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rafram
1mo ago
You lived in SF and never once went to LA?!
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rafram
1mo ago
I mean they all look like generic, annoying SaaS landing pages/overwrought dashboards, not that they’re simple and functional.
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1mo ago
Wow.
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1mo ago
This is the PR: https://github.com/snowflakedb/snowflake-connector-net/pull/...
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1mo ago
> What says no is the account: nothing pairs that is not signed in as you. I am begging Claude to stop treating the English language this way.
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rafram
1mo ago
No. A Snowflake maintainer opened a PR, Copilot suggested a change (introducing a vulnerability), the maintainer accepted and committed it to their PR, and another Snowflake maintainer approved and merged the PR.
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1mo ago
Of course. It’s OK, but it tends to generate very cliched “AI” UIs with little originality. Despite the skill spending a lot of time coaching the model into avoiding that!
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rafram
1mo ago
> the majority owner of OpenAI Largest shareholder (27%), not majority.
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1mo ago
Have you actually read the frontend design skill? It’s placebo at best. Very short and barely focused on design: https://github.com/anthropics/skills/blob/main/skills/fronte...
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rafram
1mo ago
I have to be honest, to someone who knows nothing about you, this is all a little concerning.
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1mo ago
It may just be that I’m comparing to the Bay Area, but I’ve never been that concerned about bike theft in NYC. If you lock your bike with a good lock and leave it somewhere with plenty of foot traffic, it’s quite unlikely to be stolen. Most
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1mo ago
I’m having a hard time figuring out if this State of Utopia thing is tongue-in-cheek or serious.
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1mo ago
> Claude avoids saying "genuinely", "honestly", or "straightforward". Claude is honest by default, and can state its point directly rather than trying to convince the person with the aforementioned modifiers
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1mo ago
The brand only needs to last until the Google acquihire.
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rafram
2mo ago
Many reports document many problems. The case has already been made!
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The 108-Degree Eviction
(theatlantic.com)
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2mo ago
It's just the "buy your mom an iPhone" [1] mentality. Apple machines are good, widely available, and start at a reasonable price point - developers should quit moaning and buy a Mac if they want to develop for iOS that badly.
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2mo ago
Transit (transitapp.com) supports setting your walking speed, which is essentially this by proxy, and it's a great app.
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2mo ago
This is overstated. At least as of 2017, Americans walked about 93% as much as people in France, for example, and a little more than people in Portugal or Greece. https://www.statista.com/statistics/747380/daily-st
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2mo ago
This isn't really a path, and certainly not an official trail. It's a use trail [1] that should probably get (edit: now has) an informal=yes tag [2]. I think it still counts! [1]: https://ironhiker.blogspot.com/202
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2mo ago
The NYC video was about Floyd Bennett Field, a former airfield that's now part of the Gateway National Recreation Area, to be exact.
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2mo ago
You're not wrong, but part of the core problem with LLMs is that they write every blog post and README like they're writing the opening titles for Blade Runner.
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2mo ago
You normally add bonds when nearing retirement.
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2mo ago
Disagree on that being the advice in the US. Most basic investment advice (and target-date funds) will use a three-fund portfolio containing US, ex-US, and bonds.
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2mo ago
This presumably just means a server hosted outside of Apple premises, probably by Amazon, since Apple heavily uses AWS.
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2mo ago
Very, very poorly enforced and followed.
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2mo ago
The entire point of modern encryption is that the encrypted data should be indistinguishable from noise until you have the key in its entirety. Turning your data into random noise (whether or not there’s a secret code somewhere that can rev
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rafram
2mo ago
Then use a better, more private tracker.
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2mo ago
Google Flights shows a “contrail warming potential” stat on each flight result.
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2mo ago
There are plenty of times when you have to trust someone(s) else with your belongings, sometimes for a very long time - say, airline baggage, bus luggage compartment, hotel left luggage, or gym lockers - and it's useful to have a track
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