boogieknite

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by boogieknite 11mo ago
if you ever visit Portland make one up reading YOU HAVE THE RIGHT OF WAY. drivers keep it weird here by ignoring the rules of the road for some kind of "no no i insist, after you" as if theyre giving some gift, but instead just co
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by boogieknite 11mo ago
"hey call you when they need something Trees for the blunt, the g's for the front I found a way to get piece of mind for years And left the hell alone, turn a deaf ear to the cellular phone Send me a letter, or better, we could se
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by boogieknite 11mo ago
was asked for spare change and replied "i dont carry cash" then said to the person with me "would be a good idea to have square pay" to which a different person, literally from inside a dumpster, yelled "i have one!
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by boogieknite 11mo ago
tfa makes a point about how 21yo self will answer the question differently than 30yo self based on different perspective alone for a bachelor-degree-state-school-midwit like me if someone asked me if im happy i can choose to scrutinize and
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by boogieknite 11mo ago
yes and to a degree which i find particularly interesting. its never going to happen because of your example i prefer working in my vp and see a possible world where vp makes my remote team collaborate as if were in the office, from the com
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by boogieknite 1y ago
should have given them a cup of joe while in the fmri to see what difference that made
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by boogieknite 1y ago
anecdotally i feel pretty good when im buzzed but reality is my performance is impaired. there is a teeter-totter of overconfidence and impairment where the liquid confidence actually helps more than the impairment impairs but its a sweet s
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by boogieknite 1y ago
quite odd. atmosphere is the right word. the financial failure almost guarantees Megalopolis is unique. id say its ripe for reevaluation in 10 years but good chance nobody really checks in out by 2034. Criterion might be able to give it a c
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by boogieknite 1y ago
"this guy fucks" - Russ Hannamen, HBO's Silicon Valley surprised to see this so far down. if a robot can fuck better, then we would probably both have fun fucking robots together
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by boogieknite 1y ago
probably right but on the other hand Apple is willing to throw mountains of $ at tv+ productions just to get ppl on their platform an economist could probably tell me why portioning some of that money to spend on game port budget isnt valua
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by boogieknite 1y ago
i think its fair to say vr market is less than questionable. in theory ar/vr already has enough features to be worth using. in reality people dont want to put things on their face i have an avp and use it daily. but it turns out im wei
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by boogieknite 1y ago
biggest question on whether i should upgrade mine is trade in value for the m2 version. i havent seen anything on that yet edit: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/discontinued-m2-vision-... lmao. dicks
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by boogieknite 1y ago
i use mine daily for the virtual desktop and about 5 hours a week for hobby avp app dev. i simply think its fun to build pet projects in the sdk for my own AR dev education and entertainment frankly i justified the cost by comparing against
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by boogieknite 1y ago
for me its because i browse hn and the overwhelming cynicism "tastes" much worse than the entertainment provided
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by boogieknite 1y ago
i agree with you but there is a seeming majority of nba fans who prefer the nba over the highest level of college basketball because of superior skill level for me: when the competition is good and the skill level is good-enough then go in-
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by boogieknite 1y ago
the jerk store called
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by boogieknite 1y ago
when i dont have a comeback i simply say, "oh no ive been owned" or something similar. the toxic male environment social equivalent of brushing yourself off and standing back up. lets them get whatever they needed from the exchang
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by boogieknite 1y ago
great share. the authors so introspective it almost seems like a straw man vehicle. i mean that in a good way, i think? not used to people writing about their shortcomings matter-of-factly like this
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by boogieknite 1y ago
good plan training your kids to be adaptable youre also right that todays world doesnt work i think weve already moved too slowly in the US to prepare the societal changes were facing and culture is not adapting, but clinging harder to old
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by boogieknite 1y ago
interesting observation your sibling also made. its commonly described as making the sufferer IRATE at the person causing of the sound which matches your comment anyone who experiences willing to shed light? id guess if the sufferer expects
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by boogieknite 1y ago
my sister has this which led to many awful fights that i didnt understand. now i send this graphic to people in order to describe it: https://scontent.fhio2-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.6435-9/130843014...
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by boogieknite 1y ago
not autistic but i also mask like crazy at work. my experience is its the default mode in consulting the first 2 years i had a sense that i needed to read between the lines in many conversations and asking for clarity on topics of budget, c
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by boogieknite 1y ago
my personal experience is this is usually something i see well meaning religious people caught up in. when ive met autistic people in similar situations they have been vocally agitated and frustrated by it, which i would say is the first st
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by boogieknite 1y ago
> for example Claude code could not seem to stitch together three screens in an iOS app using the latest SwiftUI have you tried in the new xcode extension? that tool is surprisingly good in my limited use. one of the few times xcode has
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by boogieknite 1y ago
ive read some criticisms of fiddly movement and lack of tutorials. i thought it added to the experience. tbf i am on my laptop the stakes are so low, the music is so relaxing, and the environment is so detailed and pretty that it pushes the
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by boogieknite 1y ago
hes already started that last step and has work paying for his pro plan you put it nicely when you mention a fundamental limit and will borrow that if i think hes wasting a risky amount of time i really like the sibling idea of having him t
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by boogieknite 1y ago
the former it started as an approach to a mass legacy code migration. sound idea with potential to save time. i followed along and understood his markdown and agent stuff for analyzing and porting legacy code i reviewed results which apply
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by boogieknite 1y ago
i find a lot of value in using it to give half baked ideas momentum. some sort of "shower thought" will occur to me for a personal project while im at work and ill prompt Claude code to analyze and demonstrate an implementation fo
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by boogieknite 1y ago
i recognize how each line is well crafted and engaging and it pulls me along the old adage for discarding a book is read 100 pages - your age if its good i keep reading. this was fantastic
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by boogieknite 1y ago
jim is real and eats cat turds. i eat cat turds and you eat cat turds

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