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Ghana has a murder rate of 1.84 and incarceration rate of 133 per 100k. It didn't get this stable by buying Flock cameras. They have nowhere near the surveillance of the U.S. And they have far fewer murders, far less violent crime, and
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Iceland is one of the most peaceful countries in the world (murder rate 0.54), 36 incarcerations per 100k, police don't carry guns, and it's not known for its widespread mass surveillance system. Portugal is one of the most peacef
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We spend $80 billion a year on incarceration in the US, and have the highest incarceration rate in the world. Your plan increases both. Do you honestly think that if we spend $160 billion or $240 billion a year and double or triple our inca
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Flock cameras are assisted suicide for dying neighborhoods. They don't prevent crime, they record crime. Cleaning up vacant lots, planting trees, street lighting, trash removal, and traffic calming like adding planters and crosswalks r
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MineBench: LLM benchmark using voxel art
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MineBench: LLM benchmark using voxel art
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https://minebench.ai/ Leaderboard: https://minebench.ai/leaderboard
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In theory that sounds good, but in practice our private system has created the best universities in the world and educates an immense number of students to highly employable levels.
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The reduction was specifically to the in-window side of the edge, so it's definitely greater than 14%.
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I spent $10 in 2 minutes with that and gave up
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I think solutions like Plasmic, Refine, and React-Admin probably have a strong place in this AI future. They combine being able to work LLM-first while still offering agility by providing a solid foundation to build on. Otherwise you'r
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Medicaid-receiving immigrants could have their immigration status change, legal violations, emergency medicaid use, sometimes there's state funded coverage that immigrants are offered, etc. There's lots of reasons where Medicaid w
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9mo ago
You wouldn't ack the message if you're not up to process it.
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I migrated to Purelymail around the same time! It's working great for me. Unlimited domains, unlimited users, easy to setup. I'm slowly moving all my accounts over to my own domain.
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9mo ago
They've already suggested using Dev Containers. https://code.claude.com/docs/en/devcontainer
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Here is the setup I use. It installs Python, uv, Claude Code, npm, and pnpm. Tested in VS Code and Cursor. https://davidbern.com/blog/2026/claude-code-dev-containers/
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I use Development containers (dev-containers) as demonstrated by Claude Code's docs https://code.claude.com/docs/en/devcontainer It all integrates nicely with VS Code. It has a firewall script and you spin up
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I did not find success with the Claude Code plugin. If the AI thinks things work, it will say COMPLETE even if you wouldn't think it's complete. It does not seem to work any harder than it did without the ralph loop. The structure
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Things would have to get really bad before I considered managing my own repositories. Trading someone else's headaches for my own.
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Windows is prone to getting malware and ransomware. When you buy a new Macbook, you can use the Migration Assistant to move all your apps and files to the new Mac. With Windows there's no easy way. On Mac, apps are almost always safe a
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Laptop battery life suffers greatly on Linux. When their Google Chrome bootloader is out of battery all day, it matters which OS they installed.
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This is why I recommend macOS to everyone. It's the only OS that is truly polished and where you don't have to worry about viruses and everything just works. mac could be better, but it's still leading the pack. People don&#x
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I've not heard of Universal Blue before, so thank you both for mentioning it! Seems like a great step forward for Linux Desktop!
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It's a proof of concept to pave the way. I could see benefit in having series which deep dive into material. This felt too shallow to me.
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How long before we see nostalgic posts about WoW and Everquest?
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Even with AI, I'd still use a component library. It reduces the surface area you have to maintain and keeps your look consistent. The same reasons to use them before AI.
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How much do they pay you to work as a cashier there?
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How much forensic-grade surveillance profiling is an acceptable amount while I peruse deodorants and potato chips?
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`opencode web` runs the web ui. It's very good.
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I don't have a use case for it. I've used it a tiny bit for mocking databases in memory, but because it's not fully Postgres, I've switched entirely to TestContainers.
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