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by sixothree 6mo ago
It implies to me they _shouldn't_ be releasing his name. In this case it sounds like they very much should be naming him.
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by sixothree 6mo ago
Using superpowers in brainstorm mode like the parent suggested would have resulted in a plan markdown and a spec markdown for the subagents to follow.
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by sixothree 6mo ago
Superpowers, Serena, Context7 feel like requried plugins to me. Serena in particular feels like a secret weapon sometimes. But superpowers (with "brainstorm" keyword) might be the thing that helps people complaining about quality
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by sixothree 6mo ago
I feel like these missions are just paving the way for billionaires to have a new vacation spot.
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by sixothree 7mo ago
Which sounds crazy to me considering how much involvement the US has with FHIR. http://hl7.org/fhir/ Even if you don't care about this stuff, FHIR is definitely worth investigating.
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by sixothree 7mo ago
If you look at the healthcare space, you will realize interoperability only exists because it was mandated by government programs that the patient owns their data and must be provided timely access to all of that data; and also defines spec
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by sixothree 7mo ago
Unfortunately that might be all he gets out of it. He apparently lost the civil suit for damages to his house and the stolen property.
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by sixothree 7mo ago
I don't think this is "better" for him really. He didn't win any money afaik. He spent a lot of time defending himself against something that could have easily gone in a different direction given a different jury.
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by sixothree 7mo ago
Many providers report that dealing with Medicare has clear rules they can follow while dealing with private payers causes a huge burden.
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by sixothree 7mo ago
It successfully located a submerged car in a bayou. (Note, this is a known finding, and nothing reportable). So I think there are some possible positive use cases here. I'm curious what other unsolved mysteries are now solvable with co
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by sixothree 7mo ago
Does that mean human brains have neuron "training" feedback?
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by sixothree 7mo ago
Does this only work with github actions? What about Devops and gitlab?
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by sixothree 7mo ago
I'm guessing people need to quickly realize Claude is a platform.
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by sixothree 7mo ago
In my city they synchronized the light so that each one turns red just as the pack of cars is reaching it. To be clear the obvious implication I'm making is that they did this to increase the chance someone would run the light and incr
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by sixothree 7mo ago
If you tell the car dealership that your plan is to run someone over with the car you are buying, they 100% have the right to refuse selling the car to you. If you tell a gun dealer you're going to kill someone when you walk out of the
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by sixothree 7mo ago
I remember a lab with diskless systems where your disk quota was smaller than the kernel panic dump. So basically if you crashed a machine your account was instantly filled up and basically nothing would work. I believe it affected mail as
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by sixothree 7mo ago
I feel like everyone needs a peek inside a file in this manner at least once in their life. I just like to show people various file headers. Without you showing them, they might never see this kind of stuff.
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by sixothree 7mo ago
It flashed too briefly for me to understand what I was seeing.
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by sixothree 7mo ago
And to support your point even further, in the video he captures the credits off a disc with constant angular velocity, but he _also_ completely lucks out and captures an image from a disc with constant linear velocity. I'm so sick of
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by sixothree 7mo ago
Great points. And it just so happens in this video that the scrolling was at a speed where everything was preserved and also not stretched. Too slow and it would be elongated vertically on the disc and too fast and it would be compressed an
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by sixothree 7mo ago
> force you to quit and then sign up again? If they change the price, YES! Otherwise, force the user to accept the new terms affirmatively. Then offer to refund any money if the user does not.
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by sixothree 7mo ago
It's not only single comments, but if you surround people in a sea of opinion, they will definitely start swimming in your direction. Thought, that's probably more important on reddit.
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by sixothree 7mo ago
I'm guessing they believe they will be around longer than this administration.
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by sixothree 7mo ago
I'm not so sure Facebook is an apt analogy. Have we forgotten all the times Facebook has actually sold personal data?
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by sixothree 7mo ago
I'd hate to break it to you, but companies do have a right to determine how their products are used. You were subject to that when you wrote that comment. Did you not notice that?
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by sixothree 7mo ago
The problem here is that this department claims its adversaries are Americans. Do you think antropic should aid in the killing of Americans?
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by sixothree 7mo ago
Your usage of "Your side" is telling. It seems like this is a team sport for you and you've picked a side. Unfortunately you might have sided with fascists.
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by sixothree 8mo ago
They literally complied with this request immediately and without question.
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by sixothree 8mo ago
Very nice TY.
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by sixothree 8mo ago
Is there any way to make it stop rotating automatically?

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