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   by nunez 7mo ago

   Same here. In fact, I uninstalled the YouTube app because there was no way to disable Shorts within it while I can use browser extensions to do so in Safari. (I pay for Premium.) Then again, I hardly use YouTube, so I don’t think I’m the ta
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   by nunez 7mo ago

   This would be great, yeah. Disable infinite scrolling and page caching (so that you’re not infinitely scrolling horizontally) and video autoplay too. Also add opt-out time limits and breaks.
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   by nunez 7mo ago

   Tbf, Docker had a similar start. “Just download this image from Docker Hub! What can go wrong?!” Industry caught on quick though.
4. 514.▲
   by nunez 7mo ago

   Claude won’t do me wrong; that’s what the exclamation marks are for!
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   by nunez 7mo ago

   Given the scope that AGENTS has, I would use PRs to test those changes and discuss them like any other large-impact area of the codebase (like configs). If you wanted to be more “corporate” about it, then assuming that devs are using some e
6. 516.▲
   by nunez 7mo ago

   It’s fine to have them in your repo if they’re encrypted and the private key isn’t in there as well!
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   Tell HN: Pangram is easily-defeatable with Claude

   3 points by nunez 7mo ago|4 comments
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   by nunez 7mo ago

   This matters for big engineering teams who want to put _some_ kind of guardrails around Claude that they can scale out. For example, I have a rule [^0] that instructs Claude to never start work until some pre-conditions are met. This works
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   by nunez 7mo ago

   This is, like, literally 47.1% of the posts here and elsewhere. "AI is terrible and is a scourge on humanity, but I used it to do this one thing, and..." Same shit as social media.
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    by nunez 7mo ago

    > He put one into ChatGPT and instructed the AI to express itself like the character. “My first thought was: this is amazing. I know it’s a computer, but it’s like talking to the main character of the book I wrote myself!” This is ALMOST
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    by nunez 7mo ago

    It's even more prolific than that. Ramones-core is a sub-genre of pop-punk, and it's awesome. Teenage Bottlerocket, Screeching Weasel and Swingin' Utters are some examples that come to mind.
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    by nunez 7mo ago

    It's not true. I thought it was also, so I looked at United Airlines 2024 Annual Report to confirm or deny my position. [^0] If you look at their revenue sheet, you'll see that UAL made ~$51B from passenger revenue (tickets sold *
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    by nunez 7mo ago

    I'm assuming you're talking about those Clover machines. They were really, really good and well designed IIRC. Trying to automate the barista with them; well, that's where they messed up!
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    by nunez 7mo ago

    Great band!!! The Spiritual Sound is an excellent album. As far as this interview: I mean, that's every band ever; the music is an ad for their shows and merch, which is the product. Some, like these folks, come to grips with this easi
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    by nunez 7mo ago

    I wondered this as well when I was shopping for a new TV a few years ago. Unfortunately, not only is it really difficult to find a "dumb" modern TV, but the best display panels will always be on smart TVs because that's what
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    by nunez 7mo ago

    I finally saw one of these in person last year! It was as fascinating as it was terrifying. It had a noticable array of sensors and (I think?) microphones along with a camera smack dab in the middle. Above that was its permanent ad display.
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    by nunez 7mo ago

    Lol right! Remember when OS uptime was super duper important? Now it's a given that you can basically never restart your computer and be fine.
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    by nunez 7mo ago

    > almost nobody noticed Rideshare costs are much higher than they have been in years past. Everyone noticed
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    by nunez 7mo ago

    I use justdelete.me. $120/year, deletes all your info from 400+ people search engines. Works pretty well.
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    by nunez 7mo ago

    Brilliant!
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    by nunez 7mo ago

    The first 500 words were 100% AI generated according to Pangram. Sorry, but no.
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    by nunez 7mo ago

    Doing this isn't trivial if you're traveling heavily throughout the week and have lots of people vying for your attention. However, these folks usually have an exec assistant to help them wrangle the chaos. Morever, them using a C
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    by nunez 7mo ago

    It happened in 2023.
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    by nunez 7mo ago

    For a light insult at an executive of a company at a company with a "no bullshit" culture? Absolutely!
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    by nunez 7mo ago

    Big time! I fly every week. There's always ONE F**ING GUY who needs to have Instagram or TikTok going at full blast.
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    by nunez 7mo ago

    I actually appreciate this. I definitely panicked that one time I posted something spicy about a past employer using this handle and couldn't remove it, but forcing that accountability makes me think about what I say and whether it&#x2
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    by nunez 7mo ago

    People search engines do a lot of the heavy lifting and can give you that data on a platter for a few dollars. I pay for a service that employs people to periodically do data removal requests with them. It's not great that _they_ have
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    by nunez 7mo ago

    Another great benefit provided by AirPods. They also work natively with iOS's built-in noise reduction modes. No need for Krisp!
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    by nunez 7mo ago

    JFrog has a free version. It's called the JFrog Container Registry. Lots of features are missing and you can't use the Artifactory API that it ships with, but it's there. There are also several free registries out there: Quay
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    by nunez 7mo ago

    There's no learning curve if you don't care about token spend.