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by indemnity 7mo ago
Yeah, no joke. For bald people like myself these headphones are unusable once the mesh stretches enough that the metal bands touch your skull. I could go 30 minutes before the discomfort made me have to take it off. No such issue with the W
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by indemnity 7mo ago
This is 100% already happening. No need to worry about licensing or dependencies any more, just have the LLM launder it into a plausibly different structure!
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by indemnity 7mo ago
There would also be no way China would admit to any breaches.
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by indemnity 7mo ago
I had an Air with the same camera system as the 17e, I believe. Coming from a 15 Pro Max, it was perfectly serviceable if you were happy with the limited zoom options and lack of wide angle shots. I never realized how much I used those two
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by indemnity 8mo ago
This is an insanely privileged post. “Advice for my fellow Ivy/top 10 grads”, is more accurate. Mate, no matter what you do, you will have at a minimum an upper middle class life and a good chance of moving in circles where opportuniti
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by indemnity 8mo ago
You can also add golangci-lint with the modernize linter and tell Claude in CLAUDE.md to run it on every code change as an ambulance at the bottom of the cliff. Won’t stop Claude from writing “old” style, but it will fix the lint errors.
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by indemnity 8mo ago
Whenever I fly to Europe (from New Zealand), I always go via Singapore, I just zip through, everything is convenient and clean. Transiting through the American shitshow that requires clearing immigration again on the other hand…
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by indemnity 8mo ago
> That assumes LLMs are relevant and will be around a year from now. Let’s not forget NFTs. These two things are not alike. At all.
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by indemnity 8mo ago
His PDF toolkit was pretty solid and high quality if you were in the iOS space. He’s not just a “vibe coder”.
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by indemnity 8mo ago
In the age of LLMs I think we are going to see a Cambrian explosion of software. Me personally, I’m writing tools for myself wouldn’t have bothered with before due the the time investment needed.
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by indemnity 8mo ago
Do you feel that a terminal UX will remain your long term interface for Claude Code? Or would you consider a native interface like Codex has built?
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by indemnity 8mo ago
What hardware? Up until a recent BIOS update my X870 board 9950X3D spent 3 minutes of a cold boot training the RAM… then booting up the OS in 4-8 seconds, so my Mac would always win these comparisons. Now it still takes a while at first boo
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by indemnity 8mo ago
You’re still looking at the multi core score, you want this one: https://www.cpubenchmark.net/single-thread/ Where the M5 (non-pro, the one that will be in the next MacBook Air) is on top. When the M5 multicore scores
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by indemnity 8mo ago
Don’t worry, my new M4 doesn’t feel much faster either due to all the corporate crapware. Since Windows Defender got ported to Mac it’s become terrible in I/O and overall responsiveness. Any file operations will consume an entire core
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by indemnity 8mo ago
We’re thinking of sending our son to a highly ranked local private school who has a policy of not doing anything like this with tech. Students are also not allowed personal devices while school is in session, and social media ban for under
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by indemnity 8mo ago
AI music or AI-produced music sounds a bit boring and too-perfect, like auto-tune on steroids. Needs significant human involvement to make it interesting. How long that remains true is another question…
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by indemnity 8mo ago
I had to go to Max, Pro is more like a taster. At work tho we use Claude Code thru a proxy that uses the model hosted on AWS bedrock. It’s slower than consumer direct-to-Anthropic and you have to wait a bit for the latest models (Opus 4.5 t
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by indemnity 8mo ago
When really solid programmers who started skeptical (and even have a ban policy if PR submitters don’t disclose they used AI) now show how their workflows have been improved by AI agents, it may be worth trying to understand what they are d
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by indemnity 8mo ago
Is there a plan like the $100 Claude Max? $200 for ChatGPT Pro is a little bit too much for me. Whereas Claude Max 5x is enough that I don’t really run out with my usage patterns.
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by indemnity 8mo ago
Enabling ADP breaks all kinds of things in Apple’s ecosystem subtly with incredibly arcane errors. I was unable to use Apple Fitness+ on my TV due to it telling me my Watch couldn’t pair with the TV. The problem went away when turning off A
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by indemnity 8mo ago
Instead of speculating you could download and see for yourself that it’s not. It’s by Marcin Krzyzanowski who is all about native iOS and macOS apps.
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by indemnity 9mo ago
Be scared if you want, I am looking forward to the impact it will have on EV cost when they start reaching LFP pack densities. Living outside of the US, we will actually get this tech in our market.
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by indemnity 9mo ago
My grandfather limped his entire life because he contracted polio as a child. He would be amazed at our current epidemic of anti-science stupidity.
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by indemnity 9mo ago
I game at 6K… I don’t play shooters so it’s fine. I turn off VSync, get 100FPS+ in my game of choice (WoW, admittedly and oldish engine). 4090 GPU.
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by indemnity 9mo ago
So you work at the same company I do? They just “upgraded” us to curved Dell UltraWides with a PPI of 110. Unsurprisingly this is not a motivating factor to come back to the office, given I have a 220 PPI 6K at home.
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by indemnity 9mo ago
Which languages would that be? Not being snarky, actually curious.
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by indemnity 9mo ago
Another convert back to the light from the darkness here. My eyes are getting old. Black text on white background is more legible/clear.
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by indemnity 9mo ago
When we built our 2015 house our requirements were simple: well insulated, whole-house ducted heating/cooling, and CAT6 to every room. Everything that has an Ethernet port gets wired. Our front door still requires physical keys. Our TV
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by indemnity 9mo ago
To add insult to injury, I recently connected my headphones to my Windows gaming PC. Sounded absolutely amazing, no skipping or crackling no matter what I was doing on the PC, nor how heavy I was cranking it. Quality was better than on macO
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by indemnity 9mo ago
I’m in a market where we can buy the Chinese cars. Lots of hi-res graphics, modern looking interfaces and flashy animations do not good software make. Function > form.

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