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by rolisz 1y ago
Before they announced the Max plans, I could easily hit 10-15$ of API usage per day (without even being a heavy user). Since they announced that you can use the Pro subscription with Claude Code, I've been using it much more and I&#x27
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by rolisz 1y ago
LLMs can do that integration :)
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by rolisz 1y ago
I think it's going to go the opposite way: we'll get a lot more custom made software, that fits exactly what a small customer needs. The code might be utter crap, the design might not be award winning, but it will be custom made t
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by rolisz 1y ago
Someone asked 40 scientists what is their definition of life and the clustered them with LLMs. The results were incredibly varied: https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.15849
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Platonic space: where cognitive and morphological patterns come from(thoughtforms.life)
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by rolisz 1y ago
I trust them more with Typescript because there's a compiler that gives them feedback and that has been used for training LLMs.
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by rolisz 1y ago
Amazing Marvin maybe? https://amazingmarvin.com/
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by rolisz 1y ago
Yes, since last week or so.
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by rolisz 1y ago
I tried Junie in PyCharm and it had big problems with running tests or even using the virtual environment set up in PyCharm for that project. You'd expect more from the company that is developing both the IDE and the AI agent...
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by rolisz 1y ago
Low testosterone can affect erections. No erections, no (normal) sex, low mood. No need to interact with neurons
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by rolisz 1y ago
89% of heart transplant recipients report personality changes https://www.mdpi.com/2673-3943/5/1/2 Hormonal changes can cause big changes in mood/personality (think menopause or a big injury to testicles
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by rolisz 1y ago
If you ever start that company, let me know (you can email any address at the domain listed in my profile, it's all an alias to my main address)
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by rolisz 1y ago
Are there any "safer" options for doing genetic testing? From a privacy perspective mostly.
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by rolisz 1y ago
You can do it so easily with AI coding tools. I'm not a frontend dev, but now I can whip up something decent looking in 10 minutes.
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by rolisz 1y ago
Gmail, YouTube and others are not free: you don't pay with money, but with your data and your attention. So yeah, I think the world would be a better place if they had not been developed by Google.
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by rolisz 2y ago
My experience with Youtube Music is that the recommendations are quite poor. So I wouldn't miss that. But it's hard to replicate the breadth of coverage of YT music (even though sometimes songs just vanish from my playlists). But
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by rolisz 2y ago
Huh, I feel much closer to Darwin now
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by rolisz 2y ago
The comments from the HN link from 1 year ago aged so badly. They were all skeptical that fiber optic control would become popular.
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by rolisz 2y ago
Reminds me of Dr Michael Levin's work, who does funky stuff with bioelectricity, such as making some planaria grow two heads, despite being genetically identical to a normal one.
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by rolisz 2y ago
Counterpoint: SMS is not a spam cesspit in Romania. My phone number is public (company information is public). And I get 1 completely unsolicited messages per month and 1 per week from companies that I bought something from. That's not
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by rolisz 2y ago
I don't like Cursor, because I like PyCharm as my very awesome IDE. Claude Code is a terminal app, it's something that I just issue commands to and it mostly works, and then I check everything in PyCharm. I tried Aider a couple of
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by rolisz 2y ago
But what if there's no YouTube tutorial for the exact AC unit you have and it doesn't look like any of the videos you checked out?
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by rolisz 2y ago
Reminds me of Michael Levin's work, where they found that planaria look the same regardless of how you screw around with their genetic material.
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by rolisz 2y ago
2) why wasn't the person/party that broke the law penalized then? PNL was found to have paid for the TikTok ads for Georgescu. Did they get even a slap on the wrist?
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by rolisz 2y ago
Another happy customer here - for about 5 years I think. 0 issues. I think they had a small outage at some, but it was resolved super quick.
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by rolisz 2y ago
Try 1g/pound of bodyweight (some say ideal bodyweight). For me it's 180-190 g per day. It's hard to eat that much protein. But when I do, the hunger goes away (unusual feeling for me too)
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by rolisz 2y ago
How much protein were you getting on the high protein diet? For a long time I heard about "get lots of protein, it helps with satiety" and I thought I had enough protein. When I went to a nutritionist and she made me do a food jou
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by rolisz 2y ago
> Production capacity isn't normally the issue for drugs under patent. https://www.fiercepharma.com/pharma/ozempic-shortages-contin... https://www.tga.gov.au/safety/shortages/medicine-
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by rolisz 2y ago
Romania has state mandated public health insurance (if you're employed or if you make over minimum wage from non employement sources, you have to pay for public health insurance), but the private health insurance market is also thrivin
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by rolisz 2y ago
There are dedicated models for recognizing UI elements such as form fields. One example is https://github.com/microsoft/OmniParser

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