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Auto mode is now the default in Claude Code(claude.com)
292 points by sbehere 2mo ago|313 comments
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by sbehere 3y ago
Yes, I did the same. I actually posted on the SiYuan user forum[1] and thanked you for the example code you posted, since I built on it:) [1]: https://liuyun.io/article/1702364516248
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by sbehere 3y ago
I use a bunch of Python scripts to publish interlinked notes written with Obsidian[1] and, more recently, SiYuan[2] with Hugo. For me, this presents the best of both worlds. Obsidian and SiYuan are very nice to write and review notes. Hugo
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by sbehere 3y ago
Replace 'Security' with 'Safety' and your comment still rings eerily true! One exception (? probably not an exception) is that sometimes organizations will still hire safety/security specialists (because the externa
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by sbehere 3y ago
I've seen this happen at $EMPLOYER and it actually went beyond the website. Any email you send that has the url/domain in the text (e.g. in the signature) gets flagged by gmail or any G workspace email server with a big red warnin
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by sbehere 3y ago
> A car doesn't need data updates, and definitely not code updates I don't think this is accurate. Many advanced driving assistance capabilities need access to updated map tiles, which is a data update. They may need code updat
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by sbehere 3y ago
The insight that worked for me is that it isn’t about the tools. Rather, it’s about having a solid plan, or methodology, that works for you, which can be implemented using whichever tools are convenient. Many folks, including me at one poin
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by sbehere 3y ago
I think it helps if personal finance managers explicitly describe at least the following: 1. What automation, if any, exists for entering transactions? This is the most laborious/cumbersome part of personal finance. Some tools use fina
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by sbehere 3y ago
This is fascinating. Thank you for commenting. As an Indian living in the West, I have always wondered why/how certain differences that are stark to my ears are subtle or barely perceptible to others. The converse is also true. For exa
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by sbehere 3y ago
This "basic" guide is probably well-intentioned and useful. It does gloss over a whole range of nuances and diversity of protocols for India. Wonder if similar glossing over is happening for other countries in the list.
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by sbehere 3y ago
Hmm, I'm not quite sure what those terms mean, but a quick search seems to suggest to me that it is a "Dental" (not alveolar) vs retroflex. See 00:53 of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXFx3Ly_imY
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by sbehere 3y ago
I think certain sounds are hard for Western speakers to pronounce, while others are easy. Specifically, Hindi (and many other Sanskrit-derived languages) distinguish between some sounds (which have correspondingly different characters in th
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by sbehere 3y ago
I rolled my own solution[1] out of existing stuff that is mostly automated, does auto-categorization of transactions, has dashboards and sharing, and does not require sharing login credentials with third parties. However, financial institut
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by sbehere 3y ago
I don't understand the point of traveling with clean burner devices and keeping your data encrypted in the cloud. Yes, it protects for threats where the devices are stolen or compromised when out of sight, but not for cases where gover
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by sbehere 4y ago
Here’s another awesome copy-pasta about the SR-71: The speed check story https://www.thesr71blackbird.com/Aircraft/Stories/sr-71-blac...
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by sbehere 4y ago
I use a home grown set of scripts to automatically pull transactions from banks/credit cards where possible, auto categorize them, and create shareable dashboards. All without sharing credentials with any third party. The method is des
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by sbehere 4y ago
The data entry problem can be solved in some cases by fetching transaction data automatically using OFX from supporting institutions. Python’s OfxTools [1] works quite well for this. Quite a few large institutions in the USA support this (e
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by sbehere 4y ago
It depends on your use cases. For example, - I have a scanner that saves scans to a network share. Having a linux-based SMB server on the local network is convenient and privacy-friendly, especially when the disks are encrypted. Doubt you c
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by sbehere 4y ago
This seems to be exactly what ProjectionLab[1] is for. I am not a user or affiliated with it.. just learned about it the other day on some HN thread and thought it looked cool. [1]: https://projectionlab.com/
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by sbehere 4y ago
I use a home-grown system[1] that does not require sharing credentials with a third party, has partial/fully automated (depending on financial institution) fetching of transactions, auto-categorization learned from your previously cate
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by sbehere 4y ago
I have created a personal finance tool that Works-For-Me and requires no sharing of login credentials with third parties. Something that scrapes financial transactions from bank and credit-card accounts in a fully automated way where possib
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Andrew Ng: Unbiggen AI(spectrum.ieee.org)
209 points by sbehere 4y ago|84 comments
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by sbehere 4y ago
https://sagar.se I really wanted to use something static, lightweight, and simple, without sacrificing UI features offered by 3-column Wordpress themes. Managed to do that with Hugo. There is also a so-called Digital Garden gene