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211.
by lukan 2mo ago
A visible red LED like it used to be standard already to indicate something is recording?
212.
by lukan 2mo ago
See, you didn't notice, because of the lack of B vitamins and the resulting nerve damage ..
213.
by lukan 2mo ago
Well, those are the numbers I found, that matched my intuition: "Beef: roughly 70–80% of people eat it at least occasionally Milk and dairy: roughly 85–90%"
214.
by lukan 2mo ago
Surviving and prospering aren't the same things, though. And you do need to mind a lot of substitutes you now need, if you just let go of meat.
215.
by lukan 2mo ago
Is it ethical wrong in this case, to wish those persons to get beaten up one day, by one of the people where they fueled their hate (who do take it out on other people for real)? So they reap what they sow?
216.
by lukan 2mo ago
Not quite true, but cooking becomes quite a bigger challenge. But mainly, beef and meat is not the same, cattle needs way more ressources than chicken for example, or well, insects.
217.
by lukan 2mo ago
Yes we can ... but most of us (including me) don't want to. (At least not completely)
218.
by lukan 2mo ago
"Flock is absolutely responsible and they should not be releasing or selling products that are this poorly made." I am not a fan of flock, nor police surveillance state, but what could they have done better here? "Milwaukee p
219.
by lukan 2mo ago
Where is the big damage in putting stones on a spot? So sure, that spot and the area around will be in use, so sensitive life won't prosper there, but apart from that?
220.
by lukan 2mo ago
Still, people laying stones seems way less invasive, then digging it all up. So yes, people will continue to be there and the digging is once, but the impact seems literally deeper.
221.
by lukan 2mo ago
"If it's surprisingly raining you would not bring umbrella anyway" Me I wouldn't, I have a small and lightweight rain cover that fits allmost everywhere. "I was hiking through the Malaysian jungle (Tanah Rata, jungl
222.
by lukan 2mo ago
Unless the shops are closed and it is surprisingly raining now and you did not bring that rain jacket/umbrella.
223.
by lukan 2mo ago
Those things could be solved with better UI (pictures, colors, ..) to see on one glance what is going on.
224.
by lukan 2mo ago
Could also just be trolls attracted by the Rust topic.
225.
by lukan 2mo ago
I know, I took the literal meaning because I know some do live by that.
226.
by lukan 2mo ago
"eat healthy food as much as possible." I usually stop, if my body signals me I had enough. (might seem like pedantery, but I know some people do believe it literally, that it is healthy to just fill themself up with "healthy
227.
by lukan 2mo ago
Well, here on HN the intention seems to be to, to have interesting discussions. That works for me and other social media I do not use. Except well, various messenger to be in contact with the groups and people I choose with no engagement al
228.
by lukan 2mo ago
Yeah, but if he can buy a bit of political power/more money on the side by promise to influence certain trends, I doubt he would say no on ethical grounds. (Just for the fear of whistleblowers I guess)
229.
by lukan 2mo ago
"This is enough to absolve them of almost any sin. If I were a utilitarian, I'd unironically be a Zuckerberg fan right now." Well, if it were the only thing he is doing now, but FB is still controlling peoples social life wit
230.
by lukan 2mo ago
"If the LLM uses some command line tools I have never heard of to create a model I can verify, why should I learn a tool that is completely irrelevant to my core expertise?" Because that command might also give someone else access
231.
by lukan 2mo ago
"My dog has no problem shitting on their lawns, and even sometimes pees on the devices." Give him a treat from me, that made me smile. (I also hate those devices)
232.
by lukan 2mo ago
Not likely.
233.
by lukan 2mo ago
Well, guess what happens: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/28/us/duress-password-phone-...
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by lukan 2mo ago
"with just some casual invest everyday only" Very much so. Also applies to other exercises, for the back, joints .. if you make it a habit, you can do a lot of helpful things for your body, when you wait for something and can resi
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by lukan 2mo ago
"without actually reading" and "without reading everything" is big difference. I skim what claude wants to do. What file it wants to modify. What are the new function names. Skimming is enough for me to know whether it i
236.
by lukan 2mo ago
Auto mode means I don't decide over code changes and command execution? Yeah I don't use that, nor want to.
237.
by lukan 2mo ago
Oh yes, over this I also stumbled recently (with Claude CLI) and was annoyed much by it. Is there really no setting to turn it off?
238.
by lukan 2mo ago
I am actually curious, how much non programmers use claude now. I know just one and she really does not know much about computers, I suppose their numbers will grow (but I doubt most get much value out of it).
239.
by lukan 2mo ago
Another nice option to do this while staying in control, is activate /remote-control and approve from mobile while walking around.
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by lukan 2mo ago
"We spent the last several months testing whether auto mode is as safe or safer than an average user clicking through prompts." Yeah, might make sense from their perspective, but no thank you. I also do click through at times with

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