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by nunez 4mo ago
Or maybe people are forced to use it whether they like it or not? Come on.
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by nunez 4mo ago
Agreed. (Controlled) yak shaving is a requirement for juniors IMO
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by nunez 4mo ago
My dotfiles in a nutshell. - I want to add a shell function that invoked Claude in a VM via Lima using API keys stored in 1Pass - But that means I need a way of templating the YAML file that will define Claude's VM and a reliable way o
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by nunez 4mo ago
I got 100% Human on Pangram, so either they did the work to have their AI service pass this test, or...they actually wrote it.
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by nunez 4mo ago
Not the poster, but I highly recommend checking out your company's data center if you can (and if your company has one). Nothing like seeing where your apps or data actually land (and the physical security put in place to protect them)
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by nunez 4mo ago
This is exactly the move. Work and life should be separate. No work stuff on your personal devices; no personal stuff on your work devices. This way, you can be your best self in both worlds.
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by nunez 4mo ago
It's incredibly naïve at face value.
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by nunez 4mo ago
Why do many Americans feel like they need SUVs? Or huge 3000+ sq. ft. houses? Or five-star luxury vacations to impoverished countries where they barely have to lift a finger? My take: they don't; nobody does. But when you aren't s
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by nunez 4mo ago
Black drivers used to make pretty good money many years ago, but Uber + market externalities redesigned their systems to "fix" that (mostly through decreasing payouts and high car rental costs) Most of the drivers providing that s
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by nunez 4mo ago
Counterpoint: I scheduled an Uber once to take me to the airport. They arrived earlier than the requested time and left when I met them at the time I requested because they waited too long. This was on Uber Black, their professional driver
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by nunez 4mo ago
> The second is to skip the hardware and rent those same open source models from a provider at API rates. For most people this is the right call. You avoid putting thousands of dollars on one GPU setup while configurations are still in f
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by nunez 4mo ago
Thanks for doing that!
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by nunez 4mo ago
Yes, and I have that enabled all day, but red light is much more pleasant to look at at night and helps induce sleep: https://www.sleepfoundation.org/bedroom-environment/is-red-l...
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by nunez 4mo ago
Same; I was preparing for the "exciting new AI" announcement.
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by nunez 4mo ago
Claude typically recommends .env files for storing secrets. You use one to store a refresh token for the Gmail API or IMAP connection details. Your agent uses an MCP server you configured during a session, but the MCP server has been compro
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by nunez 4mo ago
I'd love to see more attention given to what I've called "red mode". It's a colour filter that, well, makes the screen red. It's AMAZING for reading at night. Not bright, renders text clearly, amazing on the ey
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by nunez 4mo ago
Hey, Eric! I read Lean Startup many years ago when I was in my "let's do a startup" phase. My idea didn't make it, but I learned a lot and am glad I took the chance. Thanks for the motivation! You said to "Ask You A
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by nunez 4mo ago
lots of people with kids take jobs with a lot of hours that don't pay well...
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by nunez 4mo ago
When I have to log into Chase on my computer, I do via Firefox, and it works fine. Maybe you flipped something on in about:config that's breaking it?
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by nunez 4mo ago
Chase works with ad blockers, though. It doesn't work if you disable JavaScript...but it wasn't always this way! They had a mobile version of their online banking service at https://m.chase.com that was EXTREMELY FAST
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by nunez 4mo ago
Reminds me of Memegen from Google, the one thing I miss about working there. Memes were top shelf; absolutely masterclass
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by nunez 4mo ago
Not in the sense that's disucssed in the article. Social media like a forum (which is "old school" social media IMO) instead of like Instagram (short video clips, reactions, designed for max engagement and dopamine hits). Yes
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by nunez 4mo ago
I know this works on YouTube Premium, but I have my watch history turned off and use the desktop app with UnTrap for YouTube so that it turns off all of the distracting nonsense I don't use (Shorts and recommendations)
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by nunez 4mo ago
This was a great story. Thanks for sharing it. I'm glad you found a way out; most people don't.
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by nunez 4mo ago
AI music is EXCELLENT for the labels. They (theoretically) have the physical infrastructure and capital to produce entirely AI-generated records, master and press them, promote and market them, retain an in-house band to play the record and
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by nunez 4mo ago
> Working at Techtonic was the best possible early-career experience I think anyone could have had. They did contract development, a lot of which was greenfield Saas MVP launches, across various tech stacks. There was not a lot of time f
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by nunez 5mo ago
Good in a pinch; better to use microfiber, as stated by Zeiss themselves: https://www.zeiss.com/vision-care/us/eye-health-and-care/hea...
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by nunez 5mo ago
most cheap ones, yes. if you have vision benefits in the US, you can get glasses with glass lenses for free or heavily discounted the best optics are glass
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by nunez 5mo ago
yes they do. it's not so much the cotton fabric that will scratch your lenses; it's the dirt on them. cotton weaves leave bigger holes for dirt to get caught in; much much bigger than microfiber, which is why it's best for th
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by nunez 5mo ago
It's pretty simple, really. Before agents, good documentation wasn't a metric that got you promoted or warranted a raise. Writing features takes time, so developers didn't do it. Agents require really strong documentation to

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