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hrimfaxi
10mo ago
Thanks for the details!
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hrimfaxi
10mo ago
Can you speak more to the code server and domain set up? How do you get it to auto provision subdomains?
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hrimfaxi
10mo ago
It seems like using a model to create regexes that match your transactions might be worthwhile.
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10mo ago
The problem is other kids will get real phones and use them to talk to each other and your kid will be left out. And unlike the old days, kids can't just ring up the house line to chat.
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hrimfaxi
10mo ago
Longs don't have to deliver but take delivery so that adds more to the confusion.
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10mo ago
Where is the source for the claim that JPMorgan has to deliver silver it doesn't have?
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10mo ago
I too have observed that aider seems to use significantly less context than claude code though I have found myself drifting from its use more and more in favor of claude code as skills and such have been added. I may have to revisit it soon
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10mo ago
I really loved the previous design with the physical numpad and it seems they've opened up the platform to support more applications beyond a few blessed ones (like Signal in the past). Really put off by this though: > If you don’t
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10mo ago
What point are you trying to make? Any company offering above market compensation is engaging in illegal activity?
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10mo ago
Venmo publishes raw unencrypted transaction data? Or are you referring to their social network features?
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10mo ago
> pathologizing the speaker/writer does not contribute to anything either so my recommendation is to leave those out as well.
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10mo ago
I don't think they are similar. Public feeds would enable someone to document and sell people's whereabouts in real time. The fact that I could do the same or go back and look later is no defense.
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10mo ago
An explanation is not a justification.
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10mo ago
Is it more symmetrical? I know in theory we all can continuously download and datamine these video feeds but can everyone really?
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10mo ago
The mechanism of invocation is important. Most programs allow you to set the logging verbosity at invocation. Libraries may provide an interface to do so but their entry points tend to be more numerous.
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10mo ago
Who maintains this trust score? How is it communicated to other agents?
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10mo ago
How are comments handled on proposals? Are you the final authority on the standard or is there some community consensus?
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10mo ago
How do you avoid downloading the whole haystack to search through the data? How does the hierarchy work? I have to keep a bunch of .txt files updated in my web root? Doesn't this require essentially mirroring the inventory db as text f
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10mo ago
> Even more recently we had this with radiologists, a profession that was supposed to be crushed by deep learning and neural networks. A quick Google search says an average radiologist in the US currently makes between $340,000 to $500,0
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10mo ago
I found this to really put into words my distaste for the corporate cutesy speak. The ending lines really drive the point home.
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Uh oh: the infantilization of failure
(joanwestenberg.com)
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10mo ago
Seems like it was about 3 hours?
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10mo ago
Is that a big distinction? Is there anything limiting the states from preempting municipalities and levying at the state level?
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10mo ago
At a certain scale the CEO's time is likely better spent dictating the dashboard they want rather than implementing it themselves. But I guess to your point, the future may allow for the dictation to be the creation.
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10mo ago
The trash search thing varies by state at least.
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10mo ago
> Over a 100-year period, SF6 is 23,500 times more effective at trapping infrared radiation than an equivalent amount of carbon dioxide (CO2). SF6 is also a very stable chemical, with an atmospheric lifetime of greater than 1,000 years.
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11mo ago
For enterprise deals.
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11mo ago
My favorite retort to that is, "I don't have to know how to fix it to know my arm is broken."
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11mo ago
Humans demand more reliability from our creations than from each other.
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11mo ago
You might like Diarium, a local-first journaling app that will bring up past entries a year later. Since journalling is private, not everyone is comfortable sharing with an email provider.
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