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9mo ago
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4803033/ https://www.researchgate.net/figure/The-Constrained-Total-En... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exercise_paradox
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9mo ago
This ignores metabolism. If you are in a state of high caloric excess (i.e. you eat more than you need every day, like most modern humans) and then you reduce your calories a bit, you'll see some initial minor weight lots, but then you
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9mo ago
Steve is basically an Instagram influencer for coders. He'll say whatever he can to stay in the spotlight, try to make you feel bad, that you're doing things wrong, that he invented things like agent orchestration when in fact he&
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9mo ago
> Plug in your own API key I checked with ccusage (a cli tool that checks how much your Claude subscription tokens would have cost via the API). My $200 a month subscription would have cost me more than $3000. The highest single day woul
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9mo ago
As an Irish person, in normal speech the word "scheme" has exactly the same shady connotations as it does for Americans. Calling someone a "schemer" is a common insult. I've always assumed the government started usi
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9mo ago
Right, but that's a short term moat. If they pause on their incredible levels of spending for even 6 months, someone else will take over having spent only a tiny fraction of what they did. They might get taken over anyway.
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9mo ago
I'm on dark mode. Maybe this is my error. But still, just compare them side by side with the exact same colors for a fair comparison.
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9mo ago
For the ui comparisons, making the shadcn/materialui elements darker/low contrast is highly dishonest. Compare like with like, not a badly colored and low contrast version of the competition against yours.
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9mo ago
So it's basically useless then. Even with Claude Max I have to manage my usage when doing TDD, and using ccusage tool I've seen that I'd frequently hit $200 per day if I was on the API. At 6x cost you'll burn through $50
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9mo ago
Most MCPs I've seen could be: 1. A cli script or small collection of scripts 2. A very short markdown file explaining how it works and when to use it. 3. Optionally, some other reference markdown files Context use is tiny, nearly every
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9mo ago
If you're using Claude try the hookify plugin and ask if to block commits unless the rules pass.
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9mo ago
Except for dependency cruiser which I hadn't heard of, this is almost exactly what I've built up over the past few weeks. For the pre-commit hook, I assume you run it on just the files changed? > Custom script to ensure shared&
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9mo ago
> everybody only uses 20% of a given program's features, but the problem is that everyone is using a different 20% This is a phrase that gets repeated and it sounds clever. But it's completely at odds with statistics, specifica
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9mo ago
The problem is if you're using subagents, the only way to interject is often to press escape multiple times which kills all the running subagents. All I wanted to do was add a minor steering guideline. This might be better with the new
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9mo ago
The key is a well defined task with strong guardrails. You can add these to your agents file over time or you can probably just find someone's online to copy the basics from. Any time you find it doing something you didn't expect
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9mo ago
> If the models don't get to the point where they can correct fixes on their own Depending on what you're working on, they are already at that point. I'm not into any kind of AI maximalist "I don't read code"
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9mo ago
If you are asked, or paid, to drop a rock of a bridge, you are responsible for checking that there's no one underneath first. It doesn't matter of if you're being asked to do it by an AI or another person.
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9mo ago
> report spoofed values for language, screen size, fonts, and many other attributes that aid fingerprinting How much do these break functionality? If I spoof language, am I going to start seeing websites in German? If I spoof screen size
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9mo ago
Interesting, first I've heard of that. It's android 16+ apparently. My Galaxy S21 FE is on Android 16. I searched "Linux" in the settings and it found this experimental "Run Linux Terminal on Android" toggle...
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9mo ago
To be fair, lack of knowledge of other countries is hardly uniquely American. As an Irish person travelling around the non western world, there's a lot of people who don't know that Ireland is a country separate to the UK, or ev
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9mo ago
I would say it's statistics, rather than stereotyping. I'm glad you're capable of nuance though, maybe you can teach that to some of your compatriots?
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9mo ago
It is the case, actually. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00256... Here's another study, although for some reason it's 95% male, it shows athletic men live an average 3.5
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I partially agree, but as a non-US user of the English speaking internet, the issue is with specifically US politics and social issues being everywhere . It drowns out all attempts at discourse for anything else, and Americans, including p
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9mo ago
> Xikipedia is loading... (3% of 40MB loaded) I gave up after about a minute.
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I love nonogram puzzles, they're incredibly calming in times of stress. The only issue I have is I'm limited with the size of board I can comfortably play on my phone, and I rather keep my laptop as a games free zone.
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9mo ago
The Google play link is broken for me: > We're sorry, the requested URL was not found on this server.
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9mo ago
> it’s hard to get back once the habit forms. Humans are highly adaptable. It's hard to go back while the thing we're used to still exists, but if it vanished from the world we'd adapt within a few weeks.
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9mo ago
> Film students who can no longer sit through films Everyone loves watching films until they get a curriculum with 100 of them along with a massive reading list, essays, and exams coming up.
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9mo ago
For McDonald's fries it's certainly much less than 25%. These are a high margin item, I wouldn't be surprised if ingredients costs is only 5% of that €2.99
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9mo ago
Good question. I bought the subscription on 16th of January. I used a tool called ccusage.com. Assuming it's accurate, since then I would have racked up $1976.64 in API charges. There's been one single day that would have cost $
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