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by lukan 6mo ago
I just learned, that you can also invoke claude code from the terminal with a specific prompt for this without API access claude - p "prompt" Just for one prompt/job, though. But that might be enough for some of my use cases.
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by lukan 6mo ago
I suppose combining it might be a way? The logic to handle hard coded things like "after 30 minutes of condition X do Y" I would not let a agent run, but Y can then be agent work like "analyze this text in file/webpage&q
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by lukan 6mo ago
How can I copy a filepath? How to go to a specific path? Not by clicking on the filepath like I can do in other OS. (Apart from that, most of my hate comes from the early days of chromeOS, where the file browser was really, really slow. Doi
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by lukan 6mo ago
I guess spam and scambot operators are not so open about their buisness? Also curious what else you can do with them now ..
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by lukan 6mo ago
Great joke, but taking the word literal and not as product name, it makes a lot of sense to describe chrome as a tool to explore the internet. (Edit: thinking about it, I think generic terms like "Internet Explorer" should not be
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by lukan 6mo ago
But if I don't want to have to use a VM? Well, then you can only put it in dev mode and use chromebrew. Which I am glad exists, but even installing node can be a pain and the way to get it running changed over the years.
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by lukan 6mo ago
Hm, maybe that part is more polished, but I don't use it. My pain points are very basic stuff, quickly opening a file explorer, finding files, copy paste, navigating folders. It all improved, but still feels awkward and is way slower (
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by lukan 6mo ago
I .. don't get how anyone can consider ChromeOS to have a elegant UI. I have a chromebook for traveling and light web dev work since years .. and it works, because I rooted it and allmost do not have to use the UI(I need the terminal a
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by lukan 6mo ago
And "eastern culture" is largely not hierarchical by heart? Also, I have been to quite some anarchist places, but I did not found one without a hierachy. It is usually just informal. (But at times even formal and everyone pretends
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by lukan 6mo ago
Yes, there are still many areas where skilled humans are faster than AI (meaning faster coding yourself, than providing so much context and guidance that the AI can do it on its "own"). But in general the statement is really not t
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by lukan 6mo ago
"if we simply run out of fossil fuels. Unfortunately, we're just too good at getting them and too motivated to do so." Less oil, more wars about it.
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by lukan 6mo ago
Well, I ain't even from the US, but I did sometimes stumble upon a stars and stripes article.
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by lukan 6mo ago
"You're the people who will kill who you're told to, guys." Yes, but sometimes they think for themself, refuse stupid orders and sabotage equipment (or even toilets), like what seemingly happened to some US battleships.
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by lukan 6mo ago
"they could have just waited her out. " Well, they need the troops willingness to do whatever Trump tells them now, not next year. So they want propaganda for the troops and stars now and Stripes should be the medium, not annoy th
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by lukan 6mo ago
Ok, I might give it a try again. Funny thing: I googled "vim" and google replied with: "did you mean emacs?"
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by lukan 6mo ago
It allows you to play youtube without ads with ublock origin.
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by lukan 6mo ago
I mean, people are doing dumb shit since the beginning of times and I considered this society as messed up since way before LLMs. And yes, humans as a whole are not even ready for cars or nuclear weapons. We build and used them anyway. But
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by lukan 6mo ago
Well, I surely hope so, but I feel less positive if that means a nuclear power plant is parked before every new rushed datacenter https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3351721/chin... But
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by lukan 6mo ago
""Artificial General Intelligence" which has been clearly hijacked to mean something else." I mean, the goalposts shifted. The game Go used to be considered to require true AI. Passing the turing test. Scanning, analyzin
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by lukan 6mo ago
He did ask first, but Don Ho did not respond. (Which is his right and no permission to do anything)
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by lukan 6mo ago
If you make it run stable, please do publish it at earliest opportunity. (I volunteer for testing) I guess now is also the time to ask Don Ho if he is ok with it the way it is. I guess he says yes. He did not take issue with the source of &
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by lukan 6mo ago
That sounds even more insane to me, but I guess most of that code does not really touch financial transactions, otherwise it would be a nightmare being responsible to verify that.
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by lukan 6mo ago
Well, I rather meant there are guidelines to keep this space meta debate free and I do think they make sense. (And apart from that, HN is not free of dogmatic ideologists of all sorts who feel triggered by anything straying off from mainstr
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by lukan 6mo ago
"HM. people have been downvoting. Anyone care to post a substantive rebuttal?" Just that asking this might get you more downvotes. I upvoted as I found your input interesting. I would suggest to edit that out (then I will delete m
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by lukan 6mo ago
In general really no, but I do see the point in not asking for permission for everything to get anything done. (I am german, here the saying is, anything not explicitely allowed is forbidden and there is no fun in this) But I hate the stan
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by lukan 6mo ago
" reminds me of mapmakers including fake towns or other features in their maps, in case someone leaked them." Sounds the same to me, but are you sure they are doing it like this, or you guess?
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by lukan 6mo ago
Not the last times I tried it, but it has been a while (but I did also recently read about problems .. and I need a text editor to work without problems)
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by lukan 6mo ago
Well, I am a "switcher" since 20 years, so rather OS agnostic. I regulaty switch between linux and windows (and chromeos) and sometimes mac and ideally I want all my apps to work the same, no matter the OS.
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by lukan 6mo ago
Sublime I like, but is proprietary (and there was something else). VScode is too heavy, kate as well. (But maybe with kate I just need to modify the key bindings so they match what I am used to, I only recently tried it out) Basically, I wa
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by lukan 6mo ago
For some reasons I never liked vi nor emacs, vscode is indeed too heavy and nano too awkward. I use mostly xed, but it lacks compared to notepad++

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