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hanszarkov
1y ago
Tried this, no joy. I created a CORE API key from my workspace->API page, configured MCP with Claude Desktop, I get this: "You didn't provide an API key...You can obtain an API key from https://platform.openai.com&#x
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hanszarkov
1y ago
Does this work with Claude?
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hanszarkov
2y ago
Tesla makes great products.
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hanszarkov
2y ago
Fascinating read. Never knew about these 'aggregate' organisms.
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hanszarkov
2y ago
But what I do have are a very particular set of skills, skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you
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hanszarkov
2y ago
I have experienced the same thing 100 plus times
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hanszarkov
2y ago
Framemaker was great, was the tool used by most US military contractors in 90s. Many well known aircraft were designed using this document tool. I still try to configure MS Word to work like it.
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hanszarkov
2y ago
>The world probably has never been as peaceful as in the last 50 years or so. Peaceful? As in Russia, Ukraine, Israel, Gaza, Iran? Brazil is at great risk also. I don't think so.
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hanszarkov
3y ago
I like the show so far. I did read the books several times because they are incredible. I think its better for people to think of this (or any film based on other media) as someone's adaptation. I wonder if the expectations for such en
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hanszarkov
3y ago
Perhaps based on land rovers...
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3y ago
This
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3y ago
While I agree with most of the ideas here, the statement of "...than a gas-guzzling H3" is just sensational. Sure the Hummer line in general was not good on gas, but most folks, including these folks don't know that most H3
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hanszarkov
3y ago
This 100%, I have a similar experience.
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hanszarkov
3y ago
Concur, Jetty has been faster than Tomcat in my experience. Undertow seems even faster in my testing.
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hanszarkov
3y ago
This isn't factual, Spring and Boot have been 100% annotation configurable for almost a decade. The Spring documentation I read has zero XML.
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hanszarkov
3y ago
yes, also add cryptographic complexity, don't think that qualifies either.
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hanszarkov
3y ago
I've used the BSON Java ObjectId for distributed primary key generation for a long time. Really useful for distributed systems.
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3y ago
with full spy mode!
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hanszarkov
3y ago
I'm one engineer that won't be buying a Mazda
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3y ago
you've never seen remote X, it was a decade ahead of RDP
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hanszarkov
3y ago
False, I've done remote XDMCP in the early 2000s and it worked well on dial up.
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3y ago
Sick people
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3y ago
This.
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3y ago
> You can't cover up your crimes by arresting the criminal you > did the crimes with and then saying he's got no credibility > because he's a criminal. Yep, 100%
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3y ago
None of these are unique to San Francisco
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3y ago
dogs, camping out-at-home, and sledding with kids, baseball/catch. I practice my golf swing in the summer, family fun
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4y ago
Part of the Motorcycle Safey Foundation (MSF) curriculum since at least the 1990s: "push left go left, push right go right"
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hanszarkov
4y ago
That book by Leslie Keane is honest journalism, a fair treatment, I liked it.
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hanszarkov
4y ago
You misunderstood - its the "ratio of people talking" that is poor
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4y ago
Funny stuff here, this is a long & opinionated rant against null or undefined pointer references in favor of functional. Little to do with functional programming - aside from how it handles this same construct. > you can’t have a res
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