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by lkbm 3mo ago
(1982)
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by lkbm 3mo ago
I think software has always been terribly buggy. Back in the day, things would crash (including your entire OS in many cases) all the time. These days, it's more often smaller, stupid UX issues, but that's been the situation for a
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by lkbm 3mo ago
Seems unlikely they'd be this dumb. The way to get us to use more tokens is to make those tokens more useful, not less. Anthropic is full of people (including higher-ups) who know this.
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by lkbm 3mo ago
> The real question is "On my block, what is the probability of any given house having at least one delivery on any given day" In the city, I used to see multiple Amazon delivery trucks per day. On the rural road I now live on
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by lkbm 4mo ago
> If I write stuff on wikipedia, it is opinion of wikipedia That's obviously false, if for no other reason than: > and there is rigorous editorial process, to get my stuff published... There are people who will see and review you
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by lkbm 4mo ago
It seems like implementing HEPA filters in every classrooms has the biggest effect. The kids are spreading disease, infecting their parents, who then infect their coworkers. Nice to see they mention UV, too. Aerolamp[0] is down to ~$500. If
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by lkbm 4mo ago
This is kinda debunked / obviously false. It's almost entirely a land use issue: a building will create a heat island. Data centers aren't using enough energy to make a significant difference. More on it at [0], but it doesn&
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by lkbm 4mo ago
This is how I played Quordle and Octordle, but with just three words (doubt, glyph, raise). Might not scale for all combinations.
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by lkbm 4mo ago
> The entire premise behind AI is that it can amplify (and in some cases) replace human workers. This seems completely backwards to what they're advertising to the enterprise in sales. idgi. I'm pretty sure this is also exactly
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by lkbm 4mo ago
Are you referring how it does a `brew upgrade` when doing a `brew install`? It should tell you how to disable that whenever it happens: > Adjust how often this is run with `$HOMEBREW_AUTO_UPDATE_SECS` or disable with > `$HOMEBREW_NO_A
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by lkbm 4mo ago
Following up with recent news, S&P won't waive the requirements: https://www.spglobal.com/spdji/en/documents/indexnews/announ...
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by lkbm 4mo ago
I don't get it. It's asking the student to write a couple essays/journal entries. There's nothing to "solve". You just write.
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by lkbm 4mo ago
It's kind of weird that I have to install their app on my computer, but recording a short video isn't that big of a deal, IMO. That said, madiganf: I'd recommend poof-reading that Google Doc in the job posting. There were som
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by lkbm 4mo ago
I wouldn't consider "low body weight" to be a habit, but nice to know it's valuable. I feel like these are all pretty much what everyone already believes. It's good to have studies to confirm and quantify the benefi
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by lkbm 4mo ago
I think you're right. Confusingly they reference a 2026 article (which isn't included in their citation list) that allegedly includes "placebo-controlled trial", but I think it might just be [0], which is based on the sa
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by lkbm 5mo ago
This is definitely a concern. We've pretty much always been green, but it's hard to police after you leave, and usually we're gone before Temple Burn. (One year two of our camp mates stayed for Temple Burn and they ended up h
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by lkbm 5mo ago
> If you're getting laid off, the only thing that really matters is the severance package. I don't think this is true. Humans typically prefer "thanks for the hard work, here's your severance" to "you suck,
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by lkbm 5mo ago
Location: Marshall NC Remote: Preferred (some travel is fine) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Typescript/Javascript (React), Postgres, AWS Résumé/CV: https://resume.lucamasters.com/ Email: luca@lucam
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by lkbm 5mo ago
Because we're not here for Reddit jokes.
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by lkbm 6mo ago
Yes, but doesn't the token change mean that?
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by lkbm 6mo ago
> If excess beef consumption were reduced to healthy quantities, as defined by the EAT-Lancet healthy reference diet, and substituted with chicken in forty-eight higher-income countries, the lost calories avoided would be enough to meet
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by lkbm 6mo ago
I've been building a Thunderbird extension that gives me the mail view I want. So far it's mostly just configuring hotkeys to tag messages, and settings to hide or fold messages by tag, but I can trivially add functions to parse c
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by lkbm 6mo ago
It doesn't require any technical expertise to set up--you click a button--unless you want to import into something else. I agree it should be more advertised, but I don't see how an open source tool would require less technical kn
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by lkbm 6mo ago
Non-Twitter version: https://block.xyz/inside/from-hierarchy-to-intelligence
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by lkbm 6mo ago
Just a dumb April Fool's joke.
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by lkbm 6mo ago
Google Takeout[0] seems to have basically everything selected by default, so I don't see a need for another tool. [0] https://takeout.google.com/
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by lkbm 6mo ago
Update: Maybe the difference is that I think I was just using the vscode extension at the time: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47586176 I go back and forth between vscode and claude in the terminal, but that day I thi
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by lkbm 6mo ago
Technically, this was Friday morning, so I think I was still in peak hours.
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by lkbm 6mo ago
I've heard this a few times lately, but this past weekend I built a website for a friend's birthday, and it took me several hours and many queries to get through my regular paid plan. I just use default settings (Sonnet 4.6, mediu
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by lkbm 6mo ago
Keep in mind this is memory used by a browser tab, not "how bug the website is". Probably a memory leak as the feed is scrolled or something, but it is a massive download when you first load the page. I'm seeing 72MB in the

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