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by coreyh14444 1y ago
Coffeezilla did a good job covering this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fTv9ThJg6U
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by coreyh14444 1y ago
The debris is pretty close to the color of the road. Seems like a good case for radar/lidar ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by coreyh14444 1y ago
This just reflects the type of coding that George is doing. But the VAST majority of code written in the world is CRUD, Forms, Scripts, etc that AI aka "English" is a perfectly reasonable fit for. I mean, I use AI to write code ho
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by coreyh14444 1y ago
Hyprland was a bit too far from what I'm used to, and required too many changes in my workflow, but all of this DHH pushing convinced me to try out Linux on a day to day basis and I'm switching to Fedora/Gnome so that's
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by coreyh14444 1y ago
As someone in the midst of transitioning to Linux for the first time ever, the thing is: I still kinda hate Unix, but my AI friends (Claude Code / Codex) are very good at Unix/Linux and the everything is a file nature of it is ame
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by coreyh14444 1y ago
<sarcasm> At least the Trump administration is opening up opportunities picking strawberries in triple digit heat </sarcasm>
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by coreyh14444 1y ago
While we are complaining about Microsoft and Emoji's -- they need to grow a spine and bring back Emoji Flags. If you weren't aware Microsoft removed all flags to avoid geopolitical backlash over Taiwain, etc.
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by coreyh14444 1y ago
Maybe just me, but I have given up on flow state and my solution is to run 2 or 3 projects concurrently and switch between them. I use virtual desktops. work on one, give an assignment to my AI, switch to the next and cycle through them all
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by coreyh14444 1y ago
American in Denmark here. There are dozens of stories like this where the Danes have a very matter of fact attitude to all sorts of topics. Life+Dealth, Sex, etc etc. One story that was relayed to me yesterday was that the Zoo in Copenhage
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by coreyh14444 1y ago
Who is downvoting these en masse?
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by coreyh14444 1y ago
Because GPT-5 comes out later this week?
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by coreyh14444 1y ago
If you haven't visited before, Danes absolutely worship HCA. You can't go two blocks without stumbling on a statue of him, while walking on a street named for him.
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by coreyh14444 1y ago
Yeah, I also appreciate that I hadn't heard of this Youtubber before and I couldn't tell if he was a sound engineer who happened to make a video about birds or a bird guy who was playing with sound. Seems like both!
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by coreyh14444 1y ago
We can't have it both ways. Either Windows gets serious about security and enforces hardware encryption or forever the industry will say "oh, Windows isn't secure you can't trust it."
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by coreyh14444 1y ago
AFAIK, this gets auto-installed when you launch Claude Code inside of VSCode (or Cursor) so no need to seek it out and install it this way, right?
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by coreyh14444 1y ago
https://theeducationist.info/everything-amazing-nobody-happy...
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by coreyh14444 1y ago
The same thing happens when it wants to read your .env file. Cursor disallows direct access, but it will just use unix tools to copy the file to a non-restricted filename and then read the info.
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by coreyh14444 1y ago
Yep. Have definitely been replacing RAG solutions with search+feed the context window instead lately as well.
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by coreyh14444 1y ago
Can confirm anecdotally, I am seeing way more Chinese made cars on the streets of Copenhagen. Just this morning I did a literal head-turn to check out an XPeng sedan I hadn't seen before. One of my partners drives a Chinese SUV and got
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by coreyh14444 1y ago
My first thought when I read this: "I bet Scott Manley has a video about this."
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by coreyh14444 1y ago
I don't know about Iceland's work culture, but I can say as an American working in Denmark I've noticed that while Danes work FAR fewer hours than I'm used to, especially in startup culture, they tend to be extremely f
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by coreyh14444 1y ago
Been using Kagi (paid) for a few months now and I call it Google circa 2016. Just works pretty well, doesn't try to do too much. With ChatGPT doing search pretty well, I only really use Kagi for what I think of as "classic search&
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by coreyh14444 1y ago
Can we talk about how HN's "flag" feature is being used to suppress topics that tech-right folks don't want to hear? Every single post critical of Musk or Trump gets flagged to oblivion these days.
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
I definitely had cassette based games on the TRS-80, but most of the "wireless" transmission in my youth was via BASIC printed in the back of computer magazines. You had to type in the entire app yourself. I did this for basically
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Can't get it to do anything using Edge on Windows. Does it only work with touch?
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Glances down at my Framework 13 keyboard. They copied Apple and did the same (bad) thing.
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Yeah, and then the game studio bosses will need to shell out $5M to have a "candlelit dinner" with Trump and they'll get an exemption. Exactly as designed.
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
I'm a partner in an Article 8 ESG fund/studio (KRING Ventures) here in Denmark. We definitely qualify as ethical and we hope to make a financial return at the same time. There is also a concept of creating "Zebras" not U
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
I use https://hckrnews.com/ (alternate interface) to avoid this issue.
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Yeah, cool. I noticed the pricing was quite high. Great to have a competitive environment.

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