yonaguska

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by yonaguska 4mo ago
> just do what I want to do all day Are the things that you want to do productive in any way? A sizeable portion of people have an innate drive to "produce" actual value.
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by yonaguska 4mo ago
be the change you wish to see- share your thoughts.
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by yonaguska 4mo ago
I've found that for super large but simple refactors, codex and Claude struggle and will just quietly stop doing what you asked it if it's a long running task. I actually had better luck asking codex to write temporary sed scripts
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by yonaguska 5mo ago
AI helped me shop for some bits and tools that I needed to do my rear differential and brake fluid, and after some nudging, I also got it to do price comparisons for the tools I needed. saved me a lot of time to walk into each store with an
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by yonaguska 5mo ago
I've had a similar experience when shopping at a gas station store that bought produce from a local strawberry patch. Unfortunately, it was on a road trip.
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by yonaguska 5mo ago
unions in the US aren't necessarily even comparable to in EU.
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by yonaguska 5mo ago
this is my workflow, converse with it to write a spec. I'm reviewing the spec myself. Ask it to trace out how it would implement it. I know the codebase because it was originally written mostly by hand. Correct it with my best practice
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by yonaguska 5mo ago
> unless they have ways to externalize the costs onto the rest of society UNH stock has been tanked all year, until the govt announced that they would raise Medicare advantage reimbursement rates. The insurance companies have an incentiv
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by yonaguska 5mo ago
In a state that I lived in, one day the laws changed and I became a felon overnight for not registering certain inanimate objects with my state govt.
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by yonaguska 5mo ago
This is exactly what it is. I know someone that's essentially representing themselves in family court. They had attorneys but the attorneys are basically useless for you if the opposition has more money and can spam you with motions th
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by yonaguska 6mo ago
The statue of liberty poem was never a legally binding immigration policy. Not to detract from your point, which I agree with.
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by yonaguska 6mo ago
My three year old loves the taste of matcha. Even when I don't prepare it quite right and it turns out very bitter. He's pretty picky about near everything else. I think it's acquisition through mimicry.
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by yonaguska 6mo ago
For anything complicated or wide in scope, we've found it much more productive to just hop on a call and pair.
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by yonaguska 7mo ago
My personal take is that it's just hit a breaking point where people have finally decided that it's not worth the money. Im not the only person I know with an uninsured wife, and only coverage for my kids. If it weren't for m
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by yonaguska 7mo ago
Can you document the hard architectural requirements of your codebase? And keep it up to date? If you can do that, you can force your coworkers to always use those requirements during their prompting /planning for their implementations
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by yonaguska 7mo ago
I'd point out again, that most dispensationalists don't actually follow their interpretation to it's logical conclusion. And further, the view is not that all Jews will go to hell. It is that a large portion of Jews will
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by yonaguska 7mo ago
> Also, they are insanely antisemitic and believe most Jews will go to hell. A good chunk of them are insanely pro-semitic as well, as they adopt the dual covenant belief that Jews will actually also go to heaven as well as Christians.
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by yonaguska 7mo ago
Im employed by two semi-technical cofounders that vibe coded the MVP until they couldn't maintain the technical complexity. I expect scenarios like this to continue. There is a subset of companies that eventually will those engineers.
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by yonaguska 8mo ago
They got her new card and activated it, so they set the pin. I wish I had details because it seemed very sophisticated. So she couldn't have been the only one hit by the scam.
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by yonaguska 8mo ago
it depends on the state and how thorough their verification system is. I can only speak for IL, but in order to request a mail in ballot, you must be registered to vote first. Even if you register online, you must at minimum provide a DL nu
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by yonaguska 8mo ago
I have a friend that got a call/notification that her card was being used suspiciously. It may not have been from the bank. I'm not sure what exactly happened, but then very shortly after, someone else got her newly issued debit c
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by yonaguska 8mo ago
People were being unknowingly registered to vote, even if they weren't eligible to vote when they would get IDs. People move. They get sent ballots. Now you have tons of ballots that aren't really valid, but they're out there
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by yonaguska 8mo ago
Claims of voter fraud have shifted to mass voter registration occuring for people that are not eligible to vote, then ballots being sent out without being requested. How is this concern addressed?
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by yonaguska 9mo ago
on a similar vein, I have recurring back issues due to a spinal issue. I gave the issue to ChatGpT and it gave me almost all of the exercise I had been given years ago by a chiropractor. It's nowhere near a replacement for having someo
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by yonaguska 10mo ago
This is sarcasm right?
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by yonaguska 10mo ago
Android got really annoying recently, I think in the past few months, almost 30 percent of the time some random menu will pop up. They added a new top layer menu and I keep fat fingering it.
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by yonaguska 11mo ago
My wife is a full-time-mother and is currently uninsured because we'd be looking at doubling the cost of insurance, and paying close to 25k a year for insurance. It is a completely broken system at this point.
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by yonaguska 11mo ago
For me it happened when I was growing up and I watched my family bankrupted and pushed to near homelessness with zero legal recourse due to a corrupt local government. There are countless others that have found themselves at the mercy of a
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by yonaguska 11mo ago
I don't believe we are capable of a strong government that will also work for the benefit of the people today. Anti government sentiment didn't just spring up from a vacuum.
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by yonaguska 11mo ago
And cue reading is not literacy.

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