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I just want to be able to tell Claude to run the project on my phone. That's extremely hit and miss, and won't work over a Tailscale connection either which is super annoying.
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Calling it a genocide is still a bit much. Are we calling all wars genocides now or just the ones where Israel is involved?
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Yea ok, I see. That's not how I use Claude Code for sure. I can write or even speak fairly small sentences and it goes and does pretty big changes, and for some things I know it can do it correctly. I think the interesting and useful p
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by boxed 9mo ago
Ok, let's take it this way: What evidence could convince you there is some benefit?
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If you think this is what LLMs are, then you are a bit behind the times. Opus 4.5 is a huge step up. The previous generation was good for starting basic hobby projects, now we can do pretty big time-consuming changes with it. I have been ex
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by boxed 9mo ago
I've also seen the "interviews" though. He's interviewing the victims of the harassment and he's not interviewing them, he's pushing the agenda. You should go watch them with this in mind.
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That's an implementation detail no? Are you asking how to add an oxygen molecule, or how this makes the sensor better?
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Because then it doesn't alter the side of the membrane where it does the reading (plus one minus one equals zero). That makes the measurement more accurate.
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It sure looked like he was a part of the organizing of the event. But you mean the organizers phoned him up and informed him that they were going to storm a church or something?
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> "Don has been a journalist for 30 years, and his constitutionally protected work in Minneapolis was no different than what he has always done," Lowell said in a statement. "The First Amendment exists to protect journalis
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An animated logo is a bad idea. About the site itself: why would some of these measurements be that high? Especially the really high value in France and the one in Britain stand out.
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Well.. it's not a menu bar, which can be seen pretty clearly from the screenshots. It's basically only the left side of the menu bar with tools from the mac, not the menu bar itself.
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Isn't that going to be super annoying when doing interactive work or when you really can't avoid it?
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Meanwhile on macOS, modern apps will not lose data if the power is janked out at any point.
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If you're doing simple CRUD apps, try https://iommi.rocks/ which we built because imo it's way way too slow and produces too much code to use standard Django to make CRUD stuff.
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That's why you can do your own migrations in Django for those edge cases.
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Handwriting is super easy to fake with plotters.
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Minus many million danish crowns every year :P
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I mean.. technical debt does in fact disappear all the time: you just delete the code. If you get too stuck on technical debt you will not appreciate all the deleted code that was excellent use of technical debt to validate an idea. When we
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> Why read a blog post, when Google AI Summary can just give you the summary? Because the summary is often wrong, and the summary might not even be the point? > Why read a book, when you can just get AI summary of it? You've been
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Ah, thanks for the clarification.
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A "port" or "a nice Swift API for it"? It seems like the latter in that it requires cargo (the rust build chain) to build.
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> Rather, the only thing that will truly motivate TSMC to take on more risk is competition. Maybe I missed something, but if Google, Microsoft, Apple, OpenAI, etc want more capex on fabs, they can front that money themselves?
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Even if that is true, we humans tend to have clothes on, and keep indoors. Considering that the sun is WAY brighter (several orders of magnitude) than fluorescent bulbs are, this still sounds implausible, if you compare it to just going out
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It seems like a pretty extraordinary claim to me. Considering the percentage of live mitochondria that are exposed to external light in a human this seems like an enormous effect. The effect we'd expect from publication bias though is
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> Why bombs where hidden "were". I guess we know this isn't AI slop then?
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Of course it requires non-local reasoning. You either get a function back or a value back depending on if you've passed all the arguments. With normal function calling in C-family languages you know that a function body is called when
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Do APL programmers think this is a good thing? It sounds a lot like how I feel about currying in language that have it (meaning it's terrible because code can't be reasoned about locally, only with a ton of surrounding context, th
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by boxed 9mo ago
Isn't it a good sign? The Laws of Robotics seems like a slam dunk baseline, and the issues and subtleties of it has been very thoughtfully mapped out in Asimovs short story collection.
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https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/co-emissions-per-capita?c... Holy hell, I didn't know it was that bad. Thanks for pointing that out.

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