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by lsaferite 7mo ago
I mean, why isn't this just the mandatory default going forward? Globally shared, unique bucket names always struck me as a horrible idea.
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by lsaferite 7mo ago
A few cover multiple states. See: https://peter-horton.com/2022/12/30/zip-codes-zctas-and-zcta...
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by lsaferite 7mo ago
Even in the US, once you have a zip and a name the post office can often deliver mislabeled mail. Results my vary by region though.
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by lsaferite 7mo ago
You could maybe do it for some subset of countries, but it's not simple. And some countries don't have post codes.
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by lsaferite 7mo ago
Unfortunately you still need country first. But past that, the point stands well. You'll need to adjust the form based on the country, obviously. For the US you can use zip-5 to prefill bunch of data and zip+4 practically fills it all
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by lsaferite 7mo ago
If it's non-trivial work, have the Agent distill it down to an ADR.
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by lsaferite 7mo ago
Not "asking for them", insisting the already agreed to terms be respected.
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by lsaferite 7mo ago
As someone working with drone lidar (and AI), I was certainly mentally tripped for a bit. The fact that they added a disclaimer as the first part of their readme about another project with the same name says they should probably just change
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by lsaferite 8mo ago
This made me laugh more that it should have. Thanks! I feel like I'm certainly in that club as well.
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by lsaferite 8mo ago
Tauri is still a WebView wrapped in some chrome, right? That's not what I would consider "native".
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by lsaferite 8mo ago
That page is... confusing. > Advertised usage limits for Pro and Max plans assume ordinary, individual usage of Claude Code and the Agent SDK. This is literally the last sentence of the paragraph before the "Authentication and crede
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by lsaferite 8mo ago
I feel like a legion of blind computer users could attest to how bad accessibility is online. If you added AI Agents to the users of accessibility features you might even see a purposeful regression in the space.
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by lsaferite 8mo ago
I would assume they sent that because they were suggesting to support FOSS over closed-source software.
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by lsaferite 8mo ago
The word "stochastic" in relation to chaos is a thing though. It helps distinguish between closed and open systems.
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by lsaferite 8mo ago
Good to know I'm not alone. I'm also tired, so I guess that could be it.
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by lsaferite 9mo ago
Something I try to explain to people I'm getting up to speed on talking to an LLM is that specific word choices matter. Mostly it matters that you use the right jargon to orient the model. Sure, it's good and getting the semantics
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by lsaferite 9mo ago
I'm not entirely sure that's a fair association. The Luddites weren't against technology in general, they were fighting for their livelihoods. There very well could be a fresh luddite movement centered around the use of AI to
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by lsaferite 9mo ago
> However, as I understand it, you instead tracked down the Etsy store of someone who had criticized and blocked you on social media, specifically to send them further unwanted messages related to your previous conversation about "d
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by lsaferite 9mo ago
Re point 5, the simplest argument in favor of sub-agent workflows it that it allows the main agent context to remain free of a large amount of task-specific working context. This lets the main context survive longer before you need compacti
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by lsaferite 9mo ago
You can't control and aren't responsible for how other people behave. I think this falls firmly into the "two wrongs don't make a right" territory as well.
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by lsaferite 9mo ago
Back when I used to work freelance, I learned that all my contracts needed to have a provision not releasing IP rights until final payment was made. This provides the legal stick to side-step going through a commercial contract dispute. You
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by lsaferite 10mo ago
> OpenSCAD isn't really parametric CAD. It's a programming language; it's parametric for that reason. But it's not really CAD Maybe this is pedantic, but why wouldn't OpenSCAD qualify as CAD exactly? It's st
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by lsaferite 10mo ago
This highlights something that I wish was more prevalent, Path Coverage. I'm not sure of what testing suites handle path coverage, but I know XDebug for PHP could manage it back when I was doing PHP work. Simple line coverage doesn&#x2
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by lsaferite 10mo ago
> For example, in OpenAPI 3.1, the type field of a schema can be a single string (e.g., "string") or an array of strings (e.g., ["string", "null"]). > In a statically typed language like Go, this is usual
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by lsaferite 10mo ago
Having just swapped to a new TV on my Harmony setup I was concerned if it was still going to work. Lucky me, it did. I really REALLY want someone to manufacture the thin harmony RF remote with a simple receiver puck with an open firmware. T
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by lsaferite 10mo ago
Why not render the markdown as HTML in this scenario?
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by lsaferite 10mo ago
Just keep in mind, that could block legit users who are outside the country. One case being someone traveling and wanting to buy something to deliver home. Another case being a non-resident wanting to buy something to send to family in the
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by lsaferite 10mo ago
Their point was that WotC doesn't get the same flak that Value does when MtG is worse, by far, than cosmetic loot boxes.
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by lsaferite 11mo ago
Depends on what apps you are installing. I love denying access to the network for games. It removes almost all ads from them. Even beyond full deny access, NetGuard gives you a lot around the conditions in which an app can access the networ
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by lsaferite 11mo ago
If you put your phone in your pocket, little bits of lint get in the port. Just tiny little bits. Then, when you use a USB-C plug, those tiny bits get compacted. Over time this results in a thin layer of compacted lint in the bottom of the

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