ripplefringe

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Ask HN: How you manage local long lived research projects and LLM's?
6 points by ripplefringe 3mo ago|2 comments
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by ripplefringe 6mo ago
I love their use of the word legible. A good street naming system makes the city “legible”. I’m in a suburb of Charleston, SC and it’s so weird how I have no idea how far things are….1 mile? 3 miles? I miss riding my bike on that Portland g
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by ripplefringe 6mo ago
A year ago, I got my 8 y/o a landline (we used Ooma). It has been absolutely wonderful. By far the best thing is that he makes his own playdates. I'm not the middleman anymore. He just makes plans and asks me if it's ok. And
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by ripplefringe 3y ago
I have never seen grug before. This is fantastic.
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by ripplefringe 3y ago
Something that I feel like I disagree with here is that it doesn't take into account all the intangibles that you get from working hard. Personally I work hard and I feel like I get: * Appreciation from my manager and team, who I respe
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by ripplefringe 4y ago
Colors and fonts especially. After ten years my brain is fast at reading a GitHub diff. It’s pretty slow at reading a terminal diff because I don’t do it very much.
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by ripplefringe 4y ago
I use Github Desktop. One thing I do like a lot is that the diff I see is exactly what my code reviewers will see. Personally, I spend a lot of time reviewing other's code ad also going through my own PR's in Github. I'm ver
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by ripplefringe 4y ago
A suggestion I would have is treat the podcast a library to choose from and not a subscription. For example: * maybe you don’t love Marc Maron but you LOVE David Sedaris. Just listen to that interview. * maybe you hate news but you’re curio
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by ripplefringe 4y ago
They did the same thing for us once where they “upgraded” us to a better tier and the DNS migration we never asked for went bad. They were very difficult to get ahold of because we didn’t have a high enough tier of service. It was awful. Sh