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by leros 2mo ago
I think this test is very flawed because you don't just do this kind of work in a solid 24 hours. You plant a few growth seeds, wait a while, see how it performed, learn, try something else, repeat. It would be more interesting if it h
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by leros 2mo ago
I think this test is very flawed because you don't just do this kind of work in a solid 24 hours. You plant a few growth seeds, wait a while, see how it performed, repeat.
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by leros 2mo ago
Opus has been great for me on building simple features or adding new things. Fable has been significantly better for things like "there are subtle bugs in this complex interface I can't figure out, find them". Opus gets a rou
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by leros 2mo ago
Max 5X. I have plenty of headroom coding using Opus all day so I figured I may as well use Fable a bit. I have found Fable to do a much better job of understanding a codebase and avoiding subtle bugs.
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by leros 2mo ago
I've been using Fable for planning and Opus for coding
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by leros 2mo ago
I've banned China and Singapore traffic, then seen that traffic pop up from various countries globally. I assume they detect the block and move to rotating proxies.
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by leros 2mo ago
Is anyone using something like this? I'm skeptical of scrapers paying and, if paying, paying enough to make it worthwhile.
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by leros 3mo ago
I had a very similar setup in my college apartment. The main difference is that I had two shelves of plants in shallower tubs. I grew a ton of micro tomatoes and herbs. It was awesome.
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by leros 3mo ago
Yeah, I would call your boat a yacht too because of the sleeping cabin.
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by leros 3mo ago
You get access to Amazon's product API only after showing a certain level of success as an affiliate.
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by leros 3mo ago
What's the definition of a yacht? I used to talk about small yachts like yours until somebody called me out and said boats that small aren't yachts. I looked it up and I'm pretty sure they were right. Buying a boat that size
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by leros 3mo ago
I'm not entirely against it either. I want everyone everywhere to have the best opportunities. I'm ok with things adjusting a little bit globally even if that means my own earnings go down a bit. It is interesting though seeing US
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by leros 3mo ago
I'm worried about off shoring. In the past few years I've consulted or been asked to consult at companies who are either off shoring or have offshored most of their engineering team to places like Ukraine. From what I've seen
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by leros 3mo ago
High skilled welding pays pretty decent too. I know people making $200k doing stuff like welding titanium at chip fabs or stainless steel at rocket factories.
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by leros 3mo ago
Manage your energy, not your output. You have a finite amount of energy per day and you get to decide where to use it.
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by leros 3mo ago
Are they really sharing anything without your consent though? IMDB is part of Amazon.
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by leros 3mo ago
Not personally, but I've got friends who are now giving engineers interviews like "Use Claude Code to understand this codebase and explain it to me" or "Use Claude Code to find the cause of this bug". Those seem pra
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by leros 3mo ago
Gotcha. I don't use iOS so I haven't had that experience. On OSX, Ubuntu, and Android it's been just a few taps to connect to a network printer and install drivers. I think that might be a clue for you. This might be a proble
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by leros 3mo ago
Interesting. I personally don't mind installing drivers as the OS makes it just a few clicks but I'm sure there is an advantage of not having to.
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by leros 3mo ago
These already exist. I see wired ones on Amazon for $50 and wireless ones for $60. Is your device different from what's already on the market?
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by leros 3mo ago
I think you'd have to also support Android apps or something somehow otherwise it's not going to support the apps people rely on and few people will adopt it. The app stores are a big moat today.
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by leros 3mo ago
I regret grinding on classes so much too. In grad school, I was allowed to make one B. Any more and I couldn't graduate. Once I had one class left and made all As, I decided I'd be lazy and get a B. I worked 50% less and still mad
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by leros 3mo ago
Have a well rounded college experience. Make friends, join clubs, do extra-curriculars, etc. Your ability to socialize and work in groups is as equal, if not more important, to your career success as your coding skills.
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by leros 3mo ago
Sending a couple of personalized hand written emails or LinkedIn messages per day works. Spinning up an email system to mass cold email just lands you in spam and is generally a waste of time.
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by leros 3mo ago
It's against their terms to use the subscriptions for business use. You have to use their more expensive per usage payment model. Having a bunch of subscriptions looks like you're circumventing that.
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by leros 3mo ago
I'll tell you I upgraded from the $20 Claude plan to the $100 plan after I started using Claude Design. I was routinely spending $10-20 of extra usage per day. The $20 plan was enough for my coding alone.
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by leros 3mo ago
Meta has hit me with over 1,000 requests per second. Luckily it tripped my rate limiting but geez.
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by leros 3mo ago
I haven't looked at it in over a year. I haven't bothered trying to ask a question in 10 years. They were killing themselves before AI by being openly hostile to people asking questions.
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by leros 3mo ago
I'm normally not a fan of AI being shoved into products but I love it in PostHog. I can ask it a product question, ask it to slice and dice data, etc and it does a really good job of sifting through my events, doing analysis, building
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by leros 3mo ago
If you're non-technical and just wanting to play around with UI, I highly suggest you explore Claude Design. It's programming under the hood to make prototypes, but the coding is 100% hidden away from you. It can help you explore

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