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by thunfischtoast 9mo ago
How generous of them to allow their paying user to disable the ads. It's only a matter of time until this either becomes some sort of premium feature.
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by thunfischtoast 9mo ago
I find Claude Code in VS Code is sometimes horribly inefficient. I tell it to replace some print-statements with proper logging in the one file I have open and it first starts burning tokens to understand the codebase for the 13th time toda
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by thunfischtoast 9mo ago
A lot of tech-savvy people (like me) love solving meta-problems. Doing the thing that would take 10 minutes? Na man, let me build an unnecessary complicated technical solution that in theory enables hundreds of people to do the thing much m
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by thunfischtoast 9mo ago
I think the point is people mistaking planning, preparation, talking about the thing... for doing the thing.
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by thunfischtoast 9mo ago
I've made a similar experience. Not having to focus on my exact speed all the time (using adaptive cruise control) enables me to watch the mirrors more. It also enables me to keep my attention over multiple hours. On a kinda unrelated
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by thunfischtoast 9mo ago
I've also see OpenCode around, but have yet to try it. I wonder how it compares to Roo Code
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by thunfischtoast 9mo ago
I've used the Anthropic models mostly through Openrouter using aider. With so much buzz around Claude Code I wantes to try it out and thought that a subscription might be more cost efficient for me. I was kinda disappointed by how quic
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by thunfischtoast 9mo ago
This comment section: people who do nothing condemn people who do something for not doing another thing.
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by thunfischtoast 9mo ago
That entirely depends on your business case. If that call costing 50 Cent has done something for me which would have taken me more than 1 minute of paid working time to do it's sustainable.
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by thunfischtoast 9mo ago
The "protein" part of the "new" pyramid does not mention legumes (beans, peas, chickpeas, lentils, lupins...) despite them being a highly efficient source of proteins.
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by thunfischtoast 10mo ago
A great exercise while being still is to put your attention to various parts of your body: what does the air smell like? What do you hear? How does the chair under your butt and the ground under your feet feel like? Try not to think too muc
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by thunfischtoast 11mo ago
This was a very recent change. Just yesterday the same line read "The next generation of Linux gaming". So it's good someone is taking feedback!
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by thunfischtoast 11mo ago
Direct Share is a "feature" where some contacts are displayed in the first row when you want to share some file. Unforunately, these contacts are not relevant and cannot be edited. They are just some random numbers and whatsapp gr
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by thunfischtoast 11mo ago
Now fix Direct Share on android, which is a highly broken feature and has been for years.
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by thunfischtoast 1y ago
Maybe far down the road. For now I'm fine with a minimal tool that does not aim to take out the human interaction in the group haha. If the tool finds a small community more features might be added like content-based recommendations, b
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by thunfischtoast 1y ago
I'm working on a little website that helps me and my friends to decide easier what to play on a gamenight, because it always goes like this: - I want to play x and y - I want to play y and z - I don't have z - I don't really
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by thunfischtoast 1y ago
Wonderful!
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by thunfischtoast 1y ago
I agree, but your points becomes stronger when you leave Netflix away. Netflix is a private entertainment company, and when I don't like their conditions I can always quit. Banks on the other hand have so much more control over my life
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by thunfischtoast 1y ago
Interesting read. I'd suggest next time choosing a name that does not sound close to Xenophobia :) anyway, good luck on your further journey
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by thunfischtoast 1y ago
"Then they went back to the barn, and there, sure enough, painted on the wall, it said: 'No animal shall sleep in a bed with sheets.' And underneath, in slightly smaller letters, it said: 'Sheets are a human invention.&#
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by thunfischtoast 1y ago
> plants grow in the dirt and water is wet. What is your point?
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by thunfischtoast 1y ago
Modern Reddit does this as well. All kinds of useless notifications like "Your comment go 10 upvotes, congratulations!". Its not as bad on the old.reddit.com version
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by thunfischtoast 1y ago
no front, but your comment reads a little bit like it was written by an LLM trying to push usage of LLMs^^
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by thunfischtoast 2y ago
The US-government is interspersed with oligarchs who want to diminish the ability of the government to actually act so that they can argue why everything should be privatized.
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by thunfischtoast 2y ago
See my answer on the sibling comment
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by thunfischtoast 2y ago
Your argument builds upon two assumptions: 1. There is a finite number of pre-defined gender-identities which are not interchangeable. 2. Identity is bound to biological organs I see no proof of these assumptions. How humans see each other
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by thunfischtoast 2y ago
What are the delusions that you speak of? Because it seems to me that you are mixing up identity and illness. Also: if a identity or an emotion is real to me, does it not become real through that act itself?
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by thunfischtoast 2y ago
Citation needed.
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by thunfischtoast 2y ago
TLDR: Technology will magically solve all of our problems. It also oddly mixes social justice and enviromentalism? Also: take the example of the Ozone layer that the author mentions. It did not magically repair itself, but because the globa
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by thunfischtoast 2y ago
Calculate the maximum sustainable amount of fish that can be caught/harvested, limit the world-wide production to that and let the market handle the rest. Those limits would have to be enforced useing armed boats however - else I don&#

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