spike021

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by spike021 1mo ago
for a while they didn't have that option either.
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by spike021 1mo ago
or the combo pizza
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by spike021 1mo ago
In my experience even before LLMs came along it was a matter of engineering culture how much a human put their motivations and rationales into why their diff came out the way it did.
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by spike021 1mo ago
I had an Apple Watch Series 6 for about five years and the battery degraded to the point it needed just about two charges a day. Then I found out about the new Fitbit Air in June and picked one up. Advertised battery life is 7 days; I tend
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by spike021 2mo ago
arguably you could say we always could use more humans in the loop even when it is only humans in the loop.
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by spike021 2mo ago
even if you say use RAG or something to a source you can trust, there's no guarantee the agent will still use exactly what the source has. i can't even get agents to remember core instructions like "use jq instead of writing
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by spike021 2mo ago
Just be careful around dogs and presumably other pets as it's toxic for them.
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by spike021 2mo ago
How well does that work in enterprise setups?
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by spike021 2mo ago
In a way it's not so different from learning in school. There were definitely times I read a textbook for a programming or other CS course and reused some example code or whatever to solve homework problems. I think the helpful part is
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by spike021 2mo ago
supposedly but i don't believe that worked for me at the time (I was connecting it to an m1 Mac Mini, which I believe has usb4 ports).
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by spike021 2mo ago
Here's one reddit thread about it: https://www.reddit.com/r/Keychron/comments/j28yzg/k2_v2_does... seems like there's a workaround but obviously far from ideal. edit: actually this may be the o
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by spike021 2mo ago
my issue with the one i have (k2, iirc) is that if i use it wirelessly and the battery dies, it becomes a brick until its been fully recharged. it won't even work as a wired keyboard until then. so ever since then i only use it wired.
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by spike021 2mo ago
I get it. Same here. Aso is probably one of my favorite places in Kyushu. Also, the michi-no-eki at the bottom is fantastic.
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by spike021 2mo ago
I wouldn't let this get in the way of going there though. Kumamoto is a very nice prefecture to see. They will rebuild (again) and it'll continue to be a great place.
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by spike021 2mo ago
Nope. it's enabled.
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by spike021 2mo ago
same with iphones and switching between cellular and wifi connections. I'll be walking away from or toward my home or my office and there's just barely a wifi connection, but hardly enough for any requests or responses to even mak
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by spike021 2mo ago
Doesn't work for everyone. I have essential tremor and my handwriting is abysmal.
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by spike021 2mo ago
I can't remember who it was I spoke to recently, but it was some startup for doing code reviews. So I asked how they're handling larger diffs and especially when a code change is related to something requiring knowing a lot of con
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by spike021 2mo ago
I try to do similar. I'll even break down parts of the plan into separate docs and have it solely refer to them one by one as needed with /clear between. It's a more manual process but not the worst. I could probably even whi
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by spike021 2mo ago
yeah. sadly toyota NA probably won't distribute an update/TSB for it. It's a shame.
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by spike021 2mo ago
for MY2025+ if you're in eco mode it shuts the valve so that's not too bad for me.
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by spike021 2mo ago
I'd say the reliability statement is still a bit early (GRC has been out four years, GR Yaris with same engine has been out about 5-6). But so far it does seem fairly reliable at least up until someone decides to push the power limits
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by spike021 2mo ago
Most people getting a GR Corolla aren't getting it only as a point A to point B car. So your point about it basically just being people transportation is mostly moot. It's also really completely different from a standard Corolla.
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by spike021 2mo ago
Much of the time for a car like this it's more about changing the tone and maybe squeezing a bit more performance out of the car. But along with that there's usually a volume increase. It's a much smaller subset of car owners
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by spike021 2mo ago
Agreed. I switched to an aftermarket catback (sxth single exit, lol) over the past year and while I really enjoyed the difference in tone, the increased volume level was just barely intolerable. So I'm back on the OEM one.
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by spike021 2mo ago
I also own a GR Corolla. it's a fantastic car.
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by spike021 2mo ago
Seeing Wololo posted is a blast from the past.
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by spike021 3mo ago
I really got into baseball cards a few years back. It is fun to collect for favorite players and all but once you realize it's a money pit you either are too deep and addicted or you're able to wean yourself back off it. Fortunate
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by spike021 3mo ago
Even something that should be as fun as collecting and trading cards (baseball, pokemon, etc.) revolves around "pull odds" for rare cards. There are people spending thousands of dollars monthly just to rip a desirable card they co
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by spike021 3mo ago
Why not save progress and important results of a conversation (i.e. including tool calls and such) to a project markdown (even multiple as needed) and clear your context window completely rather than compacting many times? You can then just

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