cheema33

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by cheema33 7mo ago
> I just can't comprehend the mental process or discussion that happened which led to this guy getting a pardon. Trump when pardoning Trevor Milton said that he didn't know the guy, but heard that he said nice things about him.
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by cheema33 7mo ago
> Milton had styled himself as a political victim of the Biden administration, and Trump agreed. That and a $1 million donation. He bought his pardon fair and square.
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by cheema33 7mo ago
Agree with what others have said. And will add that under Trump US was losing soft power around the world. But attacking Iran accelerated that process significantly. Most of our allies feel that they can give us the middle finger when we as
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by cheema33 7mo ago
> How much would a real personal assistant cost? A lot. And wouldn't be as good or fast. I am speaking from experience.
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by cheema33 7mo ago
> What is wrong with the japanese automotive industry shifting to 100% EV!? Seems like some kind of seppuku The writing is on the wall. ICE vehicles sales are declining worldwide. The direction is very clear to anybody paying attention.
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by cheema33 7mo ago
> EVs are going to be an extinction-level event for carmakers. Agreed. It is exceptionally rare for a consumer to purchase one EV and then buy ICE as their next vehicle. I have owned EVs for more than 10 years. There is no going back.
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by cheema33 7mo ago
> yes, but clis thus need self-service commands to provide guidance, and their responses need to be optimized for consumption by agents. MCP vs Agent Skills: MCPs once configured cost you tokens even when they are not used. Unlike MCPs,
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by cheema33 7mo ago
How does this compare with playwright CLI? https://github.com/microsoft/playwright-cli
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by cheema33 7mo ago
> That doesn't solve the issue here because the amount of data in the browser state dwarfs the MCP overhead. The problem with MCP is that you are paying the price in token usage, even if you are not using the MCP server. Why would a
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by cheema33 7mo ago
> MCPs cost nothing in CC now with Tool Search. This is incorrect. Plenty of people have run the numbers. Tool search does not fix all problems with MCP.
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by cheema33 7mo ago
> Also MCP is very obviously dead Some people will push back on this. They are holding out hope that the recent improvements Anthropic has made in this regard have improved the context rot problem with MCP. Anthropic's changes impro
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by cheema33 7mo ago
> But have we seen any that are plausibly caused by AI.. Does it matter if Atlassian is losing seat licenses because devs are being let go?
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by cheema33 7mo ago
I am very very glad that most of the world has moved on from this way of doing things. Such a terrible waste of time on a large scale.
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by cheema33 7mo ago
> I do not get what's special about banking apps as opposed to online banking. I use both. In the beginning I used to prefer the web version. I can use my large monitor to see more data and use a full keyboard and mouse. But I have
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by cheema33 7mo ago
In this case, it is a little more than anticipation. Software dev job losses have already happened and continue to happen.
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by cheema33 7mo ago
What do people use Atlassian for these days? Back in the day we used Jira a lot. But we also had GitHub accounts. The integration of the two wasn't great so we switched to GitHub issues and kicked Jira to the curb. This saved money and
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by cheema33 7mo ago
Other countries have been bombed by Iran in this war and none have actively joined the war.
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by cheema33 7mo ago
They may hate their govt. But they hate Israel even more. And getting ruthlessly bombed by Israel and US, yeah that will not do what Trump and Netanyahu think it will.
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by cheema33 7mo ago
You forgot to put a /s at the end.
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by cheema33 7mo ago
> I wonder when we begin to see the dividends of all the NPU PCs come into play. A few months ago I used Whisper from OpenAI, an automatic speech recognition system released in 2002, on my modern 20-core Intel CPU to convert audio from a
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by cheema33 7mo ago
Why make powershell a requirement? I like powershell, but Python is very common and already installed on many dev systems.
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by cheema33 7mo ago
> What wasn't expected is that voters would put the people doing this back into office AFTER they had done it. Through this entire experience, the greatest revelation for me has been this: There is a very large number of massively s
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by cheema33 7mo ago
Is that even remotely relevant to JSLinux?
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by cheema33 7mo ago
They did contribute code. For opensource projects, good code contributions may be more valuable.
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by cheema33 7mo ago
> Yeah we’re in React SPA hell instead. I’d rather be in MVC hell. I am guessing the world moved to React because the developer community in general does not feel the same way.
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by cheema33 7mo ago
I am in my 50s. I agree with what others have said about your happy place. For me, it is not APIs and fine details of operator overloading. I love solving problems. So much so that I hope I never retire. Tools like Claude Code give me wings
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by cheema33 7mo ago
I think I could use a slightly more detailed explanation of what it is and how it works at the high level. The website doesn't fully explain it. e.g. The about page, as of this writing, does not say anything about the project. https:&
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by cheema33 7mo ago
You stole $166 billion from people. And now that you've been caught, you are dragging your feet on giving it back and making excuses. What cult brought us this mess?
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by cheema33 7mo ago
> And it doesn't apply to anyone who isn't the president. They have a cool loophole for it. President can pardon those who commit crimes he asks them to commit. See what he did for thousands of insurrectionists and a lot of his
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by cheema33 7mo ago
> Why do so many people in the comments want 4o so bad? You can ask 4o to tell you "I love you" and it will comply. Some people really really want/need that. Later models don't go along with those requests and ask you

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