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by doix 7mo ago
So just to clarify, in your case you're running a centralized MCP server for the whole org, right? Otherwise I don't understand how MCP vs CLI solves anything.
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by doix 7mo ago
I thought that the Mac mini was so that you could use iMessage and safari was less likely to be flagged as a bot.
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by doix 7mo ago
There are probably multiple Claude agents running as we speak trying to fix the issues.
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by doix 8mo ago
I was wondering if/when this would happen. My friends and I would discuss this at the pub all the time, "LLM2RTL" or take it a step further and do the the whole process "LLM2GDS". I couldn't find much info here
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by doix 8mo ago
> I've forgotten more things in this field than I'm comfortable with today. I find it a bit sad that I've completely lost my Win32 reverse engineering skills I had in my teens I'm a bit younger (33) but you'd be
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by doix 8mo ago
It's interesting that China does not have exact data. Don't they require everyone to register their address? I know foreigners must do it, and chatting with the locals they told me they were registered as well. I would have imagin
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by doix 9mo ago
Yep, you and layout folks drew the short straws.
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by doix 9mo ago
I used to work in the semiconductor industry writing internal tools for the company. Hardware very rarely missed a deadline and software was run the same way. Things rarely went to plan, but as soon as any blip occured, there'd be plan
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by doix 9mo ago
Yeah, I mostly use it for QoL improvements but for work related things. So Jira, Bitbucket, GitHub, Linear etc. basically whatever my employer uses. Back in the early 2010s most of that software was fully server rendered. Nowadays it's
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by doix 9mo ago
That's fun to read, I remember when NoSQL was getting cargo-culted, it was specifically because it was more "agile". The reason being you don't need to worry about a schema. Just stick your data in there and figure it ou
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by doix 9mo ago
Unfortunately, nowadays writing userscripts is much harder than it used to be. Most websites are using some sort of reactive FE framework so you need to make extensive use of mutationObservers (or whatever the equivalent is in jQuery I gues
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by doix 9mo ago
Super interesting to hear about those concepts from another language/culture. While you are right that in software pretty much everything is "scaffolding" in the semiconductor the scaffolding vs steel applies. To simplify it
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by doix 9mo ago
I had similar thoughts to the author, but I opted to just optimize those actions out of my life. If you only eat Huel(or any other powdered food thing) at home then pretty much everything described in the article is no longer an issue. No m
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by doix 9mo ago
Yeah, I was specifically talking about the "firewall" bypassing the parent mentioned (most likely combined with NAT punch-through as well). You could of course use Plex without that and use wireguard (or just make it available to
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by doix 9mo ago
> Plex allows you to stream without opening up your firewall to others. It relies on their hosted services/infrastructure. I avoid Plex for that reason. I just host my media with nginx + indexing enabled. Wireguard for creating the
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by doix 10mo ago
> Who are these people like “idk might switch to Windows because of Apple’s failed AI strategy” making this an actual problem? If anything, I know people that are getting pissed off about all the AI stuff in windows and are considering s
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by doix 10mo ago
Isn't RAG used for your code rather than other people's code? If I ask it to implement some algorithm, I'd be very surprised if RAG was involved.
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by doix 10mo ago
> I want it to just work; that kind of design takes effort & there's no way around it Nothing "just works" for everyone. You are a product of your environment, people say apple interfaces/OSX are intuitive, I foun
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by doix 10mo ago
The parent mentions the DTV visa which is the opposite of the visa-run strategy. Realistically though, if you're a "nomad" from a country with a powerful-ish passport you can come to Thailand for 60 days, extend once for 30 d
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by doix 11mo ago
The 3rd party has continued to exist when the first party support died the first time. It's the exact opposite, you don't want to buy a device that is tied to some 1st party service. The service can go down and you're stuck w
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by doix 11mo ago
Semiconductor companies developing DSPs also likely hire them. My first job was writing an LLVM backend for a DSP. Looking through the domains in the LLVM mailing list or the git commits should get you a longer list of "off beat"
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by doix 11mo ago
I agree with your point about "install" vs "sideload". > Google’s message that “Sideloading is Not Going Away” is clear, concise, and false Given your(and my) definition, this statement is false. Google isn't tak
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by doix 11mo ago
> No one would retrieve all users and then filter them within the program. No one _should_ do that, but that's a common enough problem (that usually doesn't get found until code is running in production). I suspect with the ris
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by doix 1y ago
> Fizz-buzz is a difficult problem. There are a few different ways to solve the problem and every single one has some uglyness about it that should make a qualified programmer squirm and hate their answer What are you talking about? The
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by doix 1y ago
Another reason to use Firefox, it doesn't respect that CSS :)
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by doix 1y ago
It's much worse in South Korea, I think there were at least 5 different bins with different signs. Most things you bought had a label on them and you could try to match the letters to what was on the bin. Except it wasn't perfectl
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by doix 1y ago
The real travesty is the fact that the sub-unit for a stone is a pound and not a pebble. I have no idea what stones and pounds are, but if it was stones and pebbles at least it'd be funnier
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by doix 1y ago
I don't get this line of reasoning. The average person doesn't grow their own food, everyone has already externalized the things they need to survive. The difference between going to the supermarket and then cooking your food vs g
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by doix 1y ago
No, we're both happy. I just mean if I was solo, the throwing away relationships part would get exhausting. When you travel with a partner, you at least have one person that's constant through out the whole thing. She feels the sa
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by doix 1y ago
I don't see how that applies here though. You are paying for all the services you consume. Someone that eats out all the time contributes significantly more economically to the restaurants in the area compared to someone that lives in

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