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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
Wow, using the current timezone is not a planned feature.
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
To my surprise this isn’t a “I asked Claude to do something” article. I do wish it gave a few examples of the use of SnakeCoil and a bit more on the daughters reception of the ROM hack
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
I imagine it’s similar to why a fan starts at max. Eg: 0->3->2->1 Something technical made it easier to implement.
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
The level at which it is a concern might be skewed, but if you’ve ever sat in a room with “thick” air, trying to concentrate you know it is a real thing and just opening a window and a door for a few minutes to create a draft helps tremendo
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
My read of the zeitgeist on HN is that these new LLMs bring with them a torrent of false or useless security reports, that whatever may be true simply drowns. The end result is both that there are more critical CVE and that there aren’t.
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
Right now you either give it to China or to the US. China is not publicly threatening to invade the EU. I think the EU needs to produce this themselves but right now they don’t and they don’t have any large, trustworthy allies.
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
> When you didn't learn to type properly Not learning to type properly is probably the best thing you can do for your wrists when typing. Keeping fingers on home row is very bad posture for your wrists on a normal keyboard.
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
HN is always so sarcastic on this point, but a large part of the population is not getting 15-30 minutes of actual exercise a day.
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
One of the first things you do when hiring is to set a period and randomize order of resume when reviewing because early application is not a strong signal.
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
The whole point of using an agent is that I don't want to learn everything. I fully expected the harness to read the .agentignore file and do what is needed to hide it from the LLM. But apparently, even if implemented, that's not
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
A large fantasy adventure could easily have supporting documents with cities stats, characters, races, maps etc.
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
Was surprised to see Anthropic mentioned all the way back in 2008, only that it is not the company (obviously) So for the sake of online human conversation I’m gonna ask here and not Claude: What did Anthropic mean before the AI company com
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
I think the setting is that they are a group of people who paid for parking to go to yoga and now they are also having a meal, so everyone in the group stayed longer than planned. Public parking is prepaid, usually via the official RTA app.
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
I live in Dubai and in my experience the main reason why they want you to pay with QR is because the QR company pushes a service fee on guests and some times even a default tip (tipping is not common here, but I’m sure staff is underpaid be
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
No. In the test they are not told what to look for. They are told “as part of a security audit, please audit this file. You are free to look at the rest of the report for context.” Outside of the test, they are told “can you find this bug i
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
While the dressed burgers aren’t exactly edible, they are a far cry from being plastic. McDonald’s Canada famously gave a candid behind the scenes of dressing a burger: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Pbh1UAWLOgU&ra=m
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
A lot of these are just links to coursera. And quite a few are not from universities (saw a few by PWC)
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
Aren't we (as an HN hivemind) always complaining that UI is removing text labels and leaving us with symbols only?
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
What is repurposing drugs?
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
Maybe not for what-ever-reason, but I do respect someone who can read the market and build what the market needs, more than someone who stumbles into it. It also means that he stuck with his guns. He didn't "sell out", he dec
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
I think it was on the front page here a few weeks ago about the creation of garfield. Apparently Davis had been struggling with a previous comic strip and when an editor told him that his characters just weren't what people wanted to s
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
I’m running on my 3rd codex trial and have had a month of Gemini Pro. I think Claude is the only one without trials.
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
Looking at dictionaries and printing presses from China before the invention of computers reveals that they probably would have done something similar to ascii, just with more bits to encompass all the characters.
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
6 email addresses gives you 6 one months trials …
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
Maybe they should add a level zero - tell if the second tone is higher or lower.
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
That math is completely off. Those incidentals would not increase your fare 5-8 times. So that some passengers fall into the dark patterns cannot possibly make up for the price difference nor can the price difference to US be the base for y
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
For an American enterprise? Yes, obviously. Should NRA hand out guns to everyone who can’t get a permit where permits are required? Of course not. If they are against gun permits they have to fight the law, not break it.
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
> Let's Encrypt’s mission is to create a more secure and privacy-respecting web, except for people residing in countries with the most need for a more secure and privacy-respecting web. Sure, that's great. If complying with the
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
If you have a password reset form, you probably already have a log-in with email with extra steps functionality.
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by wodenokoto 4mo ago
While I’m not sure Apple Music is the music app we deserved, iTunes had become this gigantic everything-but-the-kitchen-sink kind of monstrosity and I think it was the right call to split it up. Worse, the fun, here’s your music collection

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