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by the-grump 6mo ago
That's what I've done for years. Long pressing is much more pleasant. I wish Apple would give us a hint rather than requiring us to chance upon this recommendation on HN.
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by the-grump 6mo ago
Well it's good to be honest, and so I commend you on that. So the hierarchy is - our kids - "third-world orphans" - other species For what it's worth, I'm not denying the benefit we obtain by testing on animals, nor
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by the-grump 6mo ago
These are the creatures we kill with poison and carry experiments on.
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by the-grump 7mo ago
Rick Roderick on Habermas. The series "Self Under Siege" is one of my favorite things on YouTube. Highly recommend watching all 8 in order. https://youtu.be/aXkmmfaZhEg
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by the-grump 7mo ago
Stealing this brilliant idea. Thank you for sharing!
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by the-grump 8mo ago
That's the first thing that came to mind when I saw this website. The Bay Area is famous for its numerous superfund sites (among many other things, thankfully).
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by the-grump 8mo ago
It's good to see just how far we can push the mods here until we finally face consequences! Thank you for keeping this place healthy day after day after day.
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by the-grump 8mo ago
Isn't that literally every modern OS, always, unless you tell it to act differently?
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by the-grump 8mo ago
Same reaction. I can't even say the author is correct/wrong because I couldn't get through it.
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by the-grump 8mo ago
With the AI. I read the whole thing and correct the model where it makes mistakes, fill the gaps where I find them. I also always check that it explicitly states my rules (some from the global rules, some from the session up until that mome
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by the-grump 8mo ago
I tried it when it first came out and it was lacking then. Perhaps it's better now--will give it a shot when I sign up for cursor again. Thank you for sharing that!
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by the-grump 8mo ago
My suggestions: - like the sister comment says, use the best model available. For me that has been opus but YMMV. Some of my colleagues prefer the OAI models. - iterate on the plan until it looks solid. This is where you should invest your
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by the-grump 8mo ago
I feel so weird not being the grumpy one for once. Can't relate to GP's experience of one-shotting. I need to try a couple of times and really hone in on the right plan and constraints. But I am getting so much done. My todo list
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by the-grump 8mo ago
What has worked for me is having multiple agents do different tasks (usually in different projects) and doing something myself that I haven't automated yet. e.g. managing systems, initiating backups, thinking about how I'll automa
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by the-grump 9mo ago
Fair enough, though I feel so entirely differently that your position baffles me. Gleam is still new to me, but my experience writing parsers in Haskell and handling error cases succinctly through functors was such a pleasant departure from
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by the-grump 9mo ago
With all due respect, you can use all of those languages and their type systems without recognizing their value. For ensuring bits don't get lost, you use protocols like TCP. For ensuring they don't silently flip on you, you use E
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by the-grump 9mo ago
You missed the entire point of the strong static typing.
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by the-grump 9mo ago
Yes they can. The size of many codebases is much larger and LLMs can handle those. Consider also that they can generate summaries and tackle the novel piecemeal, just like a human would. Re: movies. Get YouTube premium and ask YouTube to su
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by the-grump 9mo ago
People don't want to face the music but the way we're fishing is completely unsustainable. The way we live on land is unsustainable too, of course.
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by the-grump 10mo ago
Long overdue.
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by the-grump 11mo ago
"Your IP address 104.28.103.15 has been used for unauthorized accesses and is therefore blocked! Your IP address belongs to Cloudflare and is being used by many users, some of which are hackers and hide behind the cloud/proxy to a
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by the-grump 11mo ago
Normally I'd agree, but it's a massive holding in their disclosure. So they put a bunch of money into this bet, likely to buy distant expiries.
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by the-grump 11mo ago
Yeah what usually happens is they match it with call purchases and thus they are not actually your counterparty economically. There is enough bullish momentum that a trade of this size can actually be placed (of course in chunks).
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by the-grump 1y ago
Believe it or not, my employer likes what I'm doing so I'm still on the promotion track. They seem more concerned with my ability to work on the company's bread and butter.
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by the-grump 1y ago
To offer a counterpoint, I had much better intuition as a junior than I do now, and it was also better than the seniors on my team. Sometimes looking at the same type of code and the same infra day in and day out makes you rusty. In my olde
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by the-grump 1y ago
Thank you for the correction!
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by the-grump 1y ago
My path is a little different. I have used Haskell, and I'm looking to get into OTP. My original plan was either Elixir or vanilla Erlang depending on which one suits my sensibilities better. Reading about Gleam recently has me super,
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by the-grump 1y ago
I'm in no position to judge the current CEO, but the Zen credit goes to - Rory Read, under whom the program started - Jim Keller who ran the program - the engineers and managers who put the sweat in - and, one must never forget, a rota
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by the-grump 1y ago
The navigation point is well taken, and I'm not advocating for Rivian to tear that out. I'll use the Rivian stuff when I'm navigating to a charger or doing a road trip. CarPlay is purely additive. As much as I complain about
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by the-grump 1y ago
I'll bet Apple would play ball and tell Rivian if the destination is a charger. That aside, what about safely messaging people, listening to my audiobooks/podcasts in my app of choice, and interacting with the apps and shortcuts o

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