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by rcarr 10mo ago
The thing is, it is not 2007/2008 any more. The US government is holding record amounts of debt and countries around the world are now trying to become independent of it. This includes its bond markets on which the dollar relies upon t
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Demand for UK Food Bank Up 15% Year on Year(theguardian.com)
63 points by rcarr 11mo ago|96 comments
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by rcarr 11mo ago
You could probably just stick your image in another model or tool that didn't watermark and have it regenerate the image as accurately as possible.
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by rcarr 11mo ago
Neural Viz has been putting out some extremely high quality content recently, these seem to be the closest I've seen to approaching Hollywood level: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bYA2Rv2CQ8 https://www.yo
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by rcarr 11mo ago
You can literally just open the image up in Preview or whatever and add a red box, circle etc and then say "in the area with the red square make change foo" and it will normally get rid of the red box on the generated image. Wheth
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by rcarr 1y ago
If all you do is write, you are missing half the benefits of journalling. The key to journalling is to write, and then periodically review what you have written. The most effective way is to create a system for this periodicity. For your da
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by rcarr 1y ago
I felt this way at one point and vocally proclaimed as such on here. My Fold 5 developed a bubble under the screen protector after about 18 months. I sent it into Samsung through the website to get it repaired. Whoever "repaired"
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by rcarr 1y ago
I wish they'd put an actual flashlight in it, easily the thing I use most on my Garmin.
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by rcarr 1y ago
A technique I have found that works well is to have it working on one feature and then to have another session planning the next. Whilst it's busy generating some code, I open up another instance, tell it the next task and instruct it
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by rcarr 1y ago
You are the main thread: https://www.claudelog.com/mechanics/you-are-the-main-thread/
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by rcarr 1y ago
This is the approach algomonster use. They give you a way to categorise the problem and what pattern is likely to solve it: https://algo.monster/flowchart
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by rcarr 1y ago
For the longer ones, are you using AI to help you write the specs?
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by rcarr 1y ago
My experience at the minute is that AI is good at writing functionally correct code, but bad at writing clean code. This is why it quickly gets out of hand if you don't manually refine the output and rely solely on the vibes - if you k
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by rcarr 1y ago
Adding yet another comment as you can also call agents from Linear directly, who will create pull requests in github, but they seem pretty expensive for what they are. They don't seem to offer any real benefit over setting up the mcp s
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by rcarr 1y ago
Adding another comment as over the last few days I have discovered more tools for this flow although I have yet to try any of them out: - https://conductor.build/ - https://www.superclaude.sh/ - https:&#x2
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by rcarr 1y ago
Seems like VSCode just added a lot of stuff for this in the latest update today, such as worktree support[1] and an agent session mode[2]. [1]: https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_103#_git-worktree-s... [2]: http
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by rcarr 1y ago
Jump in and start coding entire backend with stack not best suited for job and modern AI tools: most likely future hours lost. Spend 1.5 hours now to learn from an experienced dev on a stack that is better suited for job: most likely future
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by rcarr 1y ago
I think some of this might come down to stack as well. I watched a t3.gg video[1] recently about Convex[2] and how the nature of it leads to the AI getting it right first time more often. I've been playing around with it the last few d
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by rcarr 1y ago
Out of all developed nations, Japan is probably the one least affected by housing pricing in the world seeing as though Japanese housing depreciates rather than appreciates over time. Rent prices in America are a staggering 177.4% more expe
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by rcarr 1y ago
You're correct, I misremembered it!
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by rcarr 1y ago
100% agree. People want, above all else, convenience. Whichever tool gets the job done with the least amount of friction for the end user will generally win. People don't want to mess around learning a program, they just want to get th
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by rcarr 1y ago
For anyone else reading, this is also stated in the Tailwind docs: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/styling-with-utility-classes#us... .
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by rcarr 1y ago
Try and tell me that a single individual would have been able to create this 10 years ago on a normal salary: https://www.youtube.com/@NeuralViz It would have cost millions. Now one person can do it with a laptop and a few
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by rcarr 1y ago
You might want to look up NeuralViz on YouTube. 180k subscribers. They've been building out an entire cinematic universe using AI video tools. And it's by far the funniest show I've watched in years. So the claim that "l
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by rcarr 1y ago
The name's Bond, Market Bond.
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by rcarr 1y ago
I'm not an economist but I believe this is only the case so long as USD is the global reserve currency. If that ceases to be the case, the Fed has a lot less power to print money and inflate debt away. I believe this is the case Ray Da
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by rcarr 1y ago
Surely there's got to be some kind of law surrounding the import price and the expected final retail price? In theory you could import a car, mark it as being valued at 1 cent, pay a 200 percent tariff of two whole cents and then sell
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by rcarr 1y ago
Surely all that is going to happen is that the Chinese exporters set up intermediary companies in countries within the US's 10% import tariff band and then just re-export their goods from there? And then just rotate countries if Trump
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by rcarr 2y ago
I have no idea why you are getting downvoted for this comment when there is literally a massive warning on the docs page for class components. https://react.dev/reference/react/Component
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by rcarr 2y ago
You can but are people going to when the first thing you see upon opening the docs is a giant warning telling you not to? https://react.dev/reference/react/Component

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