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by elliotec 9mo ago
I am not really sure what you mean by "have television" - I, as I assume many here, have a TV "screen" as you put it, but it's used for Apple TV apps, home media server viewing, Netflix, and video games. I actually
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by elliotec 9mo ago
https://elliotec.com Needs an update, we'll get there.
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by elliotec 9mo ago
Any examples? I've never heard of him, but that seems like a big statement.
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by elliotec 10mo ago
Are they _solving_ these issues of dynamism with typing? What other issues does it introduce?
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by elliotec 10mo ago
Same, I know how to use a terminal quite well but don’t know the latest best way to “sail the seas” as they say.
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by elliotec 10mo ago
The power boost hybrid has this and gets great mpg plus long beds and cheaper trims.
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by elliotec 10mo ago
I have the powerboost hybrid F-150. It does all this, can power a house with the generator, AND I can drive it through the mountain west with zero EV infrastructure at insanely high MPG for a truck. Plopped a Tune camper on the back and cou
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by elliotec 10mo ago
It's true for all of English, even historically. Ignore the grammar police. The differentiation between "who" and "that" in this particular context is extremely low on the list of things you'll ever need to wor
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by elliotec 10mo ago
You should just not care. Both are acceptable, "that" is a little less formal and probably more common in everyday speech.
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by elliotec 11mo ago
This is an interesting perspective but I think both are necessary. At different times in my life (perhaps correlated to the "brain eras," though I'm still a bit skeptical of the details here) I've needed others for devel
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by elliotec 11mo ago
My honest review - Kagi is really, really great. Been using it almost a year now. The search results are much more relevant, there are no ads or hallucinated BS AI summaries at the top, and you're not giving Google your data (and money
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by elliotec 11mo ago
The irony of leaving a community where "most of the content is obviously bot generated, which is just depressing" to going full-on into zero community bot-generation via LLM is fascinating.
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by elliotec 1y ago
This is a fascinating and seemingly unusual development that will look obvious in history. I find “BDFLs” and open source communities so incredibly interesting. Especially in the context of geopolitics and state entities. Linux! This stuff
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by elliotec 1y ago
Sorry what? Ancient humans invented symbols to count. How is that not symbolic? Geometry is “attached” to the physical world… but in an abstract way… but you can point to the thing your measuring maybe so it doesn’t count… Abstraction was p
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by elliotec 1y ago
Right? Math is abstraction at its very core. Ridiculous premise acting as if this is anything but beyond ancient.
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by elliotec 1y ago
Always count on Tenderlove for a detailed technical deep dive! I've missed your blog. Tangential story - 12-13 years ago I was a burgeoning and super eager software dev that moved to Seattle to be closer to "the scene." tende
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by elliotec 1y ago
Easy, just set up your other hoarded ones to make a mesh and do some distributed sharding in the vape cloud!
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by elliotec 1y ago
You do have a point. Feels different but can’t put a finger on it right now.
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by elliotec 1y ago
Yes, I absolutely agree with that.
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by elliotec 1y ago
What an awful experience for a device that explicitly should not have to do this.
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by elliotec 1y ago
This is a really shitty take. „Can’t please everyone, might as well piss off the creators and show it as a badge of pride!“ Personally I will never use this software and would actively advocate against it if only to counter the attitude you
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by elliotec 1y ago
I had a problem with signing up for max with the wrong email, then thinking I didn’t actually do it, so I signed up with the one I wanted. Saw the double bill and contacted them, I had a full refund in a couple days and a nice personal note
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by elliotec 1y ago
It still implies possibility of failure, but in the example of the commenter above, that possibility is almost low enough to the point of expectation (but not quite) and "try to" would increase that possibility in the direction of
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by elliotec 1y ago
Incredibly small sample size, but aren’t they all
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by elliotec 1y ago
Is it possible to view the prompt history? I’ve had extreme levels of productivity and would love to list out how I’ve been using it generally for an article like this but it would be incredibly impractical to log it on the side.
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by elliotec 1y ago
No… it’s like asking why they don’t build cheap cars. Which they do.
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by elliotec 1y ago
Aider says they do, but I haven’t tried it. https://aider.chat/docs/llms.html
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by elliotec 1y ago
You just described what I do with my ultrawide monitor and laptop screen. I can be fully immersed in a game or anything and keep Claude in a corner of a tmux window next to a browser on the other monitor and jump in whenever I see it get to
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by elliotec 1y ago
I mean, windows users install things they’ve never heard of all the time. If this was a real thing you needed to do, and it is too much work to get them to install WSL, you could probably just send them the link to install Git and use git b
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by elliotec 1y ago
Europe is the world‘s second largest economy and has the world‘s highest standard of living. I’m far from a fan of regulation but they’re doing a lot of things right by most measures. Irrelevancy is unlikely in their near future.

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