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by tyre 10mo ago
I like the terrorism section here, which lists zero terrorist attacks (because there haven’t been any) and loads of supposed risks… And yet!
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by tyre 10mo ago
It’s not cheating if it works
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by tyre 10mo ago
Are you sure about this for Macs? My understanding of recentish models is that the power for the camera passes through the light, so it’s impossible to turn on the camera without the light.
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by tyre 10mo ago
I love the idea! I’m glad you did this. What about something like clojure? It’s already pretty succinct and Claude knows it quite well. Plus there are heavily documented libraries that it knows how to use and are in its training data.
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by tyre 10mo ago
I would happily eat cricket protein if it were more scalably environmentally sustainable. I’m fine with milk, but cows aren’t helping our greenhouse sitchu. Not to mention the issues with pea protein and lead content.
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by tyre 10mo ago
The wind in NYC is no joke. In brooklyn yesterday there were gusts so strong that car alarms were going off. In some apartment buildings, the handicap-accessible automatic doors simply cannot open into the wind. Imagine being in a flying ca
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by tyre 10mo ago
Ain’t no way you want flying taxis in Manhattan. If two collide or one fails, you could kill dozens of people. Maaaaybe instead of the tunnels and bridges, to increase throughput during rush hours, but even then we’re trying to have fewer v
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by tyre 10mo ago
Yes and what do large, white shoe law firms work on primarily? The largest clients are the ones with lots of…legal activity. What types of clients might those be?
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by tyre 10mo ago
Oh boy are you going to love learning about felony murder. You can be convicted of felony murder without having: 1. Killed anyone 2. Been in the same location of where the killing took place 3. Known about the crime taking place John Oliver
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by tyre 10mo ago
If thoughtful commenters are allowed then normal commenters like those that don’t read the article should be allowed. It's no longer the coming war on our right to comment without reading the article. The war is here. And we've lo
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by tyre 10mo ago
I worked at LivingSocial back in 2012. I was 21 and didn’t know anything about marketing. The pitch was that daily deals helped small businesses get new customers who would then become recurring, which was good. I liked helping small busine
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by tyre 10mo ago
For smol things like left-pad, sure but the two examples given (moment and react) solve really hard problems. If I were reviewing a PR where someone tried to re-implement time zone handling in JS, that’s not making it through review. In JS,
463.
by tyre 10mo ago
> I've personally known people who have started to strain relationships with friends and family because they sincerely believe they are evolving into something new. Cryptoboys did it first, please recognize their innovation ty
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by tyre 10mo ago
Wait people are illegal streaming twitch? I guess that makes sense but I never thought about that.
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by tyre 10mo ago
For moment you an use `date-fns` and tree shake. I'd rather have LLMs build on top of proven, battle-tested production libraries than keep writing their own from scratch. You're going to fill up context with all of its re-invente
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by tyre 10mo ago
It would be cool if the bottoms of MacBooks weren’t flat and instead wavy or rippling to increase surface area. There are probably a lot of cool designs (ayyyyy) you could machine in.
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by tyre 10mo ago
Play Hades 2!
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by tyre 10mo ago
This is always the case. Negotiate equity, but assume it’s worth zero. It’s not liquid and highly speculative. It’s a nice to have. edit: which doesn’t mean join companies you don’t believe in! Please do. But don’t expect it to be there, do
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by tyre 10mo ago
Not really a perverse incentive. The government isn’t making any money here. They’re paying someone from their own pocket only to take it away again? At that point it really is just slavery, which they can already do as protected in the US
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by tyre 10mo ago
This is a pretty broad generalization! The fastest iterating people engineers I’ve worked with often have a deep user focus rather than a language affiliation.
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by tyre 10mo ago
ATMs do this as well. Always decline the bank doing the conversion.
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by tyre 10mo ago
I remember when they were seeking approval to provide blow jobs on flights (free in business class iirc.) The only thing that they won’t up charge. They even tried to get approval to charge for bathroom access. Wild company, but they are en
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by tyre 10mo ago
Given the cost of the system, how long would it take to be less expensive than, for example, a $200/mo Claude Max subscription with Opus running?
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by tyre 10mo ago
I say this with love, compassion, grace, and all due respect: Who gives a shit?
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by tyre 10mo ago
Not sure if you're single, but go on some dates. Getting excited about another human being can be a huge boost. You don't need to replace work with other intellectualism (though you certainly can!)
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by tyre 10mo ago
But is this because they are already needed or because they want to preserve encryption for past and present data post-quantum?
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by tyre 10mo ago
Obviously what you need to say but the reality is that you’re not in control anymore. That’s what an acquisition is. If Cursor wants to re-allocate resources or merge Graphite into to editor or stagnate development and use it as a marketing
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by tyre 10mo ago
Congratulations, Greg!
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by tyre 10mo ago
allow me to introduce you to the lord and savior, https://pre-commit.com/
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by tyre 10mo ago
They innovate in design and user experience. I wouldn’t have expected Apple to introduce the first AI, for example. I definitely would have expected them to wrap it better than anyone and boy was I wrong about that. But their innovative des

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