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by prmph 8mo ago
$ crush Downloading https://github.com/charmbracelet/crush/releases/download/v0.... to archive-oN2VLv/crush_0.39.3_Darwin_x86_64.tar.gz... Download complete: archive-oN2VLv/crush_0.39.3_Darwin_
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by prmph 8mo ago
Not sure why people love fly.io over all the other competitors so much. I myself prefer render.com, for the simplicity and predictability of their billing, and their deployment model is so intuitive
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by prmph 8mo ago
Maybe what you actually want is to simply be able to switch to a another account when credits on one run out. Because mixing company and personal accounts might not be a good idea.
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by prmph 8mo ago
So if the agent struggles even when you are working with it, how will it be better working alone? This is why I never let the agent work by themselves. I'm very opinionated about my code. Does it somehow gain some superpower from being
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by prmph 8mo ago
Nah, Claude Code is really that better. I should know, every few months I try to move away from Claude Code, only to come running back to it. Gemini CLI (not the model) is trash, I wish it weren't so, but I only have to try to use for
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by prmph 8mo ago
Not sure I understand. So people don't use websites anymore? Specifically, do people not use websites that have rich/complex data driven functionality anymore? If they do, I'm wondering what determines whether an application
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by prmph 9mo ago
Correction: you cannot have a debate with people who have set up their politics as a God. In the scriptures God is depicted as someone who sometimes is willing to have a debate, and reason with people, of course not to learn anything, but t
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Bamum Syllabary(omniglot.com)
1 points by prmph 9mo ago|0 comments
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by prmph 9mo ago
Yeah, those people should also think about the fact that even the customary units die-hard do not use micro-feet, milli-feet, or nano-feet, etc.
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by prmph 9mo ago
What I'm relating is 100% the truth, and I did not machine dry them after washing. I could not even believe my eyes when it happened, because I've been a customer of their dress shirts since like a decade ago and always relied on
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by prmph 9mo ago
Bought some dress shirts (made of mostly cotton) from Banana Republic, the same brand that had good shirts some years back, the exact same size I wear. Shockingly, after hand washing them for the first time in cold water, the sleeves have s
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by prmph 9mo ago
Way to totally miss the gist of my comment: > "don't eat something obviously terrible" This is an exact thought in the comment. > "bad things can happen so why bother" The exact thing I was arguing against. Je
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by prmph 9mo ago
Yet you are unavoidably eating micro-plastics too, which have been linked to adverse CV events. Also: - If you are eating more fish (as opposed to eating meat), you are likely consuming more mercury. - If you are eating more fresh veggies y
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by prmph 10mo ago
You are not alone
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Older Americans Quit Weight-Loss Drugs in Droves(nytimes.com)
2 points by prmph 10mo ago|1 comments
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by prmph 10mo ago
For me I was just pointing out some interesting and noteworthy failure modes. And it matters. If the models struggle sometimes with basic instruction following, they're can quite possibly make insidious mistakes in large complex tasks
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by prmph 10mo ago
The issue is that if it's struggling sometimes with basic instruction following, it's likely to be making insidious mistakes in large complex tasks that you might no have the wherewithal or time to review. The thing about good abs
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by prmph 10mo ago
Nothing will really work when the models fail at the most basic of reasoning challenges. I've had models do the complete opposite of what I've put in the plan and guidelines. I've had them go re-read the exact sentences, and
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by prmph 10mo ago
Are you using LLMs to do your thinking for you?
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by prmph 10mo ago
It was, but within reason. Currently they are just milking the spectacle. Maybe in the future all countries will be allowed (no-playoffs) and together with sky high ticket prices, this will ensure the maximum payoff
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by prmph 10mo ago
> And there’s a lot of games. Yes, the move to 48 countries is driven by greed, but I it kinds of makes the games unwieldy. The previous 32 countries I think was optimal, though some would argue that that was even still too much.
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'We feel excluded': expensive tickets dampen World Cup excitement in Mexico(theguardian.com)
11 points by prmph 10mo ago|6 comments
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by prmph 10mo ago
The world cup is losing it soul to unbridled capitalism.
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by prmph 10mo ago
I guess we just have different use patterns, but at least you do see that problem with the scenario in point 1, don't you?
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by prmph 10mo ago
I don't know. I actually find it harder and more stressful to write code in a way that does not meet a certain quality level. it require me to actually think more. It's king of weird, but I have tried over the years to develop a d
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by prmph 10mo ago
Consider these thoughts: 1. Let's imagine I have pinned a dashboard url in my bank's website. After some time, I go back to it, it sees I've lost my session, redirects me to the login page, and bam, that login page open up i
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by prmph 10mo ago
I fail to see how preventing email changes solves the issues you listed, or how allowing it necessarily makes them worse.
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by prmph 10mo ago
So with all their billions they could not get a proper software engineer to architect their project? Unless there is some deep technical reason why things have to be this way, which I very much doubt. And now they can't change it? Wher
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Do male heads get bigger as they age?(ktla.com)
2 points by prmph 10mo ago|2 comments
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The Cuban Embargo Does Not Exist(journalofdemocracy.org)
2 points by prmph 10mo ago|2 comments

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