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by square_usual 9mo ago
First, you're talking about a different product, FSD vs Autopilot. Second, I have a 2025 Model 3, and even with the latest v14.2.2 FSD I had an intervention rate of roughly every ten miles in Washington DC/VA suburbs. I shudder to
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by square_usual 9mo ago
> The rule designed to stop "lottery abuse" hits direct employers 3x harder. To prove this, you need to compute the total numbers and not just proportion. If 22% of the direct employees are Level 1, but there's only 300 di
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by square_usual 9mo ago
Yes, actually? It's baked into the pricing?
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by square_usual 9mo ago
I've really shortened the loop on deploying my side projects with Claude Code. I run it with `--dangerously-skip-permissions` on a prompt I've written and it adapts it for the project in hand with a "safe" set of default
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by square_usual 9mo ago
Why is it always the oranges? My orange is also very picky!
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by square_usual 9mo ago
I took the Amtrak from Chicago to SF and it was the highlight of that year for me and one of the best memories of my life. Eating breakfast as we snaked by the Colorado river with fresh snow on the rocks - that's a travel experience.
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by square_usual 9mo ago
I remember threads about this on HN back when the CAA Bill first dropped - you saw much of the same concern trolling back then, as if nobody could see what the real intent behind it was.
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by square_usual 9mo ago
You don't find it interesting that a major social media company enabled generating deepfake porn, and now faces global legal action for it? (I know for a fact you and people like you will say No, so posts about deepfakes and their lega
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by square_usual 9mo ago
How is this not on topic for HN?
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by square_usual 9mo ago
Don't blame PG; he's been out of managing HN for a while now, and he's been very vocal about his actual thoughts.
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by square_usual 9mo ago
There's stories right now on the front page that have fewer upvotes and were posted before this one. At this point, it is getting increasingly harder to argue that HN isn't completely biased.
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by square_usual 9mo ago
> I think that veganism and the Seventh Day Adventist church has done a lot of harm to health and nutrition over the years This is your bubble, get off twitter.
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by square_usual 9mo ago
I followed this: https://ccusage.com/guide/statusline
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by square_usual 9mo ago
You're free to not open these threads, you know!
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by square_usual 9mo ago
You're overpaying by a factor of 4, easily. I use `ccusage`'s statusline in claude code, and even with my personal $20/mo subscription I don't think there's been a single month where I didn't touch ~$80 of usag
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by square_usual 9mo ago
I've tried most of the CLI coding tools with the Claude models and I keep coming back to Claude Code. It hits a sweet spot of simple and capable, and right now I'd say it's the best from an "it just works" perspecti
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by square_usual 9mo ago
It's $150, not a huge difference but worth noting that it's not the same ast the 20x Max plan.
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by square_usual 9mo ago
I've often been contacted by recruiters for companies in the gambling (in India it's called "skill-based web gaming") or the crypto/web3 space, and I've always denied those for ethical reasons.
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by square_usual 9mo ago
> you claim that I am wrong - but you provide no evidence whatsoever. You didn't provide any evidence either, so before you cry foul start with an actual argument. > In Hinduism, dharma is prescribed based on the person's ca
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by square_usual 9mo ago
> Though southern India is much better than North I grew up in South India and spent a lot of my adulthood in the North, and I don't think the South is much better. It's different in many ways, which makes some people think it&
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by square_usual 9mo ago
> I am assuming that the downvotes are less about the fact that your parent comment is wrong, and more about the fact that the grandparent is not "categorically" false. It has some accurate aspects, but cannot be easily dismiss
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by square_usual 9mo ago
> It does not help that the dominant religion thinks of truth and morality as extremely subjective. This is categorically false.
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by square_usual 10mo ago
I'm sure these year-old examples of errors from a bad product are still valid!
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by square_usual 10mo ago
Every now and then someone posts the "X programmers (implied good) hate AI, Y programmers (implied bad) hate AI!" and every time people come out of the woodwork to point out that, no, X programmers can also use AI to take out thin
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by square_usual 10mo ago
Yep, that's why very accomplished, widely regarded developers like Mitchell Hashimoto and Antirez use them. They need to make programming more challenging to keep it fun.
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by square_usual 10mo ago
Okay, cite your source for that. ZipRecruiter says the median federal income is $125k, with other sources saying the average is $130k. I don't see any source saying they're making way more than that.
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by square_usual 10mo ago
So enterprises are just accepting paying twice as much as they used to for no value? The "c'mon man" should be directed at you!
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by square_usual 10mo ago
Yeah, it's marginally above average for DC, but that doesn't mean they're "raking it in". The average (which is a bad metric for income) is dragged up by the wealthy in DC balancing out the poor in DC, not hordes of
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by square_usual 10mo ago
Do you have any proof for that? ChatGPT has a DAU in the ~100m range as of last reporting. Even considering it's a global audience, that's almost a third of the US population.
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by square_usual 10mo ago
Sure, the technology that real people in your life, including most "normies" who only use tech to get stuff done, are using ChatGPT, but it's not "inevitable".

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