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by hansonkd 1y ago
I wish cursor would let you see how much usage in terms of $$ you have done for your month. Its really hard to see in the dashboard the individual charges tokens, but then there is no cumulative. I haven't been able to find a way to se
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by hansonkd 1y ago
I think the worst part of the autocomplete is when you actually just want to tab to indent a line and it tries to autocomplete something at the end of the line.
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by hansonkd 1y ago
Reminds me of critisms of python decades ago. that you wouldn't understand what the "real code" was doing since you were using a scripting language. But then over the years it showed tremendous value and many unicorns were bu
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by hansonkd 1y ago
Lovable has the worst moat I have ever seen for a company. Our engineer used lovable for about a day, then just cloned the repo and used cursor since it it was much more productive.
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by hansonkd 1y ago
I think the biggest failure is on the part of the companies hosting these streams. Its been a while, but I remember seeing streams for Elon offering to "double your bitcoin" and the reasoning was he wanted to increase the adoption
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by hansonkd 1y ago
I think people are misreading this. I said > all comments that cant be reproduced by llm Not remove all comments. meaning if your comment is so low quality that an LLM will generate it for you by reading the code, then it doesn't be
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by hansonkd 1y ago
got me thinking that it would be interesting to remove all comments that cant be reproduced by llm on code base with comments stripped out. If the llm can produce similar enough comment from scratch, would it be better to just have an IDE t
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QSBS Planning Calculator – How many Trusts to pay no capital gains tax?(getdynasty.com)
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by hansonkd 1y ago
I used to live by a busy street in a semi-dense part of town. Cars would be going around 45mph. When I moved from that apartment after 4 years. I was shocked by the amount of black dust covering everything. from the walls to the shelves and
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by hansonkd 1y ago
To the point of the article: A lot of Quakers dont label their worship as meditation. The point of quaker worship is to open your heart to "listen". The point of meditation is often mindfulness. there is some overlap but i think i
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by hansonkd 1y ago
and GQL with reflection?
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by hansonkd 2y ago
The CSRF token can have nothing to do with the cookie session information. you can store CSRF as a separate cookie. You can validate the CSRF is valid by keeping a key on your server and matching that the token you get can be derived from t
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by hansonkd 2y ago
You don't need to store CSRF in sessions. Django doesn't by default. CSRF token can be entirely separate from sessions.
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by hansonkd 2y ago
> stores it on the server somewhere you don't need to store anything on the server. cookies for that domain are sent with the request and it is enough for the server to check its cookie with the csrf request data. browsers would sen
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by hansonkd 2y ago
I like to tell people if you go to a carpenter to build a table, you'll get a wooden table. If you go to a stone cutter, you'll get a marble table. If you go to a welder, you'll get a metal table. The trick is to know who to
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by hansonkd 2y ago
In california (and i would have guessed nationally) at least you do need a long form test in order to get control prescription like adderall. But the test is more of a "video game" style that tests your attention
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by hansonkd 2y ago
> specialist equipment is needed to cut a record I remember there was a Soviet practice of cutting records into old XRays (called "ribs") as a way to bootleg them. I think those cutting machines were made from retrofitted old p
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by hansonkd 2y ago
In the soup story the villagers freely gave up their carrots and onions and the travelers didn't give any guarantees that they wouldn't be consumed. In the AI analogy, it is a bit closer in my mind if the travelers would say &quot
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by hansonkd 2y ago
Really excited to see this project gain traction. > Note that this graph is generated remotely with the contents of your `tach.toml` Isn't shipping off parts of your codebase to a 3rd party without warning in the CLI a security risk
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by hansonkd 2y ago
Why doesn't it just communicate a unique conversation ID and then use a backchannel like opening up a web connection instead? It is supposing that you are able to make a call but not connect to the internet?
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by hansonkd 2y ago
Related numberphile video which goes into a different variation of using all digits in ascending and descending order: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ruC5A9EzzE but in this case there is a unsolved gap!
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by hansonkd 2y ago
> which approach is actually easier, more cost-effective, and energy-efficient? I think you are asking the wrong question. The right question is: "Which approach will people use?" Doesn't matter if it is the easiest cheape
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by hansonkd 2y ago
TBH kind of disappointed by how little it distorts, especially for cities with stereotypically difficult travel times by car like LA. almost loos like random distortions as opposed to something to pattern match. Really the only thing notice
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by hansonkd 2y ago
> It seems like suddenly half the internet forgot about the term "user-agent", which up until recently was almost always our browsers, but sometimes feed readers, which was acceptable it seems. Was it really "suddenly&quot
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by hansonkd 2y ago
> This is cynical and more frequently wrong that right If you are joining a startup as an employee and expecting your equity to worth something its important to be aware of the risks. And trying to sell as an ex-employee is a Risk. Maybe
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by hansonkd 2y ago
> We are curious if this type of distinction between current and former employees is typical for post-IPO RSU settlements. I'm watching this thread, but just as a reminder that it benefits the company to be as vague and complicated
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by hansonkd 2y ago
Yes. The person who wanted a single family house with easy parking moves out of the way for other people who don't have those requirements and frees up more space for businesses and apartments who prioritize being in the center as oppo
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by hansonkd 2y ago
> If I live in single family housing that is adjacent to a business district and I have no driveway then street parking can be pretty efficient. You are the one who chose the house. if you have a single family house with no driveway you
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by hansonkd 2y ago
I agree with you, but just to play devils advocate: use the property you are permitted to use and build parking on your own property. If you can't fit a garage or parking space on your land, you didn't think through the purchase f
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by hansonkd 2y ago
I had the opposite reaction. seems like a cheap knockoff of v0, just styled worse. Even the name. (at least the name v0 makes sense). Kind of put me off of using the product because it seemed like they just put "Build me a v0 clone wit

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