eleventen

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by eleventen 1mo ago
I hope to have my first child soon; I am fucking terrified.
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by eleventen 2mo ago
There is good discussion on the previous thread from 6 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49068738
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by eleventen 2mo ago
You’ll certainly enjoy the “Not an Engineer” channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFJJkZm796I
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by eleventen 2mo ago
The standard governing this is UL 1741 in the US or VDE-AR-N 4105 in the EU. both require certified inverters to detect grid loss and immediately cut off.
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by eleventen 2mo ago
I was not aware of auto mode in Claude. In fact, it looks like Claude had it before cursor. Cursor has workspace scoping in a way that Claude does not seem to, but my comment above is mostly moot.
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by eleventen 2mo ago
I'm surprised that their biggest feature has not been mentioned: The permissions model is much less noisy in Cursor. Every 30 seconds in claude you get a new, elaborate, contrived bash command that claude wants to run. It's some
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by eleventen 2mo ago
I generally want a posts/day count on any feed I subscribe to. Many of these are content mills with 20+ posts per day I have no intention in sifting through.
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by eleventen 2mo ago
Takes me back to undergrad. Neat!
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by eleventen 3mo ago
Quinn (Blondihacks) on youtube is a model engineer machinist and has, IMO, the most outsider-watchable content on building boilers and steam engines like this. Highly recommend this primer titled "The Model Engineering Learning Curve&q
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by eleventen 3mo ago
My umami instance handles a modest 1-2K events per day but does so on 150MB of memory and approximately no cpu. I switched from plausible, which might have been fine except clickhouse requires like 4 different containers and idles using 4+
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by eleventen 3mo ago
This account has made multiple posts per day since joining 30 days ago and never bothered commenting on anything. Does not seem like a human behind the keyboard here.
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by eleventen 3mo ago
Oof, front fork is wrecked. Pelican should be wearing a helmet on that death trap.
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by eleventen 3mo ago
Casual, totally unnecessary prejudice against rural people to make your point.
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by eleventen 3mo ago
This is a wild take. Most serious media companies would collapse without online ad revenue. Google would be dead, along with all the products that sorta run the world like maps. But even local publications, like your independent city news s
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by eleventen 3mo ago
I will be using this to design local event posters. Edit: I bought a copy and I'm having a blast!
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by eleventen 3mo ago
Were most forums pushing the outer boundaries of acceptable speech online? Reddit mods make and enforce the rules. Reddit gets involved mainly when subreddits do borderline illegal stuff. Is this a real problem, or a hypothetical one?
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by eleventen 3mo ago
I'm not aware of any "AI-driven engagement mechanism" for subreddits. You can sort by new, top, hot, best. Hot/Best are opaque heuristics, but they function reasonably and you aren't forced to use them. And for most
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by eleventen 3mo ago
Valid points. I was never a member of any forums with closed, invite-only registration, and I've never been part of a reddit community that had to deal with front page traffic or brigading, so I sort of assume this is the median experi
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by eleventen 3mo ago
I'm not sure I understand the difference between "crappy forums" and subreddits. They have all the same features. Tags function as sections. You can sort threads chronologically. Karma. I suspect there's no actual diff
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by eleventen 3mo ago
I read this post while sitting at Broken Clock Brewing here in Minneapolis, one of the 13 listed and my favorite brewery. There are actually 2 in my city. I actually picked up an ownership card and anyone can buy in for $200, but dividends
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by eleventen 4mo ago
Could you say more about what you didn't like? This seems pretty indistinguishable from existing tools.
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by eleventen 4mo ago
A C++ ray tracer from scratch was the course project for my computer graphics class in 2016. I enjoyed the exercise immensely. Not nearly as robust as yours of course.
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by eleventen 4mo ago
They googled "meta down". This is the top result for that search.
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by eleventen 4mo ago
Could you imagine? I know it won't happen but what if we get a statement that they suffered a catastrophic data loss and full service couldn't be restored for a week or something. It would be a modern miracle.
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by eleventen 5mo ago
Not password managers of course, but thanks for reminding me that I should figure out how to ditch Authy. https://github.com/BrenoFariasdaSilva/Authy-iOS-MiTM is going to be my project for the afternoon.
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by eleventen 5mo ago
Name one major password manager that blocks or paywalls export.
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by eleventen 5mo ago
I think this is a little hyperbolic. The product may drop features, increase prices, and squeeze its free tier users. Everything enshittifies. But the idea that password export might disappear or be degraded? Nah. You'll be able to ju
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by eleventen 5mo ago
How you use the tool matters, yes. But the freedom to demonstrate and understand this weakness with watermarks is much more important to exercise than saying "shhhhh don't tell people about this". The takeaway should be that
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by eleventen 5mo ago
Checking openrouter (it's not available yet) and, uh, what's up with the spike in Qwen usage from early april here? https://openrouter.ai/qwen Is this normal humans kicking the tires on a new model, or a few whale
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by eleventen 5mo ago
Your soul is nourished by navigating congested traffic and searching for mundane stuff on the internet? That's not how mine works.

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