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by deanc 8mo ago
Why citizens and not permanent residents?
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by deanc 8mo ago
This really resonates with me. I have lived in Finland for 16 years and struggled with work-life balance whilst trying to learn one of the most difficult languages in the world. Unless you pass the language exam you can't apply for cit
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by deanc 8mo ago
What is fair and what is legal are very different concepts. I agree in principle with what you're saying but there is no legal basis for it - as you recognise.
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by deanc 8mo ago
I wouldn't find that fair at all. Bad actors should be legally responsible for their bad action. If I sell you a taxi business, and then all of a sudden you decide to start robbing the customers - it's not my fault is it? And just
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by deanc 8mo ago
Over 15 years ago now, I had a popular chrome extension that did a very specific thing. I sold it for a few thousand bucks and moved on. It seemed a bit strange at the time, and I was very cautious in the sale, but sold it and moved on. It&
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by deanc 8mo ago
On all my devices and all my connections (residential and mobile) here in the EU I end up in a captcha loop for this site nowadays. Is it just me? EDIT: seems like I'm not the only one [1] [1] https://www.reddit.com/r&#
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The Joy of Programming(deanclatworthy.com)
6 points by deanc 8mo ago|2 comments
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by deanc 8mo ago
All the problems highlighted with agentic coding are problems you face when working as a team of humans. Apply the same principles: - Break down big problems into smaller ones - Create extensive plan + documentation (context) - Make sure s
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by deanc 8mo ago
Maybe I should have snipped the first part of the paragraph, but no absolutely not. If you're unfit to drive you should have your license taken away. I was commenting primarily on the suggestion that all these old people who rely on th
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by deanc 8mo ago
> Older people in the UK already have free bus passes and various other substantial concessions regarding public transport. Cars are dangerous, and if you can't see clearly, you're obviously not fit to drive. It's true tha
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by deanc 8mo ago
It's absolute negligence for anyone to be installing anything at this point in this space. There is no oversight, hardly anyone looking at what's published, no automated scanning and there is no security model in place that works
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by deanc 8mo ago
Probably everyone refreshing to see if Sonnet5 is out yet :)
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by deanc 8mo ago
Well, there is good news on that front [1]. It seems it's being planned. [1] https://thepaypers.com/payments/news/eu-considers-developing...
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by deanc 8mo ago
I mean it's there front-and-center and mentioned multiple times in all materials related to airtags. These are not anti-theft, or stalking devices as they alert the thief. They are tracking devices for misplacing items (e.g. a wallet).
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PackageGate: Zero-Days in JavaScript Package Managers but NPM Won't Act(koi.ai)
3 points by deanc 8mo ago|0 comments
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by deanc 8mo ago
Poor celebrities. Having their voice stifled by foreign governments on a platform they helped promote.
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by deanc 9mo ago
Everyone is using Cursor, model preference varies. The best performers have large context in their repository, make very detailed plans using Planning mode and then execute. Use different models to individually review the work.
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by deanc 9mo ago
Yes. The company I am working at currently is using it extensively and I have seen first hand what their senior people are producing with the AI, and I rarely have any comments. It's adding huge value, and increases the velocity of del
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by deanc 9mo ago
I’m stuck Ina captcha loop with this site today
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by deanc 9mo ago
Sure, but on the whole I'd argue outside of tabloids there are still real journalists doing real journalism and trying their best to hold people to account.
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by deanc 9mo ago
The world is not America.
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by deanc 9mo ago
I like to think that contrary to this modern idea of media bias that the “mainstream” media as you label it has been a net benefit to society. Journalists used to challenge authority in democracies and bring out truth. It’s a lot more diffi
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by deanc 9mo ago
I'm on latest Tahoe and M3 MBP and the issue is even worse than the author describes. There is about a 5px window also for grabbing the straight edges of the window to expand in one axis only.
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by deanc 9mo ago
It goes without saying that social media is causing irreparable harm to the fabric of our society. To use an analogy: if the village idiot went to the town square and shouted hate speech, he'd be laughed at or dealt with. Now anyone ha
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by deanc 9mo ago
Tried two so far, and now given up. I mean it's not always their responsibility to respond to everyone's gripes and unfortunately this is a legal issue so it's probably not wise for them to comment although getting an officia
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by deanc 9mo ago
The terms in Europe are different: > These Terms apply to you if you are a consumer who is resident in the European Economic Area or Switzerland. You are a consumer if you are acting wholly or mainly outside your trade, business, craft o
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by deanc 9mo ago
Is that why you can enter a business id on the payment form? Just read the marketing page [0]. The whole thing is aimed at people running a business or operating within one. [0] https://claude.com/pricing/max
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by deanc 9mo ago
Your terms for Claude Max point to the consumer ToS. This ToS states it cannot be used for commercial purposes. Why is this? Why are you marketing a product clearly for business use and then have terms that strictly forbid it. I’ve been try
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by deanc 9mo ago
My employer doesn't allow for Claude Code yet. I'm fully aware from speaking to other peers, that they are getting even better performance out of Claude Code.
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by deanc 9mo ago
People are completely missing the points about agentic development. The model is obviously a huge factor in the quality of the output, but the real magic lies in how the tools are managing and injecting context in to them, as well as the to

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