hakunin

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by hakunin 2mo ago
Unfortunately, not well suited for stealth use cases for personal automation. Here's a comparison to an mcp tool that allows driving your live safari via osascript: [1]: https://github.com/achiya-automation/safari-
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by hakunin 2mo ago
I wonder how would this work in terms of fairness to the team that's likely to win. If a match is abandoned, what does it mean for progressing in a tournament, etc. Could there be a perverse incentive to cause a black card to abort a l
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by hakunin 2mo ago
Yeah, I'm familiar with this effect, and the power of sugar tracking. However, my story played out differently so far. I've always been a hardcore night owl. Since having kids, my sleep went completely down the drain and stayed th
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by hakunin 2mo ago
If I was using React, I'd probably like this tool too. The best counter to "community supported" is "so conceptually simple and small that it doesn't need a community". But perhaps that's kind why I'm
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by hakunin 2mo ago
Yeah, I only see anecdotal evidence of Apple Watch helping people: individual heavily-promoted stories. Still, on a personal level, having my health data over time is something I find interesting to collect. Things like my sleep, gym heartr
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by hakunin 2mo ago
A lot of the time the choice comes down to abundance of resources and community support. So if we're comparing tools (e.g. jsxstyle vs tailwind) maybe Tailwind could actually win on those parameters (no actual idea, just guessing based
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by hakunin 2mo ago
I got a battery replacement instead, and still use 13 pro, works like new.
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by hakunin 2mo ago
I wouldn't mind this (a ring is another option), but 1) you can disable notifications, which I tend to do and 2) the problem is that all independent experiments keep claiming that almost everything is inaccurate out there, and Apple Wa
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by hakunin 2mo ago
I think Apple Watch is a great device for wearing to gym, to sleep, and somewhat during the day + occasional quick text reply maybe, and otherwise forgetting all about it, because the true value lies in what's being collected in the He
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by hakunin 2mo ago
I only do front-end dev occasionally, but these are my 3 goto articles that make me lean towards not using Tailwind: 1: https://www.zolkos.com/2025/12/03/vanilla-css-is-all-you-nee... 2: https://ww
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by hakunin 2mo ago
I've made a personal doc tool based on Mistral OCR API at first, and then switched to Gemini Flash for the same price inline, or half price using batch API, and the difference is night and day. Mistral doesn't even come close on a
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by hakunin 2mo ago
There are also skills that help LLM do the thing it can do without the skill, but faster (by cutting out unnecessary discovery). I guess for such skills the fail case is "being slow"? I imagine many fail cases can burn a lot of to
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by hakunin 2mo ago
> What happened in 1600s has zero bearing on what happens today Unchecked ignorance. What relevant examples of getting away with corruption can we glean from a pre-enlightenment, pre-formal-police, pre-constitution, pre-checks-and-balanc
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by hakunin 2mo ago
> He isn't saying they won't prosecute > That was the direct context of his statement. He prosecuted them, and chose fines over criminal punishments. If this was due to maliciousness or corruption, I'm glad that whoever
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by hakunin 2mo ago
I'll be more specific. Let's take revolving door. Who would you want to be in charge of regulating an industry, a person who knows it inside out or a newcomer who has no idea how anything works? How would the latter have any hope
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by hakunin 2mo ago
Not sure how we can just go ahead and slice up the world into "tightly-knit communities", but even if we could, there's domestic violence, feuding, and mafia that arises just fine in those environments.
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by hakunin 2mo ago
That's kind of my point. This was a descriptive, not a prescriptive statement, of a real problem. He literally says that it is concerning that prosecuting large institutions can cause economic harm. He isn't saying they won't
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by hakunin 2mo ago
How do we determine that there’s corruption? If we did that by just pointing out that something looks or feels like it, why not treat all crime this way? There is a reason we created a judicial system. Things very often look and feel comple
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by hakunin 2mo ago
That's literally not what I said. Your position seems to be that if it can be corruption, it is corruption.
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by hakunin 2mo ago
You listed a bunch of things only some of which are bad, and none of which are clearly corrupt. Did you know that things can be bad, and still not corrupt? When you delete a customer database at work, it doesn't have to be because you&
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by hakunin 2mo ago
Observant people pointing out corruption is not corruption. Real prosecuted corruption exists. That's why we have courts. Otherwise, it's conjecture that everyone is too eager to believe. Any behavior that can be explained, among
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by hakunin 2mo ago
No, what got Trump elected is both the republicans falling in line en masse, and the lefty populists backstabbing democrats the entire time it was happening. This is why republicans support DSA — it helps democrats lose. Mainstream democrat
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by hakunin 2mo ago
No, the word is _real_. What we had before is a normal amount of corruption. There's no such thing as having zero crime. Just like we can say that air travel is safe, despite there being incidents, we can say there is no corruption, de
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by hakunin 2mo ago
What exactly was corrupt with WMD debacle? There were multiple investigations that found that this is an analytical error, not corruption.
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by hakunin 2mo ago
I get where you're coming from (been there too). Bad news is, you're probably in the midpoint of that meme bell curve. Grown up structures and institutions are designed well, with accountability built-in. Many many good people wor
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by hakunin 2mo ago
When I hear people making these claims (all unproven theories, or misrepresentation of what really happens), I want to know: what happened in democratic administrations that went in favor of a large corporate donor and against the public? A
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by hakunin 2mo ago
Saying “US corruption isn’t new” is a truism. There are probably isolated incidents, and many unproven theories, but everyone is quick to agree with this statement because it’s a common feeling everyone has now for some reason. The reality
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Ringbinder – Lowkey Best Tool for Personal Docs(max.engineer)
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by hakunin 2mo ago
I'm very surprised to realize that entertaining a thought of all AI going away is giving me a sense of… relief. I've been embracing AI, and did not expect this feeling at all.
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by hakunin 2mo ago
Some of it, unfortunately. Hard to keep up with the good parts while avoiding the bad.

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