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Oh, so there's whole _skill_ for that! I now feel a bit silly but I reinvented the wheel during my last lil project and indeed found it very powerful. A variant of it is the "implementation (handover) prompt" when I conclude
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README is the first document of the repo read by the human stumbling upon the repository. Even if it's written by LLM it should be edited and managed by the human maintainer. Sharing unedited documentation like this is sloppy and speak
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README is for humans if a human comes up and says "this project is for humans". Slop is excessively redundant. Basically "purple prose" of the technical documentation. But primarily: if its not worth writing, its not wor
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Absolute for me. In the next project I'm going to twist its sandbox further and just bind mount the actual project directory as /wtf and make it work there.
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I can't use it at all except for inconsequential notifications from my laptop (residential IP) or my phone (mobile IP).
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Publicly hosted version is nearly useless if you'd like to use it to send notifications from your tiny workers/scripts/processes in the big datacentres - I have a minuscule worker in CF that needs to send one notification onc
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Intelligence agencies have been known for exploiting and planting software and hardware Buga for decades, going as far as weakening cryptographic standards or intercepting hardware in transit to implant a backdoor device. Why do you _not_ b
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In general? It doesn't, at least negatively. Aristas are great.
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Why is that a problem for you? It's XR, for them it's a notes app in the convenient place, for me it might be a next meeting reminder on the wall next to my work screen, so I can work less distracted and more focused. Why is their
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Is the ad personam the best you can think of? You come off as rude, not thoughtful.
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Exactly. I can find more positive and beneficial uses of these than a negative ones. And unless I see proponents of the wholesale ban to foam at people holding smartphones equipped with cameras, I think it's safe to assume they didn&#x
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"People started using it for X" like this is a world apart of "People are usually using it for X". They do the same with cameras. They even post creep shots. Do you call out loudly everyone owning a smartphone with a cam
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I'm on holidays now, and I'd love to preserve so much more of what I see, or see live translation (subtitles), of all the people I struggle to communicate with. Not everyone has the most perverted thoughts in their mind all the ti
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Eh, you don't get "high" on modafinil. Adderall or other amphetamines used in therapeutic doses (or even above that) don't make user "get high". Modafinil is extremely easy and cheap to get for anyone with one
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Are you saying people are using Adderall AND Modafinil at the same time? That'd be either exceedingly rare or borderline unwise. I'd love to see some actual forums or papers about that because this seems very unusual given the par
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Especially in the case of the UK which famously permits seabed trawling in the Marine "Protected" Areas. https://oceandesk.org/destructive-bottom-trawling-occurs-in-... We need heroes like this: https:/&#x2F
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It promotes wakefulness and (allegedly) concentration. It's not a magic or amphetamines, not sure how is that an "abuse"? Do people drinking coffee in the morning *abuse* it?
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That's okay, they're elsewhere.
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Modafinil is available for ages, acts close to this (it's mentioned in the article), and I don't hear of people abusing it.
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Cool things are not necessarily illegal. You ever done anything cool in your life?
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Also had a terrible experience with Gemini with codibg: it would just show me trimmed diff (to show the changes it made), then........ commit the actually trimmed contents to the original files, discarding everything that was in between.
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Why Linux though? Which one? On what phone?
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Ibwas looking for something specific late last year, and I made three bookings (ca €500 each) for places found on the $site with the $bot. I didn't ask the not to use this site, my query was broad and complex and would take me days to
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OK, I have no idea what are you on about, your vague generalisations attempt to throw the entire effort of this branch on me, so I'll just pass, it's not worth any more of my time. Also because of the other reason.
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I'm talking specifically about this specific kind of crime, don't generalise my statement.
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Police officers help for free. If they find during an investigation that you're avictim of a crime they WILL tell you where they found the data and what was exactly in it. Troy? He'll basically resell you your own stolen data, be
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I love rethink but stopped using it on my up-to-date GOS. It randomly stops and no app can reach the internet (or me), randomly it doesn't obey the split tunneling rules or doesn't forward the connections to the tunnel at all (thu
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It's pretty trivial to get your own almost-GOS with root. The official GOS release simply doesn't support it in the production images. Why not root has been explained many times and you actually either want the official image with
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If this is your stance it's trivial to have your cake and eat it. You can easily build your own GrapheneOS based image, which will then be unable to use attestation (because your own keys you'll use for the secure boot won't
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Oh noes, all the poor people who taught themselves how to speak English from books and movies, not the street or school. Third category, behind a crafty LLMs.

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