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by calmworm 1y ago
Have you tried getting one to shut up?
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by calmworm 1y ago
I’ve certainly found my bogus “5 hour limit” on the pro plan used up multiple times arguing with Claude about the simplest of concepts. So much in fact that I feel it’s by design to push users towards the Max plans… even if not true the fac
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by calmworm 1y ago
Google spam filters are terrible because they filter way too much legitimate email. I have been a paying business Gmail user for years, all DMARC, DKIM, etc… in place. My messages still go into client Gmail spam folders. It’s extremely infu
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by calmworm 1y ago
I didn’t see an option for images. Am I missing something?
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by calmworm 1y ago
I recently had someone refer to the app menu in google as a “waffle” and I laughed but also… why not!
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by calmworm 1y ago
No, no it’s not. lol.
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by calmworm 2y ago
In what way though? I’ve yet to see anything that rivals any accomplishments by NASA. Or were you being punny?
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by calmworm 2y ago
I didn’t attempt to define the rich. Are you attempting to make a “they provide jobs” argument? Because they wouldn’t if they didn’t have to. Jobs are an unwanted byproduct of a successful business.
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by calmworm 2y ago
Is this a serious reply? The poor may not have much, but every dime they do have is spent on necessities… rent, food, healthcare. So where does that money go? Who are the actual recipients of those dimes?
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by calmworm 2y ago
Maybe news outlets were doing this but “liberals” at large were not.
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by calmworm 2y ago
Thank you.
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by calmworm 2y ago
I’ve always been of the belief that it was intended as GodAddy but the owner backed off of this as it seemed too egotistical, narcissistic, or blasphemous.
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by calmworm 2y ago
Care to explain or provide any source for this?
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by calmworm 2y ago
If there are ways, please share any documentation you have on it. I haven't found anything useful, myself.
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by calmworm 2y ago
The color of the bubble is, at least partially, a security feature for me. When it’s blue, I am certain there is a person on the other end, not a bot, spammer, ai, etc…
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by calmworm 2y ago
And high level programming languages created a generation of programmers who can’t code in assembly or machine language.
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by calmworm 2y ago
“It's annoying how many people started posting their political hot takes…” ftfy
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by calmworm 2y ago
Obvious how?
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by calmworm 2y ago
If only they had a $1.50 hamburger option!
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by calmworm 2y ago
Unnecessarily negative. Maybe rethink it.
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by calmworm 2y ago
This is cool but I was hoping to see one (or more) thrown, bounce around, then see the software piece together a 3D sort of layout of everything it captured. Excited to see v2!
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by calmworm 2y ago
Not surprised there would be a “heated” discussion as a result of this one link, that measured only those who engaged it, and how? I opened the link, hit Submit just to see what would happen… now the percentage of HN users who are competent
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by calmworm 2y ago
I would take that bet.
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by calmworm 2y ago
Job interview? You might be surprised at the number of us who don’t code for a job.
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by calmworm 2y ago
It was always going to be a long, slow decline. Not sure why anyone is surprised by any of these news stories.
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by calmworm 2y ago
Completely inaccurate analogy using IASIP and Philly. lol.
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by calmworm 2y ago
I didn’t consider that it was a low number, just posted because I remembered it. But I’m also now realizing that wasn’t actually my ID, it was the middle six numbers of a UPC on a 1 1/4 oz 25 cent bag of Doritos in the early 90’s. Oops
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by calmworm 2y ago
Unfortunate.
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by calmworm 2y ago
Happened to me too. 666260
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by calmworm 2y ago
666260 Had it for many years then someone “hacked it” and took it. That was the end of it for me.

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