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by jen20 6mo ago
I can second that. I spend a lot of time in Detroit and its suburbs (though don't live there) and have yet to feel unsafe despite dire warnings from all kinds of people. There are definitely areas to avoid, but that is equally true of
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by jen20 6mo ago
Why? It's a fine city to live in, if you can deal with the cold a few months a year.
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by jen20 7mo ago
> I have the most respect for apps I can use on MacOS, Windows, and Linux - with the same hotkey/user experience on all platforms, equitably - and the least respect for apps which 'only run on one of them', since that is o
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by jen20 7mo ago
New York City seems to be a counterexample - gelato and ice cream stores everywhere that seem to do decent trade year-round...
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by jen20 7mo ago
Not exactly, but plenty will just sell everything to data brokers.
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by jen20 7mo ago
I do the same, and seem to have a much higher hit rate (or a much lower acceptable baseline!)
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by jen20 7mo ago
The simplest answer is they are voluntarily being scum and selling user data to make a quick buck. It’s almost universally true.
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by jen20 7mo ago
> You think you look good if you say “hey, the Poles had this really good idea, how about we do the same”? Yes. > You think if there was any will wouldn’t the whole EU use whatever the Estonians are doing very well? Using the Estonian
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by jen20 7mo ago
Live Ultimate Edition for Developers.
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by jen20 7mo ago
You can still use it with an OpenAI subscription (for now at least), and the models aren't substantially worse.
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by jen20 7mo ago
> You aren't paying to be using that limit all of the time. The erosion of the norm of things doing what they advertise rather than being weasel-worded BS is particularly unfortunate, and leads to claims like this.
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by jen20 7mo ago
You can already do that though? [1] [1]: https://docs.ollama.com/integrations/claude-code
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by jen20 7mo ago
I very much doubt Anthropic devs are metered, somehow.
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by jen20 7mo ago
(I mostly agree with you, but) devils advocate: most people already do that with dependencies, so why not move the line even further up?
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by jen20 7mo ago
Also unintentionally reveals something: > Write commit messages as a human developer would — describe only what the code change does. That's not what a commit message is for, that's what the diff is for. The commit message shou
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by jen20 7mo ago
I've had it do it occasionally in all of Ghostty, iTerm2 and Prompt 3 (via SSH, not sure what terminal emulator that uses under the hood)
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by jen20 7mo ago
One only need look at the job postings for Apple to see quite how common Java backend is there.
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by jen20 7mo ago
This indicates effectively trivial use instead of seeing a laptop as a business tool. "Write on paper" when you're on a consulting site for a client is not an option - much less when you bill by the hour. I've actually h
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by jen20 7mo ago
I'm not even talking about onsite repairs, just about getting a new laptop to use. I have indeed had my laptop repaired very quickly in the UK though (I still order them with British keyboards as 30 years of muscle memory does not go a
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by jen20 7mo ago
Probably not looking in the right places then. The over 50s are a prime candidate (also for Facebook addiction, but largely reposting nonsense from cable news).
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by jen20 7mo ago
TIL Lunar... and it solves at least three different problems I have. Looking forward to playing with it when I'm back at my desk tomorrow!
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by jen20 7mo ago
> a few days later i had a new one This really sums up the reason I stuck with MacBook hardware even during the dark days of the end of the Intel era: I can have a new MacBook in basically any moderately developed city in the world insid
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by jen20 7mo ago
A good option here is to use MagSafe for charging. I don't think I've ever plugged anything into the USB-C port on my iPhone.
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by jen20 7mo ago
OK, so what have you used? Makes, models and years would be ideal.
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by jen20 7mo ago
> is the concern less about decrypting traffic and more about using the router as a foothold for surveillance, disruption, or access to poorly secured internal systems? That should probably be the technical concern. Even if you have traf
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by jen20 7mo ago
> or even cable television to nearly (any?) degree 24-hour commercial cable news (in the US) is the original sin of addictive media.
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by jen20 7mo ago
This was added as built-in functionality in Sequoia, not Tahoe. Personally I still use Magnet, which has worked well for over a decade and has a few more options.
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by jen20 7mo ago
I personally worked on several server-side Swift projects at Apple.
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by jen20 7mo ago
"Terminally online" does not mean "uses the internet a lot".
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by jen20 7mo ago
> I would argue that LLMs are actually smarter than the majority of humans right now This (surprisingly common) view belies a wild misunderstanding of how LLMs work.

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