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by yakz 1y ago
You can tell gpt to write a program to count the n's in 'banana', and then run the program to find the answer, and it can do that.
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by yakz 1y ago
Windows 2000 in a JS VM is available: https://bellard.org/jslinux/
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by yakz 1y ago
This is an instrument that cost hundreds of millions of dollars. More than half a billion considering the others in the program. It is still producing data. If you are arguing in favor of destroying this asset, then you have ulterior motive
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by yakz 1y ago
The lawmakers that demand ID for voting also work to reduce access to ID. The most obvious way is just closing facilities that issue IDs, but also through fees and documentation requirements.
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by yakz 1y ago
They didn’t trust the government and wanted you to stop trusting the government too. They know that their own public statements are not trustworthy (they are peddling weird bullshit for profit in their private lives, after all). They got th
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by yakz 1y ago
This kind of thing is a key point. Tell Claude Code to build the project, run linters, run the tests, and fix the errors. This (in my experience) has a good chance of filtering out mistakes. Claude is fully capable of running all of the too
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by yakz 1y ago
It is the duty of the Congress to right this wrong and they will fail this test.
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by yakz 1y ago
I don’t get the feeling that the amount of money being spent is at all casual.
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by yakz 1y ago
As a user I found it to be pretty buggy; driver issues on Intel NUCs causing instability.
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by yakz 1y ago
Let’s see how the rural poor feel when their hospital closes, they can’t get medicaid, health insurance is wildly out of reach, they have no ability to borrow money thanks to insane medical debt that they can never repay, and their wages ar
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by yakz 1y ago
They are: - significantly raising taxes on imported goods - letting ACA subsidies expire - reducing access to medicaid - allowing medical debt on credit reports - resuming collections/garnishment for student loans - reducing options fo
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by yakz 1y ago
I think the answer is probably that life is easy enough. Directly or indirectly, as a lord optimizing for just barely good enough will leave you in power. Until an invader shows up.
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by yakz 1y ago
I second this and would add that you really need an automated way to do it. For coding, automated test suites go a long way toward catching boneheaded edits. It will understand the error messages from the failed tests and fix the mistakes m
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by yakz 1y ago
The government didn't do that. "The primary weakness in the record of past restrictions is the lack of specific causation findings with respect to any discrete instance of content moderation." https://www.supremeco
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by yakz 1y ago
Senior devs provide better instructions to the agent, and can recognize more kinds of mistakes and can recognize mistakes more quickly. The feedback loop is more useful to someone with more experience. I had a feeling today that I should r
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by yakz 1y ago
In person, on the real screen, is the font easier to read? I don’t understand why they didn’t go with something more… “plain”?
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by yakz 1y ago
There are some events you can handle: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.servicem... https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.servicem... Could you
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by yakz 1y ago
> The only ones that do it relatively well are pizza joints and they usually have their own delivery service so you don't even have to use these apps. At least in my area, the pizza joints also use DoorDash now. They're not jus
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by yakz 1y ago
> the Starship - which at least in expendable form, is ready now The Starship isn't ready now in expendable form: during the last two tests, it blew up during the initial burn.
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by yakz 1y ago
> if tap water was literally h20 and nothing else the additives would be unnecessary, no? Pure water is not particularly healthy to drink, and may be bad for your plumbing.
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by yakz 1y ago
There's a mechanical latch release handle integrated into the doors, but they are very much not meant to be used during normal operation and are designed to be inconspicuous. This seems to cause at least some people to fail to operate
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by yakz 1y ago
Ask it to write tests with the code and then ask it to fix the errors from the tests rather than just pointing out bugs. If you have an IDE that supports tool use (Claude Code, Roo Code) it can automate this process.
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by yakz 1y ago
> Weight loss and gain is a solved problem, but self control and human behavior is not. Semaglutide and tirzepatide address the self control and human behavior problems. They stop you from wanting to eat more.
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by yakz 2y ago
The ads aren't in there yet. Give it time.
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by yakz 2y ago
Well, there is the RTX PRO 6000. Maybe you could double those up, no NVLink though.
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by yakz 2y ago
"If you allow partial access, you'll be prompted to manually select which of your phone’s contacts you want WhatsApp to have access to. In this case, some contact names may not appear when you try to call or message them on WhatsA
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by yakz 2y ago
Sure, but this is another avenue to onboard people to the upgrade train. Sure your display is great, your CPU is great, the speakers are great. But the AAA graphics scale up every year and there are often big performance cliffs for new fea
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by yakz 2y ago
They need to somehow start marketing effectively to gamers, because the GPU in your M1 Max is shit. Sure, it’s fine for mostly-2D UIs and the occasional WebGL widget, but for AAA gaming it’s just dogshit.
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by yakz 2y ago
The rules would be enforced with a gun, same as they are now.
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by yakz 2y ago
Are you sure it searched the web? You have to go and turn on the web search feature, and then the interface is a bit different while it's searching. The results will also have links to what it found.

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