - Any adapters for e
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by atonse 7mo ago
Wait, what? So if I'm a paying Max user, i'd still have to pay more? Don't see the value. Would rather have a repo skill to do the code review with existing Claude Max tokens.
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by atonse 7mo ago
Not that I want to be seen blindly defending the CIA's actions or anything, but the article's saying that people accusing the CIA of keeping this hidden in a vault for 60 years. Yet, the article has been out in the open for 12 yea
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by atonse 7mo ago
I don't have an answer for this, and won't pretend to. But my take on this is that accountability will still be a purely human factor. It still is. I recently let go of a contractor who was hired to run our projects as a Scrum&#x2
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by atonse 7mo ago
I agree with you about using our brains. I honestly have no idea. But I can tell you that, just like with most things in life, this is yet another area where we are increasingly getting to do just the things we WANT to do (like think about
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by atonse 7mo ago
Today every single software engineer has an extremely smart and experienced mentor available to them 24/7. They don't have to meet them for coffee once a month to ask basic questions. That said, I still feel strongly about mentors
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by atonse 7mo ago
> My experience is that people who weren't very good at writing software are the ones now "most excited" to "create" with a LLM. I've been a tech lead for years and have written business critical code many t
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by atonse 8mo ago
Same has been true the 2-3 times I've visited Canada. I don't think that'll change. I remember how things got pretty heated during the run up to the Iraq War. And we hope that the friendship will endure. But I'm a pretty
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by atonse 8mo ago
Oh sorry I meant having one curved display (two 4k displays), so that there isn't a seam. So you would get more real estate options. https://www.samsung.com/us/monitors/gaming/57-odyssey-neo-g9...
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by atonse 8mo ago
This is true in most scenarios, and the opposite is also true – that Americans are famously friendly, and even though Canadians may not want to visit to make a point, I think even they would agree that most day to day interactions they&#x27
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by atonse 8mo ago
I have two 27" 5k displays (both more than 5 years old, so they're not HDR or 120Hz). I know I'm privileged but my biggest issue with them isn't the HDR or 120Hz. It's that the seam between them causes me to not be
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by atonse 8mo ago
I literally spent the last 30 mins with DaisyDisk cleaning up stuff in my laptop, I feel HN is reading my mind :) I also noticed this 10GB VM from CoWork. And was also surprised at just how much space various things seem to use for no parti
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by atonse 8mo ago
> I think it’s because eventually the “few thousand auditable lines” idea vanishes with enough skills added? I just watched a youtube interview with the creator. He actually explains it well. OpenClaw has hundreds of thousands of lines y
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by atonse 8mo ago
haha my brain went like... "ok.. but was it a party for all 9,000 people?" "maybe they had great caterers" ... then I did the math. It's $7.5k per employee. Clearly I'm just not creative enough to know how to w
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by atonse 8mo ago
Sorry but these are just not accurate as blanket statements anymore, given how good the models have gotten. As other similar projects have pointed out, if you have a good test suite and a way for the model to validate its correctness, you c
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by atonse 8mo ago
I can't speak for the specificity of parent's "evil maids" phrase but the concept of an "Evil maid" is used in security scenarios. A maid tends to be an example of a person who's mostly a stranger, but is
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by atonse 8mo ago
That doesn't matter. It's not like we use 100% of our brain capacity for driving. In fact, that's why radio/music/podcasts thrive. Because we're bored when we drive. We have conversations, etc. We daydream. As
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by atonse 8mo ago
Same here. I've found the "me me me" a bit off-putting over the years, but can't deny that he is a genuinely smart, interesting, and forward thinking person. I especially enjoyed his writings on measuring every aspect of
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by atonse 8mo ago
If a maintainer has chosen to open source and use a permissive license (key word chosen, this isn't a default), they are explicitly saying via their license that they are not charging for the use of the code. What's the issue here
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by atonse 8mo ago
Yes it was crazy when I first heard about it "wait what? they shoot it in mid-air?" and that was before I found out they did that like 30k times a second. But now 100k times a second apparently. Humans are amazing.
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by atonse 8mo ago
So then maybe ask those "idiotic" questions that people are more likely to ask on a food nutrition website. Not something 3 drunk frat boys do at 2am cuz they're bored? As others have pointed out, this article is written in b

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