flemhans

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by flemhans 8mo ago
My Claude Code has been running weeks on end churning through a huge task list almost unattended on a complex 15 yr old code base, auto-committing thousands of features. It is high quality code that will go live very soon.
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by flemhans 8mo ago
One method is a "hidden sms" which your device sends after you called the emergency number on your own merit. The article seems to describe another system which can be involved externally.
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by flemhans 8mo ago
But it seems this article is arguing is that there is another (non SMS based) way of accessing the precise location data which is not so difficult to access.
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by flemhans 8mo ago
I've used email as MQ since forever also, and can highly recommend this pattern.
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by flemhans 8mo ago
"We are lucky they're so stupid"
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by flemhans 9mo ago
Soon you'll be seen as irresponsible and wasteful if you don't let the smarter LLM do it.
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by flemhans 9mo ago
In these times, even running your own software on a provisioned VM is considered self-hosting sometimes.
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by flemhans 10mo ago
I use outline buttons for "link" buttons and colored-in ones for those that perform actions.
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by flemhans 10mo ago
When we first shopped around for a data center location, RFID access cards were kind of a new thing. Like the article, we erroneously pronounced it RDIF when asking about which technology their door systems used. I'm still thinking abo
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by flemhans 11mo ago
Fun side-fact: The original MacPaint, while in development, had an "ocr" copy feature, albeit much simpler of course. It didn't make it in the release version out of fear that people would use MacPaint as a Word Processor.
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by flemhans 11mo ago
Why is the <div> option proposed by anyone in the first place?
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by flemhans 11mo ago
Any plans to release the files or a build guide?
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by flemhans 1y ago
I think 8GB was also what we had in ... 2012? Or am I wrong. Memory has been going so slow.
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by flemhans 1y ago
Mattermost is crippling their open-source edition and it gets worse every year. At the same time, it's difficult not to update, since the mobile app will require a new server version, and most regular users install and auto-update the
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by flemhans 1y ago
Agreed, I'm always relieved to visit sites made the "old" way because they are fast.
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by flemhans 1y ago
Using ls in a dir with millions of files may stall a good while.
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by flemhans 1y ago
LLMs now make the "just" less painful
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by flemhans 1y ago
Using a decentralized mesh network, the units could publish findings in a blockchain for treasure hunters to asynchronously react on.
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by flemhans 1y ago
Mount the equipment on the plows that anyway traverse the fields
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by flemhans 2y ago
Is the price per month or year?
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by flemhans 2y ago
How about if there would be an active deadly attack ongoing on you? Would working in defense then be less bad?
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by flemhans 2y ago
Are VR headsets better for the eyes than a screen?
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by flemhans 2y ago
128 GB of cpu memory seems to be a bit of a lower upper limit. Maybe it could be increased? Also, my Mac with 36 GB of memory can't be selected.
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by flemhans 2y ago
Funny, that'd be so unthinkable for me to do! But you're probably right.
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by flemhans 2y ago
A standardized chime in the beginning of the phone call could serve to alert humans as well as AI agents that the party they are talking to are an AI, eliminating the first part of the conversation.
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by flemhans 2y ago
Not a single tweet, but 10 brief sentences, as per the AI overlords: 1. The universe is vast, mostly empty, and runs on fundamental laws that we barely understand but exploit well. 2. Life is a self-replicating, entropy-defying phenomenon t
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by flemhans 2y ago
I know this a difficult case to win, but I'd always prefer night shifts and get annoyed when my government decides it's not 'the right thing to do'. Same for Sunday Closures. What's so special about Sunday apart fro
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by flemhans 2y ago
Closed the window after the 3rd spam/ad overlay. Horrible site
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by flemhans 2y ago
Is there a "Duolingo" that takes a web site as input and makes it into a course? So I could learn by reading e.g. a geeky news site in the language to be learned.
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by flemhans 2y ago
For mixed workloads, I find that memory becomes the bottleneck first for running workloads on a given physical host. This changed after NVMe SSds became available – before that it was disk I/O. But pricing per GB is also a factor I hav

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