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by sevg 9mo ago
Does anyone know if it’s possible to have “ultrathink” be the default instead of saying it in every prompt?
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by sevg 10mo ago
I believe it’s to do with supporting shift+enter (to do multiline prompts). https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/1259#issuec...
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by sevg 10mo ago
Hmm, no. It’s just like all the other postgres extensions named “pg_foo”, and the clear and obvious choice for “foo” in this case is “clickhouse”. Unless this is some bad joke that has flown over my head.
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by sevg 10mo ago
> Seems like a statement to reassure users who don't necessarily have any trust in the new maintainer. The statement didn’t seem reassuring. It’d have been reassuring to hear something like “This person has been a committer for X pe
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by sevg 10mo ago
I didn’t mention “distrust” in my comment :)
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by sevg 10mo ago
Thanks for sharing this. I thought this comment was strange at the end of Catfriend1’s post: > I’ll review the progress from time to time and if I find anything malicious going on, I’ll let you know here. That’s absolutely not something
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by sevg 10mo ago
Sure, that happens. But instead of just reporting it directly, we instead get this unsubstantive comment (“Cool! Great! Btw you spelled a word wrong.”). Essentially just noise, nothing that provokes curiosity or interesting discussion.
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by sevg 10mo ago
I think you’re getting downvoted because you’re reporting the typo in an odd and likely unproductive place. I’m not sure what you expect HN readers to do about the typo. There is a comment section on the blog itself :)
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by sevg 11mo ago
Hmm, maybe it’s still necessary to rebind ctrl-q in some cases. This says gnome has ctrl-q to quit applications: https://wiki.gnome.org/Design/OS/KeyboardShortcuts I don’t know if the above is still the default, b
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by sevg 11mo ago
You can also tell Firefox to ignore it completely: browser.quitShortcut.disabled As well as to warn: browser.warnOnQuit browser.warnOnQuitShortcut Well, apparently I once was aware of these because I have it set in my
71.
by sevg 11mo ago
I bind ctrl-q to lock screen in gnome, which is less bad than losing the whole browser. I suppose you could also bind it to a noop.
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by sevg 11mo ago
> it's not the sort of thing that anyone actually comes out of happy The lawyers do! :sweat_smile:
73.
by sevg 11mo ago
Yes please!
74.
by sevg 11mo ago
This and their Server Side TLS page have been a staple in my playbook for the last decade! https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/Server_Side_TLS Such useful resources.
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by sevg 11mo ago
Nice strawman. I didn’t mention ultra-processed foods :) If anyone else is reading this and wants to do their own reading about the effects of salt, I can point you to the WHO, the NHS, the FDA, one of many highly cited studies, and wikiped
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by sevg 11mo ago
> It feels like you’re using “industrial food” as a pejorative, but the best chefs in the world also do not skimp on salt Your first comment that kicked off this sub-thread missed the context. We’re talking about school food kids eat eve
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by sevg 11mo ago
Read this and you may be surprised: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Correlation_does_not_imply_cau...
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by sevg 11mo ago
> the best chefs in the world also do not skimp on salt Chefs use lots of salt to optimize for taste rather than health. (And restaurants don’t have to declare how much salt was in your meal.) That’s why it’s a bad idea to eat out and&#x
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by sevg 11mo ago
A matter of opinion, but I actually don’t think the current headline is too bad. When I saw the headline and “github.com/anthropic” next to it, my initial assumption was that it must be a problem introduced by Claude Code rather than a
80.
by sevg 11mo ago
Looks like mods changed the title to the title of the GitHub Issue. This from HN guidelines is probably why: > Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize.
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by sevg 11mo ago
> the way people actually have come to use it I have never seen anyone use it as part of an up arrow spread across two lines in the way that you’re suggesting. So I don’t really understand your point. Ok it’s not symmetrical, but I don’t
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by sevg 11mo ago
I’ve never used scrollback search, and it was a discovery for me that there’s a contingent that are very vocal in their demands for scrollback search. I can see why someone would feel attached to this feature though. Mostly I’m looking forw
83.
by sevg 11mo ago
From HN guidelines: > Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith. Perhaps next time, resist the urge :)
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by sevg 11mo ago
Tor is not the same as Tor Browser. You mean Tor Browser 15 :) The current version of Tor is 0.4.8.19: https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/core/tor
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by sevg 1y ago
The article doesn’t define “IOC”, so if (like me) you didn’t know the abbreviation: Indicators Of Compromise. (They actually do use the expanded form in the article, just without some parentheses afterwards on the first usage of the phrase.
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by sevg 1y ago
> What a weird title, you can say it's ACID but it's not a database You’re right, we should ban jokes that aren’t 100% correct!
87.
by sevg 1y ago
How did this article get so many votes? Clickbait title, LLM generated content, and multiple fundamental errors in the text and code. IMO this submission needs flags not upvotes.
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by sevg 1y ago
I wonder if they’re just saying “nation-state” to make it seem less bad that they were compromised, without having proof that it was an actual nation state. (I mean it could well be a nation state, but just a thought.)
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by sevg 1y ago
Site guidelines don’t seem to forbid this, but might be against the spirit of the guidelines? If so, could be worth a report to hn@ycombinator.com?
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by sevg 1y ago
Advanced use cases? Did you read the article? Making the update modal less intrusive isn’t an “advanced use case”, or even prime material for dicussion ;) The article is mainly about LLM-assisted coding, regardless of the terminal being use

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