stavros

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by stavros 3mo ago
There are two Team plan tiers: Standard and Premium. Not sure what that has to do with working professionally.
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by stavros 3mo ago
I live in Europe and I get spam calls from the US :(
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by stavros 3mo ago
I'm on the Premium business plan and I can easily use up my entire week's allocation in two days of coding. I only use Claude for planning, too, the rest is done by Deepseek and GPT. Claude is very spendy.
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by stavros 3mo ago
Agreed, whenever I hear someone say "we need more/less nuclear and less/more solar/wind", I hear "let's burn more fossil fuels while we uselessly split hairs".
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by stavros 3mo ago
It's the least evil of the evil options? Why not use one of the good options then?
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by stavros 3mo ago
Only for people invited to the Tailnet. To create your own account, you still need a third party.
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by stavros 3mo ago
We're all grownups here, we've seen sex before.
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by stavros 3mo ago
You should try Drifter, it's much more serious but I enjoyed it greatly.
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by stavros 3mo ago
They aren't being super careful because there's no cost to being careless.
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by stavros 3mo ago
No, how is that better?
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by stavros 3mo ago
I don't really understand this. First of all, you can just weigh the plant, and tell how much CO2 it has captured, right? Second of all, what does it matter how much CO2 I produce? What's harmful is the additional CO2 that goes
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by stavros 3mo ago
Man, Gamefaqs always had such amazing guides. I always wondered how these people knew every single little thing in the games they wrote walkthroughs for.
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by stavros 3mo ago
Mary is 24 years old. When Ann was 12, Mary was Ann’s current age. Let's say Ann's current age is 13. Then, when Ann was 12, Mary must have been 13. Now that Ann is 13, Mary must be 14, but she's 24. This means that the only
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by stavros 3mo ago
Where did you see missions?
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by stavros 3mo ago
Yeah, I read the subheader, saw Claude, and closed the tab.
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by stavros 3mo ago
Why are people so reticent to name companies, even when they're praising them?
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by stavros 3mo ago
There's also the option of "MS asks you if you want to run stuff your monitor wants to run". It's not that hard. The fault here is definitely LG's, though.
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by stavros 3mo ago
I've been to a work Christmas party where one of my coworkers got so drunk that she couldn't talk and kept grabbing my arm and walking with me. I don't drink at all, so it was a bit surreal, and, compared to Greeks, Brits are
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by stavros 3mo ago
I think he means it was very wrong.
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by stavros 3mo ago
Yes, as the sibling said, melancholy means "black bile".
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by stavros 3mo ago
This is a great writeup. I guess this is a common complaint, because I made the same thing! Mine is ticking, though, I used a clock with hands to do it. Also it doesn't tick regularly, so it's more of a Vetinari clock, but all clo
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by stavros 3mo ago
I needed the same thing, so I made one: https://www.stavros.io/posts/i-made-another-little-bedside-c...
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by stavros 3mo ago
Melanotrypophobia, although the Greek term is "mayri trypa", literally "black hole".
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by stavros 3mo ago
The one thing I want is for everyone to tick the box on their power company's website that says "only give me electricity from renewables". If everyone does this, hopefully the problem will be fixed quickly, plus you can enjo
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by stavros 3mo ago
Yeah hm, that sounds a lot like random technobabble. Why would the system randomly drop the thumbnail cache because of a swipe, and why would that corrupt the system?
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by stavros 3mo ago
Yes! It's not even that it's dense, or complex. I can handle complexity and density, it's that in its own head a lot. It'll give things names and then somehow decide I already know the names, and casually use the names w
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by stavros 3mo ago
What I've seen lately is that Claude got more and more up its own ass. It keeps assuming I know the terms it keeps making up, like "ensure the strategy holds through the gap". What the fuck does that mean, Claude? Speak like
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by stavros 3mo ago
That's not the reason, the reason is that you get paid for eight hours, and that's how much you'll work, regardless of the number of tasks you complete in those hours.
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by stavros 3mo ago
I'm not sure which historic tools you mean, but to me this sounds much better than anything older than ten years ago.
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by stavros 3mo ago
Ah, yes, humans don't, but computers do. I'd imagine there are plenty of systems that ingest automated data (eg sensors) that need billions of TPS.

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