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by hn_throw2025 1y ago
The difference being that we can elect new governments every 5 years with the power to repeal laws, if something is sufficiently unpalatable to the population. Our rulemakers are not immune to voter displeasure. Try that with the Commission
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by hn_throw2025 1y ago
I have a workflow that also uses micro commits. I keep my older JetBrains IDE open at the same time. Using feature branches liberally, any successful interaction between me and the LLM in Cursor results in a micro commit. I use the Cursor
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by hn_throw2025 1y ago
Because if you’re paying for your own subscription, it’s a way to control costs. If you know how to use it properly, it’s possible to stay within the $20/month spend. Just not if you are tossing trivial tasks to Claude4/GeminiPro
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by hn_throw2025 1y ago
This is only effectively a problem for a handful of MS vendored extensions.
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by hn_throw2025 1y ago
It should at least not be allowed to police itself in the first instance, as we saw with the Edwards case.
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by hn_throw2025 1y ago
Some of those criticisms are out of date. > It also requires a binary to run, which would require different builds for each architecture deployed to. https://www.prisma.io/blog/from-rust-to-typescript-a-new-cha... &
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by hn_throw2025 1y ago
They're not still Stack Ranking, are they? Crazy.
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by hn_throw2025 1y ago
I have had issues in the past. I was working for a while yesterday and began to feel the discomfort and tension start, so immediately put on the brace I keep handy : https://www.muellersportsmed.com/b2c-us/en/Open
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by hn_throw2025 1y ago
That wasn’t really the point I was getting at, but as you asked… The reading doesn’t involve much more than a cursory (no pun intended) glance, and I didn’t test more than I would have tested something I had written manually.
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by hn_throw2025 1y ago
I think you’re right, and perhaps it’s time for the “autocomplete on steroids” tag to be retired, even if something approximating that is happening behind the scenes. I was converting a bash script to Bun/TypeScript the other day. I wa
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by hn_throw2025 1y ago
> doing the opposite of what it was founded for, which was to end european wars The European Coal and Steel Community was created in 1952, to make it harder for members to have the independent industrial capacity to mobilise against each
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by hn_throw2025 1y ago
I started out trying to use my ChatGPT subscription as you describe, but then migrated to Cursor. It suits my workflow a lot better because I can reject suggestions easily, or accept partial diffs. I can approve certain chunks but instruct
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by hn_throw2025 1y ago
I think you’re misunderstanding the context I was replying to. Of course a minor third is important to a minor scale. But if the underlying harmony happens to be a major chord, then the minor third is dissonant relative to the harmony. I re
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by hn_throw2025 1y ago
Very true. I could probably do much of this stuff with Home Assistant, but it’s always a bit too far down the todo list. One day…
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by hn_throw2025 1y ago
IMHO that’s a narrow definition of the Blues, and the genre is much wider. From the top of my head, I’m thinking of BB King playing “The Thrill is Gone”. Still blues, but in a minor key. Definitely not major chords with an added minor seven
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by hn_throw2025 1y ago
Power chords are also common when guitars are played with distortion, like most of this Nirvana album. R 5 R - the intervals are far enough apart that in this powerchord that they don’t clash harmonically. R 3 5 R - the third is too close t
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by hn_throw2025 1y ago
I’m more positive about shortcuts and looking for ways to integrate it with my home automation. I think it’s pretty cool that I can make a shortcut connect to a host on my home network via ssh and execute a command. To just trigger that usi
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by hn_throw2025 1y ago
Interesting site. It would be good to differentiate between Denial of Service (DoS) and Denial of Wallet (DoW). The contributors are running into one of the many common tradeoffs of Serverless, an inability to set spending caps. I wouldn’t
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by hn_throw2025 1y ago
You are factually accurate. They probably just meant a warning immolation.
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by hn_throw2025 1y ago
The thumbnail might do in case you don’t want to watch the YT video : https://youtu.be/8LO0I8v8EvE?si=y6numFgiqCYd-eLe The placard carried by the individual* said “bring back witch burning… JK”. * I don’t see calling for su
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by hn_throw2025 1y ago
Yay for the energy label! We replaced our old tumble dryer with a modern one. The ones we had to choose from all have the energy sticker and fall into a similar band. Choose a programme, wait a couple of hours, and bam! You can go from wet
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by hn_throw2025 2y ago
Frustrating this law comes from my country, which seems determined (for now) to be at the vanguard of draconian over-reach. It isn't hard to see this being extended to SDRs. I fear for the day that the state insists on limiting our com