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by tra3 5mo ago
to me it's, it's about framing. before, things that would block me were acts of an unkind universe. I'm exaggerating for effect here. These days, I look at obstacles more like an opportunity. Does this make sense?
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by tra3 5mo ago
I haven’t had much like with memory implementations. I tried a few. What I do now is preserve all my claude code conversations and set the context from there. This allows me to curate memory and it’s been the best way so far.
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by tra3 6mo ago
In one of his speeches, Obama said "Better is good". I think about this a lot. It feels like better compounds over time, too. Small improvements add up. From experience, nothing new is perfect the first go round, so sitting around
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by tra3 6mo ago
> Agents are opening pull requests, reviewing each other's work, and closing them without a human ever touching the keyboard, with a continuously live log monitoring loop to rapidly fix issues. I know gas town made a splash here a w
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by tra3 6mo ago
I think you're maybe oversimplifying a bit. I dont think the argument here is that "AI" is not 100% so we shouldn't use AI. There are issues we need to be aware of. Specifically, AI companies want to inflate the utility
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by tra3 6mo ago
I read through the link. The other pilot and the captain are complicit by the virtue of being there. Autopilot disengages at 2:10 and they crash at 2:14. Terrible. My other immediate thought -- Tesla's autopilot. I've never used i
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by tra3 8mo ago
Are there any similar tools for the OS as a whole? I'm trying to switch to Corne keyboards and the key maps are critical.
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by tra3 8mo ago
I too was confused until I looked at the included screenshot. This is just another reminder that powerful global entities are composed of lazy, bored individuals. It’s a wonder we get anything done.
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by tra3 8mo ago
I've been using Claude and it's a game changer in my day to day. The caveat being of course that my tasks at a small "feature" level and all interactions are supervised. I see no evidence that this is going to change soo
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by tra3 8mo ago
I really applaud your discipline. It took me a long time to realize that the todo system you use is almost meaningless if you don't execute on the items that you prioritized.
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by tra3 8mo ago
But prompt injection is still a thing though. Remember the lethal trifecta..
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by tra3 9mo ago
I talked to about 3 people about this that have personal experience with Tesla autopilot and that's been the feedback. So where's the gap? What's the problem?
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by tra3 9mo ago
I would gladly pay $99/month if this was honest FSD. I started tracking my time consistently since end of December and in the past 2 weeks I spend 23 hours driving. That's already only $4/hour. I haven't been keeping up
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by tra3 9mo ago
Have you tried using "traditional" modelling tools? I've been trying to learn how to model using Fusion 360. It's not clicking for me. Probably lack of practice. Wondering if OpenSCAD would be a better solution. Goal is
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by tra3 9mo ago
I didn't know you could do multimonitor setup with m1 air. Can you share what your setup is?
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by tra3 9mo ago
In the style of cheap tiktoks: "There are two types of people...". My wife loves listening to her phone on max volume, but it sounds so bad compared to half decent speakers. Also what's up with the people hiking (by themselve
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by tra3 9mo ago
Does anyone know if there’s a way to self host/impersonate iCloud? I’d like to back my iPhone up locally.
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by tra3 9mo ago
I feel like it's kinda maybe here. Stochastic parrot or not, I can ask for "tea, earl grey, hot" and get an orange juice. It's way better than this time last year. It's not perfect, but it doesn't need to be, t
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by tra3 9mo ago
Sorry to hear this happened to you. Everyone's piling on, like they've never made mistakes. With no "hard" limits, it's almost like google wants this to happen. Have you tried contacting your credit card company? Th
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by tra3 9mo ago
I'm setting up to run an APRS iGate. Is Rock64 a decent alternative to Pi with Linux?
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by tra3 9mo ago
This is anecdata point of one, but I bought the xbox hoping to play split screen with my kids and to play some more of the ghost recon franchise which I last played on the original xbox. My kid got into the latest ghost recon on the xbox, b
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by tra3 10mo ago
Substitute Slack for Email?
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by tra3 10mo ago
I'm curious how this came to be: > Meta has found that the scheduler can actually adapt and work very well on the hyperscaler's large servers. I'm not at all in the know about this, so it would not even occur to me to test
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by tra3 10mo ago
This was so good on so many levels. It’s like a documentary on old telecom equipment coupled with “shake hands with danger”. Any more of these? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v26fTGBEi9E
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by tra3 10mo ago
Yup. They can’t change the contract unilaterally. Remember when Netflix inttroduced ads they added a lower tier to go along with it.
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by tra3 10mo ago
Couple of books from this year: - A short stay in hell (sci-fi): A modern take on Library of Babel. Pretty dark. Quick read. - The Burried Giant by Kazuo Ishiguro. Nominally fantasy, but not really. Great, like his other books. - Small thin
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by tra3 10mo ago
Automated behaviours like forcing windows to different virtual desktops, modifying windowing behaviour dynamically. Some windows are automatically tiled and others float, etc.
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by tra3 10mo ago
Can you tell me more about this, or point me in the right direction?
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by tra3 10mo ago
I've been using emacs and have written a a few thousand lines of elisp. I like elisp. I generally like any language that I become proficient in. But lisp isn't some sort of magical hammer that turns everyone into 10x programmers.
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by tra3 10mo ago
Whoa, the intersection of different skills necessary is incredible. - software - math - 3d printing - electronics Very impressive.

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