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   by system2 8mo ago

   Amazon Go had one of the best turkey pesto sandwiches you could buy for $6. It was my treat after driving back from the dog park. I felt sad after they closed that Go store. Coffee (Starbucks) was free with a minimum purchase of $5, which t
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   by system2 8mo ago

   >"If you're always finding the next reason not to switch, you're not looking for solutions, you're looking for excuses to stay complacent." No, my friend. It is not the reason. I have over 50 apps installed, many
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   by system2 8mo ago

   Non-ai software reality is not that different.
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   by system2 8mo ago

   I switched to Claude entirely. I don't even talk to ChatGPT for research anymore. It makes me feel like I am talking to an unreasonable, screaming, blue-haired liberal.
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   by system2 8mo ago

   We have a huge power source called the sun, but our greed is not letting us use it fully.
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   by system2 8mo ago

   Get used to it. This is the new reality, and it won't go away. I just saw my old game friends' WhatsApp chat today. They are vibe coding and feeling proud of the outcomes, and talking about it more frequently. Normies captured the
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   by system2 8mo ago

   Unsure what your use case is, but compaction makes it lose anormous amount of context. Claude code is better used on a task-by-task basis; things get bad. The whole purpose of init and CLAUDE.md is to prevent long chats from losing context
8. 248.▲
   by system2 9mo ago

   Just like that, we have a final AI winner.
9. 249.▲
   by system2 9mo ago

   I use Claude 8+ hours per day. But this is probably the scariest use I can think of. An agent running with full privileges with no restriction. What can go wrong?
10. 250.▲
    by system2 9mo ago

    Welcome to the age of clickbait and fake drama.
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    by system2 9mo ago

    Maybe they don't, since CSS is the easiest to tap into in terms of programming. Database-driven software still heavily relies on seasoned engineers and cannot be messed with AI. For something basic like CSS, it is true. Ask ChatGPT or
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    by system2 9mo ago

    Why would a CSS library turn into a company? How do they even make money while there are hundreds of alternatives? Bootstrap is more than enough for 99.99% of the projects, and it is free.
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    by system2 9mo ago

    Can't we do the same with an SSH client such as Termius?
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    by system2 9mo ago

    The key to using CSS properly is to use it without the fancy stuff. Just keep it simple and stick to the box model with a simple grid in mind. People try to fix dumb HTML decisions with CSS and get frustrated.
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    by system2 9mo ago

    Reddit is a forum morphed into social media. I usually use "question + reddit" on Google to confirm my suspicions about a subject. It is a place to discuss things rather than find answers. It is extremely politicized (leftist&#x2F
16. 256.▲
    by system2 9mo ago

    The most toxic, degrading, and insulting forum for people. My questions, as well as my answers, always got poisonous criticism. Good.
17. 257.▲
    by system2 9mo ago

    You know what, I wrote a long paragraph and deleted it. You just try to get a reaction.
18. 258.▲
    by system2 9mo ago

    Bypassing the router to get to the device directly via IP sounds like insanity. Like a forever-open port.
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    by system2 9mo ago

    They still don't know what Linux is, nor do they use it intentionally. Chromebook's OS is no different than an Android OS. You seem to want to argue by just throwing random things. Good luck. :)
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    by system2 9mo ago

    Using an Android tablet vs a linux pc is a completely separate thing. Not even close. I am talking about a user who knows Linux, uses it at home for personal PC purposes. It is non-existent.
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    by system2 9mo ago

    It would be a good curve ball if he is that smart.
22. 262.▲
    by system2 9mo ago

    I bet you $100 you can't find a single person on the street using Linux. It is that rare.
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    by system2 9mo ago

    Linux is not suitable for the average user. I use Xubuntu on all my old computers, but I am 100% sure a normie would not tolerate the tedium of it. People want shiny icons with animations and a bunch of garbage on their computers to make th
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    by system2 9mo ago

    Stress is the #1 killer. Being rich likely helps the stress levels. Not worrying about rent/mortgage can likely extend someone's life by 10% easily.
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    by system2 9mo ago

    Stranger Things creator is not aware of how stupid most Netflix viewers are. They literally watch algorithm-generated TV shows all day long, and he expects to explain relatively technical things to them. Good luck, Mr. Creator.
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    by system2 9mo ago

    I have multiple apps using 300 GB+ PostgreSQL databases. For some queries, high RAM is required. I enable symmetrical NVMe swaps, too. Average Joe with gaming needs wouldn't need more than 64 GB for a long time. But for the database, a
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    by system2 9mo ago

    I will refuse this idea until it is widely known, accepted, and used by everyone. Div with class is easier to inspect and modify with pseudo. I wonder what would happen with JS getting the element with this, too.
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    by system2 9mo ago

    If you disable your password saving, I think it would prevent them somehow.
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    by system2 9mo ago

    Flight internet usually comes with a data quota.
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    by system2 9mo ago

    The page doesn't even have a buy button. Why?