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yumraj
6mo ago
I absolutely love the idea. Problem, I don’t trust 3rd party services with access to financial data. No offense to the OP. I wish this was open source and self-hostable. Not suggesting that OP does that since I’m sure he has to pay bills :)
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yumraj
6mo ago
Thanks, haven’t been to a diner in ages but have been meaning to go try out for old time time’s sake. Used to go to Peppermill in Santa Clara, and Dennys many years ago. Thanks for suggesting El Caminito, looks good. Our usual Mexican for m
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yumraj
6mo ago
> People have been drinking alcohol since time immemorial. This is probably the reason why there is no unified age for drinking, because everyone came at it at different times from different place and have differing rationale including
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yumraj
6mo ago
which one(s) in South Bay? any recommendations?
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yumraj
6mo ago
I’ve alternated these for fever, especially for kids, especially when it’s high and hard to control. That way you keep below the daily limit of each and don’t overdose on either. Have gotten into a habit of keeping a note of which med when
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yumraj
6mo ago
So I guess newer iPhones and iPad allow you charge up to 80%, which extends battery life, for idiosyncratic reasons? I’m sure there must have been a reason and demand for that. I guess I run my iPhone on low battery mode a lot, due to idios
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yumraj
6mo ago
Will Meta similarly allow its employees to replace themselves in the meetings? That way AI-AI can chat and save humans’ time.
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yumraj
6mo ago
Where are you getting 60GB from? It shouldn’t be that large. But yes, would love to save context/cache such that it can be played back/referred to if needed. /compact is a little black box that I just have to trust that is ke
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yumraj
6mo ago
> Since Claude Code uses a 1 hour prompt cache window for the main agent, if you leave your computer for over an hour then continue a stale session, it's often a full cache miss. To improve this, we have shipped a few UX improvement
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yumraj
7mo ago
I've been using Claude code for a while, probably written close to 100K+ lines over several months. It is always a learning exercise to see how other people are using CC and I'm sure I'll learn a lot from this, so thanks for
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yumraj
7mo ago
On one hand companies are laying off people, because AI then, companies are hiring fewer people, because AI so, while in theory this does sound like a reasonable startup idea that makes sense on paper, should we really be optimizing in such
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yumraj
8mo ago
I love sourdough, have starters in the fridge but haven't baked in a while, should do it. Problem is, for some reason it never tastes sour enough, or like the commercial sourdough. I have done slow rise in the fridge over 24+ hours et
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yumraj
8mo ago
While most comments are focused on the issue that they found, I’m more intrigued by the fact that Claude was able to reverse engineer so well. Lowering the skills bar needed to reverse engineer at this level could have its own AI-related im
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yumraj
9mo ago
There are even military grade phone cases, whatever that means.
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yumraj
10mo ago
Sounds like meditation to me.
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yumraj
10mo ago
Mine was also SE that went bad. Need to dig deeper into inductive charging as it seems to heat the battery more especially if the phone is in a case. So yet another tradeoff to consider. Good thing is that if the port goes bad it can still
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10mo ago
Adapter causes unnecessary wear on the charging port. Recently had a phone go bad when the thunderbolt port stopped working due to the same port being used repeatedly for charging and for audio adapter. So when I updated the phone I grudgin
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yumraj
11mo ago
> I've generally found an inverse correlation between "understands AI" and "exuberance for AI". Few years ago I had this exact observation regarding self driving cars. Non/semi engineers who worked in the te
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yumraj
11mo ago
That is also a possibility
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yumraj
11mo ago
At $249/month the market adoption will crash resulting in somewhere in the middle pricing that the market can bear Competition and local SLMs will also provide a counter to massive price increase
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yumraj
11mo ago
India is the biggest market for WhatsApp, not sure about FB. I doubt general population cares about privacy or even understands what it means.
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11mo ago
Serious question: if the research itself is valid and human conducted, what is the problem with AI generated (or at least AI assisted) report? Many of the researchers may not have native command of English and even if, AI can help in writin
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yumraj
11mo ago
Another alternate to Tauri is Wails if one prefers Go to Rust. I’m currently using Wails for something and it’s working out well so far. There are some pro/cons but Wails and Tauri seems to be similar in principal. Tauri can also targe
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yumraj
11mo ago
What would you say is the best one to start with, say for a young middle schooler? Maybe best 3, in order?
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yumraj
11mo ago
What would be the best way/source to get these printed , I mean framing and display worthy? I’m assuming most home printers won’t be useful here.
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yumraj
1y ago
My process is to use cheap Walmart powder for prewash and Kirkland pods in the dispenser. Avoids any over filling issues. I used to just use the Kirkland pods and they worked fine too. The reason I started using powder in prewash is to get
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1y ago
which one?
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yumraj
1y ago
Not to distract from Python or Tauri, but lately I’ve been using Wails[0] which is similar to Tauri but with Go instead of Rust. There are pros/cons primarily being Tauri seems to allow creation of mobile apps which Wails doesn’t, but
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yumraj
1y ago
I never said anything about swathes of engineers, merely that it is possible to build production quality stuff. From my experience, these are better suited at the moment for small teams and new projects. It’s unclear to me how they’ll work
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yumraj
1y ago
> Will it build scaled solutions, not this year. That is not true IMHO. If one is expecting Lovable to create a production app by just giving a few prompts, that obviously is not going to happen, not now and most probably for a long time
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