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by lelandfe 4mo ago
Buy a lantern and start holding it up to your coworkers’ faces saying you’re looking for a good coder
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
The entire franchise is filled with what one would consider objectively bad designs It makes for a deeply unique experience overall Perhaps the one you’d most object to is the DS1 DLC, that people paid money for, lacking instructions for ac
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
Yes, because under the hood it’s much more than just text. It’s not hard to imagine dozens if not hundreds of elements are contained within each prompt+reply pair. I bet there’s also some React performance issues involved here too There are
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
Sometimes human writers sit down to write and accidentally end up verbatim reproducing an NYT paywalled article, too, and no one bats an eye, but AI does it and allll of a sudden we’re in court? Poppycock!
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
Claude meanwhile just auto closes all issues because they simply don’t triage ~anything. There’s been countless instances of this horrifying issue created for over a year now: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code&#
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
I believe this is because they don’t lazyload the document. The entire conversation sits in the DOM.
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
I only know of one https://komonews.com/news/local/twitter-shutdown-seattle-off...
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
Psst, you have a merge conflict in your text
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
Care to give us the bits you found interesting in the paper to spare me plonking down £6? Would hate to dissect this just off a paragraph.
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
And the mid point, Bowling Alone https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bowling_Alone
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
> If a stranger wants to talk to me in the city, either they're looking for directions (happy to help!), or they are deeply confused about appropriate social behavior in crowded spaces A neat summary of the article. Talk to the old
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
I'm reading it now and am enjoying it!
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
One of the first things I do on any Mac device is to disable Spotlight, install and bind Alfred to Cmd-Space, and then change Finder's preferences so that Cmd-F searches the current directory.
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
The amount of applications on the average consumer's laptop is such a tiny space to search over that there really is no excuse for this being anything other than instant. iOS and macOS suffer this too, it's like I open search and
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
Illegal or foreign-born? (Not that I trust the current HUD at all)
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
I’m sure it wasn’t the intent but the halo really makes him look like a saint
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
evokes something different/doesn't exist At minimum that link does not describe a project and does not use that Proper Noun
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
Likely because they said Project 2027 which is something different
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
“And as for B, well, your guess is as good as mine”
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
Fair enough!
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
They should address that, then. It's still not trampolining on a so-called brand, which as far as I can tell does not exist.
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
57 lines of CSS and the only distinguishing characteristic, the use of Deja Vu Sans Mono, isn't present. This is trampolining on his "brand" as much as my text editor is
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
This isn’t scroll hijacking You can scroll normally, with all your favorite keys, or go super fast to the bottom It’s just scroll animations. Bad ones, admittedly.
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
I've been mentally preparing to read about the world's first unlivable hyper-heatwave for my whole adult life, it feels like.
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
> People say Electron is heavy and not great, but it's also the fastest way to support Mac, Windows, and Linux all at once Websites have actually long been a great cross-platform mechanism Just a shame about the giant browser you ha
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
I suppose watermarks are metadata. Never considered it that way.
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/13371 > Additional bypass examples that all execute without permission: > echo test ; git rm file.txt > rm --force --recursive /home (if "rm
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
> Use CSS nesting to avoid writing “far reaching” selectors and style component-per-component I view nesting as a footgun. I recommend trying to restrain all CSS to one selector, and to instead view additional qualifiers as an escape hat
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
Which part got you the most amped - "health crisis?"
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by lelandfe 4mo ago
My skepticism of the marketability of this idea deepens

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