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by vidarh 4mo ago
I can't find screenshots or descriptions of that either (but it doesn't really say much either way - I couldn't find much about the spellchecking at all). But re: colors, a lot of applications would open their own screens and
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by vidarh 4mo ago
> An interesting bonus point: you can't really vibe code it cause clankers can not run sudo commands Tell that to the Claude who set up my Raspberry Pi from scratch.
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by vidarh 4mo ago
> Why should Apple give rival storage services full access to its devices? The devices are not theirs, for starters. And potentially - considering there is no ruling yet - because UK law requires that a provider in a dominant position no
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by vidarh 4mo ago
It's pennies relative to the Bay Area . E.g. London alone is the 3rd large source of VC capital by region worldwide, 1/10th of the Bay Area, but 2/3rd of New York in second place. Every US region outside of the Bay Area is &
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by vidarh 4mo ago
That's a very different thing from VC not existing.
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by vidarh 4mo ago
Having spent years working for a VC and having raised rounds from VC's in Europe multiple times over the last 26 years, that it doesn't exist is news to me.
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by vidarh 4mo ago
My French teacher told me a story of a Norwegian man who married a French woman. A few months after she'd moved to Norway, my French teacher had come to visit thrm. When she was leaving, the woman said "pose, pose". My French
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by vidarh 4mo ago
I really should have remembered that - we occasionally went via Nesoddtangen to get to my grandparents cabin. I took the ferry there just last summer.
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by vidarh 4mo ago
> I seem to remember there is even a place that translates as "hill hill hill" somewhere in UK, using three different languages. You might be thinking of Torpenhow. It's not clear the etymology actually supports the &quot
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by vidarh 4mo ago
I've done this off and on for various sites over the years too, and probably should be more consistent about it. A number of sites do or used to do some variation of this, and I wish it was more widespread. E.g. Reddit will serve up a
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by vidarh 4mo ago
Every page on code.claude.com has a markdown version available by just appending ".md", and Claude Code knows about it. E.g: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/overview and https://code.claude.co
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by vidarh 4mo ago
Claude at least has had memory for months, and also has scheduling now (and knows cron better than you or I, and can easily trigger itself on a schedule)
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by vidarh 4mo ago
Yes, but that isn't relevant to what happens after the type of trials described in the article, which tends to happen when the patents are no longer relevant. As the article points out, while the drugs are patented, the manufacturers t
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by vidarh 4mo ago
The article points out that it is typically after patent expiry that the universities and hospitals start looking at repurposing.
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by vidarh 4mo ago
She started off with a lot of push-pull and trying to move me around the venue, and it was very blatant. Like taking me along to talk to her friend, and then brusquely dismissing me only to come to dance with me minutes later. If I'd n
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by vidarh 4mo ago
The funny thing is that a while after having spent time reading up on it but not really tried many of those techniques, I ran into a woman in a club who started running "textbook game" on me, and in that context reciprocating an
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by vidarh 4mo ago
A lot of the accusations of misogyny were well founded, but there were also a lot of people who genuinely just did struggle with why they couldn't meet people, and who wanted to genuinely improve. I think effectively those coaches who
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by vidarh 4mo ago
I went down a rabbit hole of reading some of the "pickup artist" material many years ago, and it was fascinating because there was a whole range from the really ridiculous "one trick" peddlers who in some cases probably
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by vidarh 4mo ago
One of my favourite comic artists, Mads Eriksen [1][2] basically "disappeared" in 2008-2009 and didn't start regularly publishing comics again for more than a decade (at a much slower pace) because of the pressure and burnout
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by vidarh 4mo ago
The moment you have to look up the user object, you've lost the primary advantage of JWT, and might as well ditch it.
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by vidarh 4mo ago
Yeah, I resorted to putting every Claude session in tmux so I could just kill the terminal, but it was really painful.
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by vidarh 4mo ago
That particular bug seems to be gone. I'm using my own Ruby terminal, and it's more than fast enough for normal stuff, but it made that bug 10x more painful so I am particularly sensitive to it... Not seen it at all recently.
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by vidarh 4mo ago
That's interesting - I just fixed my terminals rendering by having Claude build a test harness that used tmux as an oracle, and one of the programs it fixed the rendering of by reading out the tmux pane was Claude Code itself...
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by vidarh 4mo ago
My biggest client right now is about 2/3 Windows 1/3 OS X in the dev team. It was very surprising to me, but I think I freak then out with my maximised tiled iTerms on multiple screens...
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by vidarh 4mo ago
They are different things. There are projects where I deeply care about the code, and projects where I deeply care about the end result. And a whole lot in between, or that are entirely throwaway. But I use AI also for some of the ones wher
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by vidarh 4mo ago
Appreciate it. Yeah, you're right - when I started I didn't even plan on doing a Ruby compiler at all , just a compiler in Ruby. But I was also obsessing over the difficulty of compiling Ruby, and so was tempted to see how far
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by vidarh 4mo ago
I guess that might be a reason to use the web3/crypto angle to get people who are unlikely to have crypto wallets to self-select out...
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by vidarh 4mo ago
Yeah, but that should also be a red flag.
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by vidarh 4mo ago
I used to make it a general rule to start all my optimisation of any network code by running strace and look for excessive read's and write's, because you'd be shocked how many did stuff like that if they didn't know th
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by vidarh 4mo ago
Decent support for groups. If you're in a country where WhatsApp is common, like the UK, odds are you'll end up in a dozen WhatsApp groups. Especially if you have kids. Groups for every birthday, playdate, year group in school...

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