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by mh- 2mo ago
(Not the person you replied to, but offering an anecdote) There are ton of variables here. One is where the return air intake is. My house only has a single return air vent in the hallway on a 10' ceiling (the furnace is directly abo
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by mh- 2mo ago
This is really interesting to me as someone who has always cared more about performance/responsiveness than most people (and the market). I'm sure folks would be interested to hear about what types of SaaS you've replaced for
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by mh- 2mo ago
Reddit has a toggle in its settings to disable it. X, too, I think. Personally, I wish iOS didn't even facilitate this. edit: to be clear, I don't think iOS should notify the app at all. The app could register areas as "inv
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by mh- 2mo ago
Dissolving it in your mouth ensures it's passed via urine, instead?
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by mh- 2mo ago
Might also be time to have a chat with a doctor.
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by mh- 2mo ago
I'm aware of this phenomenon and it's why I specified "the car said". However, I find it a more useful temperature reading if that's where I'm spending my time - walking around on the street. Knowing what the
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by mh- 2mo ago
As the other commenter said, get your eye pressure checked, especially if this is persistent. That's not something to mess around with. I'm also curious if you monitor your BP though?
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by mh- 2mo ago
That's brutal for London. Sorry. Hopefully it cools down soon there. It's humid here (50-60%) but public spaces are all ice cold indoors. I'm just here for a graduation, fly out tomorrow.
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by mh- 2mo ago
I'm in Waco right now and the car said it was 107 today. If one more person says "but it's a dry heat"...
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by mh- 2mo ago
Make sure your SoundBlaster16 drivers are loading properly, because I don't think I heard two clicks that sounded the same.
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by mh- 2mo ago
Yes. Anyone who has ever shipped a free mobile app can tell you that a $1 "remove all ads for life" offer will convert very poorly, even on sticky apps that people use every day. (Disclosure: my employer owns an ad network. Opin
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by mh- 2mo ago
Yes, it's crucial that the tree is uncooked, otherwise it won't work.
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by mh- 2mo ago
I turned my laptop around to show my wife the headline before I even started reading the article, as I immediately laughed as well.
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by mh- 2mo ago
I was iffy on it as well, so looked it up before suggesting it. M-W has it as the 3rd definition, for example. It's hit or miss whether that usage is in a given dictionary, it seems. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dict
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by mh- 2mo ago
> I don't know if English has a word for when you are half confused and half amused I think bemused is the closest I can think of.
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by mh- 2mo ago
It was a ton of people's first exposure to "interactive multimedia", as I recall it being positioned at the time. I remember seeing both Myst and 7th Guest [0] in similar showcases in computer stores. [0]: https://
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by mh- 2mo ago
Worth mentioning also that DeepSeek is the only provider in OpenRouter that was disabled-by-default until I enabled a setting: Allow paid endpoints that train on request data.
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by mh- 2mo ago
There are different kinds of people, and a considerable % of folks rely on some foundational structure in their day-to-day to drive many of their other habits. For a lot of people, that was commuting to a job outside of their home.
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by mh- 2mo ago
I believe "LLMs are useful"* is the current zeitgeist's version of "Working from the office has upsides", in terms of attracting astroturfing accusations over expressing an opinion held by many. * simplifying, of co
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by mh- 2mo ago
Using half a kilowatt-hour, and if thinking is disabled during inference, yes.
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by mh- 2mo ago
I think he means that you need to click the little TV icon in the top right of the embedded slides. Then you can use the arrow keys to advance them, yes.
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by mh- 3mo ago
Not sure if you mean to software developers, or to those who are autistic, but I'm both.
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by mh- 3mo ago
I favorited the comment for the same reason. It's a perfect way of describing it.
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by mh- 3mo ago
It could just be the memory features. In my enterprise-seated account I see slightly different options available (vs. my personal account) in the Capabilities section: Search and reference chats Allow Claude to search for relevant det
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by mh- 3mo ago
It wasn't controversial because there was about 200 years of prior art from sailing ships. (Before the wheel, ships were steered with tillers - which early cars also tried, interface-wise.)
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by mh- 3mo ago
I believe the disconnect here is you're describing how some wanted it to work vs. how it played out in the real world. In practice, it became an unrewarding place to contribute high quality original content to.
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by mh- 3mo ago
I didn't know that part about the bluetooth polling rate. That's clever.
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by mh- 3mo ago
"Internet 'may be just a passing fad as millions give up on it'" - Daily Mail, December 2000 I recall seeing similar sentiment in other publications throughout the late 90s. https://www.reddit.com/r/
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by mh- 3mo ago
We know how it works. That's why we all eventually gave up on helping people there (years before I knew what an LLM was.)
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by mh- 3mo ago
Oi, you got a loicense for that f-stop slop?

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