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by spullara 11mo ago
I would love to be able to filter the resulting list by removing certainly all books that in the same series but I think removing all books by authors that I have already listed would be great to get new things that I haven't already r
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by spullara 11mo ago
If you click through to the article, you can see the original title. Since it matched, I didn't expect them to change it.
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by spullara 11mo ago
This title is inaccurate. What they are disallowing are users using ChatGPT to offer legal and medical advice to other people. First parties can still use ChatGPT for medical and legal advice for themselves.
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by spullara 1y ago
You know what would make it even easier? Releasing the source code with a license that allows for modding.
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by spullara 1y ago
Guess you are constantly dodging them, so lucky. https://www.kbb.com/audi/recall/
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by spullara 1y ago
providers should stop using just us-east-1 like idiots.
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by spullara 1y ago
Because dependencies on Unix are terrible for some languages that assume things are installed globally.
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by spullara 1y ago
ReplayTV was the TiVo before TiVo and its commercial skip was the best bar-none. I was sad when it basically died and had to get a TiVo which was a good product made by folks I knew but at the end of the day, nothing could beat ReplayTV&#x2
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by spullara 1y ago
You want it in a chat with other tools and intelligence so that you can give softer preferences and for it to judge reviews and the like. Perhaps even look at the room layout and photos to see if it is something you would like. There are go
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by spullara 1y ago
OpenAI has had this opportunity to do this since their meteoric adoption and fumbled it with plugins and then GPTs. Ironically, Anthropic's MCP could be just the ingredient needed to capture this position.
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by spullara 1y ago
Do the examples work for any else? https://github.com/openai/openai-apps-sdk-examples/issues/1
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by spullara 1y ago
We have been building MCP servers and this looks very good directionally. Fills a bunch of holes in the protocol and gives meaning to something that were kind of like placeholders. Being able to return UI to the client is fantastic and will
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by spullara 1y ago
most of these are related to the high credit card fees we have in the US to support the card points programs. in EU for example, the fees are 10% of ours.
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by spullara 1y ago
It's a check, they have invented checks.
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by spullara 1y ago
JetBrains does a good job on them as well. Copilot is shit.
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by spullara 1y ago
what kind of AI are you using that generates shitty commit messages? This a common kind of message from Claude / Augment: Fix dynamic channel list by passing auth via metadata - Pass userId and userEmail in metadata when call
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by spullara 1y ago
almost none of these require anything more than an agent with tools.
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by spullara 1y ago
on Mac/iOS you can just take a screenshot and then select out of the image.
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by spullara 1y ago
They literally had access to JIRA at Twitter so they could file tickets against accounts.
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Improvements to Java primitive array sotring(github.com)
1 points by spullara 1y ago|0 comments
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by spullara 1y ago
Which was directly based on Java RMI. Generally, not thought of as great ideas.
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by spullara 1y ago
The spiritual descendant of Java RMI.
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by spullara 1y ago
iPhone screens haven't been cracking for years now.
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by spullara 1y ago
the venues are in on it and get paid
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by spullara 1y ago
it is kind of upside down if you look at how much land mass is in the northern hemisphere (68%) vs the southern.
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by spullara 1y ago
dunno man, just had melanoma removed from my ear and if it had moved to my lymph nodes I had a 50% chance of dying within 5 years. thankfully it didn't but it was caused by sun damage incurred in my youth. I'll be wearing sunscree
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by spullara 1y ago
100%!
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by spullara 1y ago
Solaris Zones (follow on to Solaris Containers) was pretty amazing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solaris_Containers
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by spullara 1y ago
Seems like a pretty cut and dried case for removal of a feature that is not only not used but even in cases where it might be useful the sites have html versions and don't expect people to click on the xml links.
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by spullara 1y ago
this is exactly what I did when I wrote my first agent with scraping. later we switched to taking control of the users browser through a browser extension.

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