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by coreyh14444 2y ago
BuiltWith says the web client is NextJS which is interesting as ChatGPT made a big switch away to Remix IIRC. https://builtwith.com/?https%3a%2f%2fclaude.ai%2fnew
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Kindof softof related - I also "discovered" L-tyrosine effectively cured my Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS). The tl;dr version of that story is I used to take electrolytes for it and switched from the Heed brand regular version to the
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
What about Hunter Biden's laptop? This was mentioned as a key reason Elon bought Twitter in the first place. And those documents contained way more sensitive data than the JD Vance one.
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
American ex-pat in Copenhagen here. Yes, very similar experiences with regard to quality of life. That said, my salary (partner/cto in Venture Fund/Studio) is probably a third of what it might be in the Bay Area. Worth it for me a
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
In Denmark with a Finnish Teams Account. I've tried NordVPN, uninstalled, reinstalled. From my ipad and iphone and no luck.
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
This came up a few months ago here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40206124
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It is pretty transparent election cycle fear/hype rustling. Also, these folks think 78-year-old Donald Trump is the guy who is going to calm things down globally!? Lastly, we are currently in a period where there are no active US milit
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
I remember running BeOS on a Power Computing PowerCenter machine (a Mac OS licensed machine for those too young to remember) and being super impressed. This was the Mac OS 8/9 era and BeOS immediately felt modern. The teapot demo runni
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Living in Las Vegas, a Leaf was the perfect daily driver. The whole valley isn't big enough to ever go beyond the range in a single day no matter how many errands or kid soccer games. Plus you could remotely turn on the A/C which
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Stripe is still the gold standard for me. But I'm interested to see what this thread digs up.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Billion_Americans
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a) Nice to see this from Vox. More left-leaning readers need to hear this message. b) Look at a country like Norway. One of the wealthiest countries in the world (due to oil!) and they invest heavily in renewable energy and have the highest
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Well, I meant it in contrast so some places that do Polar Bear dips or whatever just on New Years Day or whatever. Basically, people swim 365 days a year here. It doesn't get cold enough for the channel to freeze over, but we sometimes
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Someone at this company gave me some advice a while back: https://gatewaytodenmark.com/ - but I don't know if they mainly focus on corporate clients or what. In my case, I came via "Startup Denmark" where I s
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Yeah, it is helped by the geography. The channel in Copenhagen isn't a river, it is directly open to the North+Baltic seas, so we don't have this runoff type challenge of other European cities.
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Yeah, exactly. I have said before that I think as an American it is easier to fit in culturally in Denmark than it would have been if we moved to the UK.
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4 years. My kids are fluent now because we threw them directly into Danish public school cold-turkey as it were. My wife has studied a bit and knows some. For my part, I've just been too busy with work to learn much Danish and 99% of w
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
During covid, my wife went every single day for months through the winter. There are lots of Danes that go for "streaks" of going every day as well. Oh, and speaking of streaking, especially in the winter they'll go in fully
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Here you go: https://www.badevand.dk/ For the record, I've only seen it red once or twice all year, so the odds are already in your favor. And at the more popular swim spots, there will be a physical sign with a littl
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American living in Copenhagen here. We check all of these boxes. The entire channel that runs through town is swimmable thanks to decades of work cleaning it up. On a warm summer day, you could expect maybe 1000+ swimmers in the water in th
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
Question for the crowd: My son has been playing in my Steam account for several years now and I don't care much about my achievements, but he does. I'm thinking I create a new account for myself, change the email addr for the old
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Turtles all the way down...
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Not your core point, but it is fun to remember that NAT wasn't always a thing, and many networks just PCs with public internet addresses and no firewalls. Even NetBIOS worked over the plain Internet back then. You could just \\x.x.x.x\
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Very cool that this is open source. Just yesterday I was exploring tools in this space. I found: gptengineer.app, Marblism, Magicpatterns, v0, Databutton. Curious to know if there are others and how they compare.
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Pure speculation: The part where the Delta team didn't want Microsoft's help feels like it is probably that they knew that their systems were a mess of old, unpatched Windows clients and servers and were embarrassed about it (and
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There should be zero private cars on the island of Manhattan. Build giant park n ride structures in NJ/Bronx and Queens. And while we're at it, do that cool infill project to extend Battery Park.
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by coreyh14444 2y ago
I liked this discussion from a while back with Tim Lee and Robert Wright talking about ToM: https://youtu.be/yAJkmwn8jDo?si=3_9cSdqQBriM58SA&t=2488 (particularly the bit about how the model correctly called a complex ca
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To the second point if you look at the comments carefully you do tend to see "clusters" of names that appear awfully suspicious. The most common one I see is a flood of Indian names when an Indian founder posts something. I mean,
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Impressive breakdown, but this is six months old.
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Anyone else find it unnerving that the rendering looks just like the T-800 CPU from Terminator? https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/19cAAOSwOI9kZH-d/s-l1600.webp

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