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by interstice 6mo ago
A slower background transcode usually doesn't matter, but a faster transcode that stops important processes running in the meantime might. This is usually fixable with effort, but sometimes it's nice to not have to configure every
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by interstice 6mo ago
This is more helpful when software doesn't just pin the first 4 available cores at 100% to get things done.
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by interstice 6mo ago
It's disappointing to me that a completely factual personal experience can be relayed with zero spin – and yet some of the replies act as if it's 100% spin without any factual evidence. Some people seem to prefer to respond to an
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by interstice 6mo ago
Also mentioned was that more evidence is not hard to find
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by interstice 6mo ago
Would love to find more books like Blindsight, something about the way it described agency without consciousness was both creepy and extremely memorable.
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by interstice 6mo ago
While this is neat and I love the idea of these glasses and wanted to buy a pair, the reports of delivery and quality issues in the subreddit put me off until things stabilise a bit.
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by interstice 6mo ago
The difference between armchair pricing advice (and the advice of literature on the subject) vs the actual experience of trying to action said advice has lead me to question my sanity more than once.
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by interstice 6mo ago
I've never found cloud anything to beat the speed (and price) of a well placed server. DO has always been a bit rich for my blood though, and even a low cost hetzner VPS has less cores than I remember seeing at the same price a decade
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by interstice 6mo ago
Scrabble is 250-280k uk edition - wouldn't want to go too much beyond that I suspect. Where'd 10 mil come from?
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by interstice 7mo ago
This thread has turned into a great resource! build123d has been my favourite conceptually so far (it's just Python) but vcad looks very clean too. I like the abuse of + and - in both of these for booleans.
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by interstice 7mo ago
I've had a few experiences in France, as recently as a month ago. Not speaking French (I do not) is not generally a problem, no one seems to mind. What some parts of Europe do mind is being too... How do I put this politely... Obviousl
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by interstice 7mo ago
Glad to know I'm not the only one that thinks along these lines, and presumably by extension that teleportation by delete and rebuild mechanics would be mass murder. You might no longer be you in the sense of you behave quite different
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by interstice 7mo ago
I've found recent versions of Claude and codex to be reluctant in this regard. They will recognise the problem they created a few minutes ago but often behave as if someone else did it. In many ways that's true though, I suppose.
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by interstice 7mo ago
Not get stuck on an incorrect train of thought, not ignore core instructions in favour of training data like breaking naming conventions across sessions or long contexts, not confidently state "I completely understand the problem and t
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by interstice 7mo ago
I've just come off a 2 month bender using Claude Code for, well, far too much. I had 5 instances running at once for days on end. It felt amazing, it felt like flying. And then something gave way and I couldn't focus on anything f
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by interstice 7mo ago
It is the users responsibility to operate foot guns responsibly.
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by interstice 7mo ago
Nzer but some cultural overlap between here and Aus, that’s far too advanced. Auckland for eg has almost unusable busses and trains but the answer to congestion is apparently to make it impossible to park in the cbd, rather than make any ac
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by interstice 7mo ago
Isn’t that just editing the main Claude.md? A bit loose but I’ve been getting Claude to edit its own settings a fair bit.
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by interstice 7mo ago
Like, modern and understandable? I ask because English from more than a few hundred years ago is basically gibberish so I’m curious about languages where that didn’t happen.
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by interstice 7mo ago
Would be nice if they added some more detail about the battery like dimensions and weight, or did I miss that part.
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by interstice 7mo ago
Not to mention so many ads it’s no longer usable.
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by interstice 8mo ago
I built one of these and I really wanted to love it, but in the end gave up because I just couldn't get comfortable with 3+ layers. On the lookout for a reasonably aesthetic TKL split - at least until I give in and make my own.
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by interstice 8mo ago
This is my favourite way to iterate, but the hard lesson is at some point after trying a bunch of things comes the Big Cleanup (tm). Is that a potential issue for this with Zig?
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by interstice 8mo ago
So if it can generate exactly what you had in mind based presumably on the most subtle of cues like your personal quirks from a few sentences that could be _terrifying_, right?
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by interstice 8mo ago
Doesn't this mean the ones that should be really worried are the project managers, since the SWE has better understanding over what's being done and can now orchestrate from a PM level?
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My Airships – My "No. 9," the Little Runabout(en.wikisource.org)
1 points by interstice 8mo ago|0 comments
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by interstice 8mo ago
Isn’t that carcinogenic?
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by interstice 9mo ago
The dropdown systems are something else, I spent almost as much time on that as I did on the rest of the interface when I tried Shadcn.
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by interstice 9mo ago
There are dragons here. The hope, presumably, is to be able to describe a solution at a high level and have an AI figure out the details instead of a developer (or detail oriented) person. The problem I can see with this is ownership over t
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by interstice 10mo ago
Kinda odd they didn't call it masonry given it's already been called that forever. At least grid-lanes is reasonably self explanatory.

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