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by gegtik 6mo ago
Cloudflare themselves scores a 33% https://isitagentready.com/cloudflare.com
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by gegtik 6mo ago
how did they not call this OpenClaude?
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by gegtik 6mo ago
Funny they are just trying to get this started in Toronto
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by gegtik 6mo ago
how does this compare to macos built in siri TTS, in quality and in privacy?
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by gegtik 7mo ago
In some ways it is an interesting problem about whether someone can engage a question about a hypothetic question -- and for the purpose of the exercise, assume the proposed parameters of the scenario.
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by gegtik 7mo ago
the web page is offensive to the eyes, I closed it immediately
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by gegtik 8mo ago
interesting, I see his preference is some kind of slavering radical antisocial screed whereas yours is the universal desire of all of society
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by gegtik 9mo ago
I can do you one better. I can represent the largest number with a single binary bit.
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by gegtik 9mo ago
increase the border size. more. yes. in the bloodiest red. yes. its rectangle time
40.
by gegtik 9mo ago
huh.. seems like a head-scratcher why it would relevant to this argument to select objectionable words instead of benign, inert words.
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by gegtik 9mo ago
right, but the productivity boost provides further leverage
42.
by gegtik 9mo ago
Seems you are arguing that The Tragedy Of The Commons could never happen because people benefit from the Commons
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by gegtik 9mo ago
also on the frontpage: new YC homepage celebrating palantir
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by gegtik 9mo ago
I assume the same as if the car owner put a brick on the gas pedal and there was no driver when it had an accident
45.
by gegtik 9mo ago
I wonder if assembly programmers felt this way about the reliability of the electical components which their code relies upon...
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by gegtik 9mo ago
Naturally this makes me think of the brilliant Justine Tunney's https://justine.lol/ape.html / https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan / https://redbean.dev/
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by gegtik 9mo ago
any opinions on the german WW2 engineer laying neutral tracks toward Auschwitz EDIT: sorry, that was glib. However I want to make the argument that the argument of doing "neutral" physical work is not absolutely morally absolving.
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by gegtik 9mo ago
I'm trying to understand what this brings to the table instead of uv, which I feel does a good job integrating everything I need.
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by gegtik 9mo ago
I assumed he was talking about desktop OS
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by gegtik 9mo ago
I think it's a cool idea!
51.
by gegtik 10mo ago
uv can install a version of python of your choosing in addition to pulling the specific versions of libraries specified in your lockfile. it's extremely dummy-resistant.
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by gegtik 10mo ago
DiRT games hit hard
53.
by gegtik 10mo ago
I'll be honest, after seeing a nightmare situation where a smartring battery inflated and cut off circulation to a finger, I will never ever buy a ring with a battery in it.
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by gegtik 1y ago
git bisect gets interesting when API signatures change over a history - when this does happen, I find myself writing version-checking facades to invoke the "same" code in whatever way is legal
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by gegtik 1y ago
Yes. poetry & pyenv was already a big improvement, but now uv wraps everything up, and additionally makes "temporary environments" possible (eg. `uv run --with notebook jupyter-notebook` to run a notebook with my project depen
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by gegtik 1y ago
azure tools also support JMESPath
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by gegtik 1y ago
excellent i was wondering what reddit might think
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by gegtik 3y ago
if you can dream it, you can type it into a chatgpt text prompt!
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by gegtik 3y ago
what happens if you need to heat your house and it's below -10?
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by gegtik 4y ago
3 cheers for useful defaults

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