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by tyre 1mo ago
I agree on the shotgun marriage of the various modes. It was super disconcerting, as a Claude desktop user, to get a sudden redesign and push to something I will never use on my personal laptop. Also Big +1 that they need to do a clean laun
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by tyre 1mo ago
I made a lovely little TUI for this, with Charm ( https://charm.sh ) https://github.com/tyre/recent-branches Enjoy!
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by tyre 1mo ago
I think the most productive thing is: 1. Read rules about not using AI 2. Reflect upon and understand why they exist 3. Develop software however the f*ck you want 4. Ensure it is high quality 5. Open a PR 6. Don’t tell anyone (i.e. don’t do
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by tyre 1mo ago
If they’re American, guns are just part of our education system.
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by tyre 1mo ago
Not if we zone them for residential.
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by tyre 1mo ago
> People need to be able to choose what they do with their property. We have a severe housing shortage and these are developers building high-rise apartments. This isn’t me saying you should be forced to rent your second bedroom. They ar
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by tyre 1mo ago
When people are trying to afford living, “price transparency” is not the most helpful thing a government can provide. I agree that Prop 13 is god awful.
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by tyre 1mo ago
If rents can’t rise quickly, then the expected profit of a building goes down, which means prices for land go down, which means it is cheaper to build, which means it balances out. If the balance is far enough off that everything turns into
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by tyre 1mo ago
I live in NYC, which has rent control, and the idea that a landlord would otherwise lower rent is hilarious. Landlords raise rent by the max allowed because they can. There is no “catch up” because the purpose is to protect renters against
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by tyre 1mo ago
Yes, this. It’s also a great way to find similarly-minded people and work with them.
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by tyre 1mo ago
Entirely depends on your district. There are many districts where it doesn't matter, especially with gerrymandering. Better to volunteer for a swing district. You can write letters or fundraise from home, anywhere in the country.
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by tyre 1mo ago
This is actually pretty good!
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by tyre 1mo ago
It’s part of the scene. Like the people saying all companies should embrace copyleft or everyone’s mom will embrace GPG in emails or every GUI application would be better in tmux. It’s an open tent. IMO it’s good to know these types of thin
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by tyre 1mo ago
Agents aren’t made for deterministic workflows. Note that the recommendations for determinism are things like adding scripts to hooks. Where an LLM with “run lint every time a subagent completes their task” might do it 99% of the time, a ho
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by tyre 1mo ago
As someone who has conducted a ton of systems design interviews, the "I used these tools at my last job so I will use them for this completely different problem" is bamboozling. OTOH, there are advantages to comfort picks. You kno
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by tyre 1mo ago
Never forget Iceland defeating Britain in the Cod Wars https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfD3gevx48Y
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by tyre 1mo ago
Not feasible. We’ve seen again and again that generalized models—somewhat surprisingly—dunk on specialized ones in almost all cases. The first case of this I remember was Bloomberg thinking that their extensive private data about markets wo
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by tyre 1mo ago
"Competition is universally good" is what has decimated American manufacturing since Reagan. It's hollowed out the US middle class, which affects what the country can build, purchasing power, and innovation. Free trade polici
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by tyre 1mo ago
Makes sense: > The takeover interest has helped it recover, with PayPal shares jumping more than 40% this quarter to give the company a market value of about $52.6 billion. Seems like they tried to buy a struggling company and leaks of t
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by tyre 1mo ago
yeah my head kind of spun seeing pc referred to as "work[ing] social media memes"
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by tyre 1mo ago
Looks like first PR is June 24th: https://github.com/experientiallabs/experiential/pull/1 So, two months. Still impressive!
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by tyre 1mo ago
> This is a misconception Pretty sure they were joking.
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by tyre 1mo ago
Personally I wouldn't choose one that hasn't shipped. Hardware projects are notorious for delivering late, with fewer features, or not at all. Microduck looks amazing, but the "Ships before Christmas 2026" is begging to
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by tyre 1mo ago
I'm a millenial and can say you can absolutely make a site with i18n + currency conversion without knowing what keyboards people use. Especially Americans, who are much less familiar with "other markets", because companies ca
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by tyre 1mo ago
> Why would a person who is supposedly having rare skills come to a country and spend their best years here without reasonable guarantee of permanency? I agree with your overall point but the answer here is money. The earning potential i
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by tyre 1mo ago
I’m not saying users don’t have a right to be pissed or aren’t justified in looking at other options. I’m saying that GH is operating at a huge scale with (probably) lots of technical debt and a forced migration to new infrastructure. I wou
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by tyre 1mo ago
I agree that they should reserve capacity for enterprises and paying users. But I think they’re in a tough spot. GitHub has historically been a huge supporter, proponent, and provider for open source projects. Engineers are difficult custom
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by tyre 1mo ago
This is uncharitable, rude, and pretty baseless. Unless you have a lot of direct, personal information about GitHub engineers, they’re dealing with a huge spike in traffic. Is their uptime acceptable? No. But personal attacks aren’t necessa
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by tyre 1mo ago
Opus is a yap god. I've found it much, much better with Claude Code's output style set to `Concise` and this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49413456 We shouldn't have to resort to this, but it can be m
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by tyre 1mo ago
What it shows is that the CCP has enough oversight and control (either explicitly or by the companies making these decisions by default) that they will alter the models to benefit China. Who is to say they aren't doing it in other ways

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