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by jjice 5mo ago
But I use it every day without plugins. Seriously though, I agree with your sentiment that community plugin security can and needs to be improved, but how does someone saying they use it every day "disregard software usability as a for
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by jjice 5mo ago
My guess is that they expose first party skills and maybe other agent friendly docs? Not positive though.
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by jjice 5mo ago
Please tell which ones! I be lots of great memories of the late aughts and CN flash games
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by jjice 5mo ago
No matter the medium, backups are a must.
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by jjice 5mo ago
There are many anittrust arguments that can be taken up against Apple, but I don't see how this is one of them. They're adding a feature to add a QR/bar code to the wallet app. It's a very minor feature. As for sherlocki
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by jjice 5mo ago
I can't speak for all things, but I found that venues will often use like a rotating QR code or rely on NFC. I'm sure if this is something like a ticket for a concert, you'll just rely on the existing pass support from whatev
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by jjice 5mo ago
It makes the git history a bit more confusing to follow if you want to see old changes, but I'm sure a simple wrapper to check for the zig equivalent files as well wouldn't be very difficult.
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by jjice 6mo ago
Very interesting. Is it a noticeably different experience? I've only gone through SFO twice years ago and I don't recall a distinct experience.
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by jjice 6mo ago
Yeah this is bad frugality on their part. I like that term "Maladaptive Frugality" - I think it captures it well. You're focused on the initial cost instead of lifetime cost. If you can afford a higher upfront cost for a lowe
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by jjice 6mo ago
FWIW the Ramsey folks (whom I haven't really listened to in a few years) are cool with buying "frivolous things like fancy coffees" if you're out of debt. Not saying that's right or wrong (I personally think you can
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by jjice 6mo ago
I think I would still take that option, at least partially! Our gas bills where I am have gotten awful in recent years after the gas company separated from it's parent and all the homes (apartments) around here have god awful insulatio
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by jjice 6mo ago
I had a very similar experience and still catch myself on occasion. Even with my "higher" spending, it's still lower than most. I hadn't realized, but I had associated the act of not spending money as righteous, and spen
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by jjice 6mo ago
> But they've been completely hi-jacked, and any modern usage comes from those communities. Couldn't you say the same thing about it breaking out into the wider Gen Z vocabulary as well?
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by jjice 6mo ago
I love this kind of thing so much. One thing I try to keep in mind when doing my own simple file formats is knowing what I would have to do to convert it to a more common format, if I need to for any reason. Knowing I have an "escape p
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by jjice 6mo ago
But a lot of people don't have that effect. So maybe it's not harmful for everyone.
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by jjice 6mo ago
Maybe. I doubt most consumers of sugar free soda are drinking more than 4 (which is already a lot). I have to imagine that, like most things, most people consume them in moderation and have no ill effects. That said, I have to imagine if yo
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by jjice 6mo ago
Both are bad
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by jjice 6mo ago
> 99.6% of them didn't take the insane bet. I don't think the actual bet was insane, but the concept of betting on the weather is insane.
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by jjice 6mo ago
I've been saying it, and I'll keep saying it (as someone who has an opinion backed by very little) - I think Google is incredibly well placed for the future with LLMs. Owning your hardware and your entire stack is huge, especially
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by jjice 6mo ago
That's actually the part that I was getting confused by. Does everything with a yellow caution sign have to be upgraded together, or can that happen over time? Reading it again, I'm assuming they're overtime and individual up
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by jjice 6mo ago
First off, Framework is maybe the most exciting company I've seen over the last 5 years. My Framework 13 AMD is a wonderful machine. Thank you to your and your team for the incredible work and commitment! Two questions: 1. Will there w
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by jjice 6mo ago
I never used a Mac for my personal machine, but I've always used them as my work machines. I purchased the first generation of the Framework 13 AMD laptops And it's been my personal machine ever since. It's a damn fine machin
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by jjice 6mo ago
With them comparing to Opus 4.5, I find it hard to take some of these in good faith. Opus 4.7 is new, so I don't expect that, but Opus 4.6 has been out for quite some time.
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by jjice 6mo ago
But oh my god, do you remember how good it felt to finally fix it? The euphoria I felt after fixing bugs that I stayed up late working on is like nothing else.
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by jjice 6mo ago
An absolute classic! Was just telling a buddy about this one the other day while talking about The Egg by Andy Weir (another short story I really enjoy). Every time I read this one, I get chills at the end. Asimov really was a master.
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by jjice 6mo ago
> But that should not apply to someone taking a tiny thing from it and making their own stuff around it, 10 years maybe Totally agree with that idea.
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by jjice 6mo ago
Like, all together? I'd agree that copyright terms are often much too long, but if you write a book, I'm totally okay with you owning the rights to that and making money off of it for a while.
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by jjice 6mo ago
That one is behind the `hasPremium` feature flag
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by jjice 6mo ago
Agreed. Sounds like a failure of the services, but not MCP. Can't believe in 2026 we don't have better permissions on systems like this.
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by jjice 6mo ago
> In an organisation we can’t limit MCP access. Why not? I'd imagine that you could grant specific permissions upon MCP auth. Is the issue that the services you're using don't support those controls, or is it something els

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