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by walthamstow 2mo ago
I tried to use it with the aim of remembering more about my friends' lives and things they've told me but it felt a bit... weird. I ended up making more of an effort to do it with grey matter alone, and it kind of worked but not r
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by walthamstow 2mo ago
Nice tip, thanks. I may now make Duck CLI the sole gateway to all the databases I have to use at work.
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
Is -field really that common? I live in old England and many towns here are called -field, although granted not as many as -ton/-don.
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
I don't think this is true. Certainly not in Britain. I went to 3 weddings last summer and each one had a joke in a speech about using ChatGPT to write it and everyone laughed. 68yo father of the bride is a retired plumber and even he&
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
Curiosity and a tinkerer's / engineer's mindset is basically the only thing we can hire for right now
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
The heads of Football Associations of tiny countries who took enormous bungs to vote for him and then spent the money on some facilities but mostly themselves
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
uv pip is a brilliant adoption gateway, you get all of the speed gains for a 3 char change
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
It's more than double the size of a Sports Direct mug, which is about the largest cup of tea a Briton would consider
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
It's quite reasonably priced too (for airport parking), about £80 a week booking for September today. I paid that for short stay parking at Stansted earlier this summer.
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
Oh god I'm glad I'm not the only one who hates the new Met Office website/app, but their forecasts and radar maps are the best. Where do you get the data from?
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
> It aggregate’s practially ever Large Language Model, then bundles access and takes a flat fee. Well, at least I know AI didn't write it
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
Instagram is now much better for this with its "customise your algorithm" feature. I was able to strip out all the crap it thinks I like and focus on one specific topic.
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
These are poor rural people so it's less a 60k Merc and more like a worthless Volvo that is somehow still running in 2026 AD
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
You turn auto memory off in Claude Code and manage the context yourself
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
Apparently cat litter gets the red out and nobody ever gets dipped anyway
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
I think you want Gemini (or any) CLI coding agent for that. Notebook is a consumer web product for documents, it's not made for code repos.
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
It's worth noting that there has only been 24 world cups
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
How funny, I also have the Xiaomi shaver, also bought while in BGC Manila. It's great, but does have a tendency to turn itself on in a packed bag
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
I agree that we should but rational individuals are not going to voluntarily lower their standard of living at any noticeable scale. Simply not going to happen.
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
It is often used that way, at least in Britain, e.g. "I'm literally dying" to indicate something being very funny
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
Even a pure AI naysayer can use it to find obscure SQLite options
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
So, when you said pretty popular, you meant in the local LLM space, which is a niche of a niche.
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
There was an issue on Claude Code the other day where it would only wait 60 seconds when it had asked a set of questions, then if it didn't get a response from the user it would just continue however it thought was best. Completely unu
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
One of the great things about promoting LLMs is I don't have to care about sausage finger typos any more
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
The earnings distribution in those arts are highly concentrated. Not the case for SWE.
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
Slightly unrelated but do yourself a favour and download the Alt Tab app for MacOS. I haven't used a Windows machine daily for a long time but that window switching behaviour never went away for me, especially if I'm working on ju
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
Plugins and skills are completely trivial to move and most work with any model. What is not trivial are Anthropic's new managed agents vendor lock-in offering.
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by walthamstow 3mo ago
I am also leading a small team of myself and 2 others and we're getting a lot done. The short lines of communication of being a small group + the power of agents has been great for us.
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by walthamstow 4mo ago
This sounds really cool. Do you have the source published anywhere?
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by walthamstow 4mo ago
Germans will be along shortly to tell you that English is just a fork

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