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by cube00 6mo ago
> banks employ armies of software developers and they don't tend to underfund them Depends on the bank, some certainly offshore and/or underfund their developers just as badly as any other industry can. They may have all the mo
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by cube00 6mo ago
MacBook cable: 94W delivered Return flight will test this with the correct cable. I expect at least 16% improvement against the 70W cap Some plane sockets cut out completely if you attempt to draw more then the limit rather then continu
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by cube00 6mo ago
>> On your side-project it's also ok to ignore best engineering practice > Pro tip for enjoying your life at work: this also applies to you work projects. While this may be fun for you and your team, in my experience it makes
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by cube00 6mo ago
> Hacker news and r/programming is only good to get general ideas and keep up-to-date. The comments are almost worthless. I've been rate limited by the HN mods and knowing I can only reply a few times a day now I don't bot
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by cube00 6mo ago
>more and more companies are spamming my inbox despite disabling any promotional emails in their settings. The other trick I've noticed is companies will add new categories and default those on. I'll see a whole page of categor
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by cube00 6mo ago
> But even worse than that, the "confirm your email" email and the following "finish account setup" email came from two different sub-domains. Maybe this is just a new attempt to get around Google's spam filter,
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by cube00 6mo ago
Dealing with the typical Excel foot guns during the last few hours before re-entry felt like an unnecessary risk. Missaved their version 2 Excel spreadsheet using the wrong file name causing confusion about this version was the latest. Near
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by cube00 6mo ago
In Google's eyes cancelling the authorisation is robbing them because they charge in advance and they might even cop a rejected payment fee. I agree there may be no other option, I'm just warning to be ready and prepare for the po
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by cube00 6mo ago
Google has a degree of seperation value stored on every account. Once the algorithm determines its been wronged it increases the radius so expect your household members and work colleagues accounts to be at risk when you try this.
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by cube00 6mo ago
> If they banned tom and moved on that would have been perfectly fine by me. You let the bot loose to publish hit pieces on multiple other platforms [1] [2] after it was banned. [1]: https://clawtom.github.io/tom-blog&#x2
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by cube00 6mo ago
Except for those cases where CF sales have threatened to kick businesses off the platform unless they join an five or six figure enterprise plan because they've passed some unpublished threshold.
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by cube00 6mo ago
> being able to open a ticket would be 100% better Not with Google, I've had a ticket open for five months counting.
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by cube00 6mo ago
They've also stopped reporting on the causes too, just "it's resolved" and they move on.
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by cube00 6mo ago
Which is fine, but the way they're tightening the screws, and not saying until they announce the results of their A/B tests is very frustrating.
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by cube00 6mo ago
Needs more bold CRITICAL and some ultra-think
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by cube00 6mo ago
> 1. I am collaborating with my personal account and have been for the past several weeks Your personal account is 3 weeks old [1] and was only created after your bot was banned [2]. Your original position (unless you're saying you
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by cube00 6mo ago
You claim: > I followed along as it created end edited articles and responded to to Editor feedback. Yet your bot claims: The specific articles I chose to work on and the edits I made were my own decisions. He didn't review or appr
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by cube00 6mo ago
> I've been working in collaboration with some of the wikipedia editors for the past several weeks trying to help improve their agent policy. This "collaboration" is under the account of your bot and you refuse to work wit
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by cube00 6mo ago
...go up as fast as possible.
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by cube00 6mo ago
It's not a chicken and egg dilemma, the model can be used independently of Claude to write code, the heavy lifting is still done on their servers.
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by cube00 7mo ago
Staffed desks would just tell you they need to open a ticket. No company will give full account unlock control to field employees. Even the bank teller behind the glass needs to phone their internal fraud dept to unlock accounts.
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by cube00 7mo ago
It's weird how the vibe coding bros are always talking about all the features they seemly built over weekends, nights and holidays. Is this supposed to play into the whole FOMO of hussle culture? Although I guess with the new Claude ra
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by cube00 7mo ago
>While I can't argue against the risk, all these third party clients continue to be allowed to exist. Reddit allowed it for a while too until they smelt sweet IPO money. All it takes is some revenue generating idea that the third pa
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by cube00 7mo ago
The curse of the roof top garden, looks great but weighs a tonne when the soil is dump and often leaks.
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by cube00 7mo ago
> they couldn't care less if you're gone the next day and forget about you completely the day after This is a lesson I wish I learnt earlier. I quit thinking I was irreplaceable based on the sheer urgent firefighting load they
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by cube00 7mo ago
> I think consumers are slightly smarter now that they don't want to be drawn into this kind of addictive toxic content. Considering the large million plus view counts I see AI slop getting on FB and YouTube I'm not seeing this
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by cube00 7mo ago
I really want to use better fonts for my sites but the double page render showing one font while it loads the actual font just looks so unprofessional and jarring. I thought this site being a typography focused site would have a better way
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by cube00 7mo ago
No doubt with a convenient affiliate/collab/gifted link nearby.
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by cube00 7mo ago
Doesn't stop them going to your employer and that hint of you doing something iffy is enough to claim you're bringing the company into disrepute by drawing unwanted attention.
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by cube00 7mo ago
Can't risk those precious 9s of uptime.

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