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by mh- 7mo ago
Top of https://claude.ai/settings/usage edit: see Boris' tweet about it https://x.com/bcherny/status/2040206443094446558
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by mh- 7mo ago
FWIW: I did not receive it, and have never used my subscription outside of first party Claude tools. I was, however, able to claim the extra usage credit. Interestingly, it looks like I haven't received a non-receipt email from them
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by mh- 7mo ago
> compared to other markup languages I think it would be easier for me to appreciate your comment if you named some of these other languages. Markdown is the only standardized one I regularly come across that I type by hand, these days
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by mh- 7mo ago
Based on how much blatant gmail->gmail spam I receive, the gmail team agrees with this strategy.
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by mh- 7mo ago
I haven't tried it yet, but I bookmarked this recently: https://github.com/opendataloader-project/opendataloader-pdf
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by mh- 7mo ago
Yes, they're not highly torqued or anything. I would reuse them even if it did include new screws.
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by mh- 7mo ago
I don't think it's an easy problem to solve at all, that's why I quipped about making it an interview problem. :) In an interview, I'm just interested in hearing people talk through trying to solve difficult problems. Ge
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by mh- 7mo ago
Google Maps has had this bug with street names not revealing based on any rational priority at varying zoom levels.. for like a decade. I'm going to start using this as an interview question for people to solve.
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by mh- 7mo ago
For the curious, the term of art is Grounding. e.g.: https://docs.cloud.google.com/vertex-ai/generative-ai/docs/g...
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by mh- 7mo ago
Yeah, unfortunate that it's come to that, but I think you're right. I started to write a comment about having some (additional) ideas for a Chrome extension, clicked your profile, watched the YouTube video. Fantastic. I think it a
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by mh- 7mo ago
(off-topic, but since the thread already is..) HN felt like one of the last places on the internet I could have good-faith conversations with intelligent people who would form thoughtful, on-topic replies. And now it feels like the user b
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by mh- 7mo ago
I feel like it's been years since I saw the request desktop version button in mobile browsers have any effect on the site I had loaded. I haven't worked closely with web stuff in years, either, though- so I haven't looked
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by mh- 7mo ago
> Are you budgeting time to allow people to properly evaluate LLMs and possibly struggle with them? Great question. That is absolutely the goal. My take is that building with LLMs - at least with the current popular harnesses like Clau
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by mh- 7mo ago
Where am I presenting the tool as a silver bullet? You seem to be confusing me with someone else in this thread, or making the mistake of turning this into a polarized conversation of "AI is a panacea" vs "AI is worthless&quo
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by mh- 7mo ago
> FWIW in the face of these kind of mandates I have been using tokens but ignoring the output. So it's costing my employer money and they have a warped metric of whether the tool is actually useful. What you're actually doi
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by mh- 7mo ago
I don't think telling people what their job is counts as micro management . Part of their job right now is staying abreast of technological developments and experimenting with new ways of working. Re: some of them being upset about it
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by mh- 7mo ago
This is true, though I believe savvy employees have leverage to ensure they participate in a larger share of that upside. As you can see from other comments, lots of people will just drag their heels and not give it a good-faith attempt, so
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by mh- 7mo ago
I'll cross that bridge when I get there. No one who works for me has refused to be paid to try out a new technology when I ensure the time is set aside for them to do so.
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by mh- 7mo ago
The only thing I've mandated for engineers is that folks give it a try occasionally, as models, best practices, and tooling improves. I'm currently tracking exactly two numeric metrics: total MAUs (to track the aforementioned),
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by mh- 7mo ago
And no one interrupts the movie I fell asleep watching on my iPad in order to push a credit card application at max PA volume.
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by mh- 7mo ago
On further experimentation, I prompted Opus 4.6 to make me a frontend artifact that used the Anthropic API, and I confirmed that it worked as expected. Here is the only relevant part of the prompt it used when calling the API endpoint: &gt
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by mh- 7mo ago
Exactly. The following will work, assuming you're using a model and frontend that supports it: > Let's play hangman. Just pick a 3 letter word for now, I want to make sure this works. Pick the secret word up front and make sur
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by mh- 7mo ago
I don't have Max, but something similar happens with the AirPods Pro. See if you have "conversation awareness" and "hearing protection" turned on (both are on by default.) They're in the AirPods settings screen
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by mh- 7mo ago
Agreed. I wouldn't cut loose an agent that's at risk of prompt injection w/ unscoped access to my primary Google account. But if I understood the original commenter's use case, they're just searching YT Music to get
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by mh- 7mo ago
Not the person you're replying to, but: I just use a separate, dedicated Chrome profile that isn't logged into anything except what I'm working on. Then I keep the persistence, but without commingling in a way that dramatical
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by mh- 7mo ago
I think it's worth remembering that for any offering like that, it necessarily needs to be ~one-size-fits-all, while what you come up with.. doesn't. They're solving a different problem than you. So I think it's very pla
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by mh- 8mo ago
I just checked for fun, went to download Fortnite via Epic. 105gb download, 116gb storage size. Old person anecdote: I remember upgrading to a 80mb HD when I was a kid, and my dad and I joking about how we'd never be able to fill it
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by mh- 8mo ago
Well, If the staff got stiffed on the fee "many times", and the parents were allowed to bring their kid back.. the place didn't charge $1 per minute late. They just bluffed and got called on it. (apologies for the immediat
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by mh- 8mo ago
I thought it was intentional. Like a Poe's Law sort of thing.
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by mh- 8mo ago
I just learned this in my 40s and am surprised. Very cool.

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