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The Cost of Fewer Tokens: Context Efficiency Makes Playwright CLI Slower(outpost.ranger.net)
1 points by mroset 6mo ago|0 comments
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by mroset 7mo ago
Hey, I'm an engineer on this team, happy to discuss/answer questions. It spun out of an internal hackathon and turned into a tool we use for pretty much all of our feature development.
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by mroset 2y ago
She doesn't have very athletic parents, so she regularly exceeds my expectations for her, but she's not a particular standout otherwise! Probably the more relevant factor: we replaced one of cars with a cargo bike when she was 15
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by mroset 2y ago
My daughter started using a balance bike around 18 months. By the time she was 2.5, she zoomed around on it and had started asking about pedals. We got her a pedal bike two months before she turned 3, with the expectation that we might have
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by mroset 2y ago
Does anyone use a tool like this for shared family email? As the kids are getting older and there's email communication from daycare and school and extracurriculars and everything else, the method of "all communication about X goe
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by mroset 2y ago
I remember reading this article (or a very similar one) as well. It sent me down a path of looking for evidence based dentists, which are quite hard to find. I couldn't end up finding one that seemed to fit that bill in my local area.
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by mroset 5y ago
> teen pregnancies were much less than now with all the Sex Ed, wide availability of contraceptives, etc. While a common perception, that's actually almost entirely false. Teen pregnancies have been dropping pretty steadily for the
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by mroset 6y ago
When my partner does this to me I call it his "audio buffering" mode -- he'll be absorbed in something and make no indication that he's heard me, but if I wait long enough (in the 15-60 second range), it'll suddenly
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by mroset 6y ago
I believe programming in this context means "scheduled (often educational) activities", not coding.
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by mroset 6y ago
I think the parent comment does mean underestimating the _range_, but overestimating the IQ, as you point out.
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by mroset 6y ago
I strongly disagree with "daily is everything." I think the appropriate frequency is (should be) derived from the subject matter. Some subjects deserve daily coverage, but the vast majority do not. Nearly all of the newsletters I
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by mroset 6y ago
Are you pointing out any genuine connections between the management styles or financial decision making of these other CEOs, or bringing them up just because of their shared gender? Is there any non-sexist reason to have a list of "ter
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by mroset 6y ago
For context: I'm an American who's currently working as a software engineer in France (for a French company). I agree that engineering salaries are much higher in the US than in Europe and other non-US countries, however it's
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This Doctor Diagnosed His Own Cancer with an iPhone Ultrasound(technologyreview.com)
3 points by mroset 9y ago|0 comments
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by mroset 10y ago
That lifestyle as a teacher is probably only desirable or realistic for the young. Once you want to settle down/have kids/whatever, you probably want to either buy a house, or not compromise quite so much. Does that mean that SF
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by mroset 10y ago
Vim Tutor comes with vim (and therefore most unix systems)! Just type `vimtutor` in a terminal.
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by mroset 10y ago
It's in the sankey diagram.
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by mroset 11y ago
Take a look at this [1] article, especially the first chart. True, a slight majority of principals are women, but it's much more illustrative to look at the career progression. Those selected to be moved up the career ladder are clear
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by mroset 12y ago
I understood the parent post to be saying that they wouldn't feel comfortable with a wage negotiated in bitcoins. 2 BTC/week means $1200 today, but next pay period, maybe it'll be $500, or maybe $5000. That kind of volatili