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Jarwain
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About Jarwain
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Comment #48865609
I have dedicated checkpoint and commit skills. Checkpoint has it run my review skill, then run my commit skill. The commit skill just asks it to suggest commit messages for my revi…
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Comment #48847266
My understanding of the average age of a human being 30s-40s is that the average was skewed downwards heavily due to high infant/child mortality rates
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Comment #48846741
I mean, there are some pretty famous DJs out there
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Comment #48741801
Wait I'm sorry but if the policies are to cover catastrophic damage, but if catastrophe actually strikes and the insurance company becomes insolvent, What's the actual point or pur…
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Comment #48730124
Imo it depends on priorities! What do we care more about? The present? The current generation? Or future generations? Our children, grandchildren, great grandchildren? The perpetua…
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Comment #48421305
Your two examples are extremely different. Walking away with $9 if you're unlucky and walking away with $0 if you're unlucky are two incredibly different outcomes. Being successful…
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Comment #48408288
There's always someone to support you when you need it, someone who will agree when you're right, who will call you out when what you say or the way you phrase something is inaccur…
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Comment #48408101
Seems like they want to bring in retail
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Comment #48317254
I think there's a broad spectrum of people, some of whom are role playing, some who think there are no consequences, some who have strong distinctions between the animate and inani…
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Comment #48211843
With LLM's, I wonder how far away we are from "a cooking ground for people to experiment with ideas"
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Comment #48174840
You say this like "oh it's just acts on a different kind of opiod receptor" means that it's not meaningfully different. Your comment also seems to imply that this treatment involve…
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Comment #48174664
There's some prior work on the codebase thing: [Unison]( https://www.unison-lang.org/docs/the-big-idea/ ) content addresses every definition. Kinda interesting. A [Code Property Gr…
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Comment #48072332
I'm a big fan of bolt hangers personally. They also mark the spot, provide a nice anchor point, and don't require chopping!
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Comment #48050834
Not much difference between a 12" and a 18" lag bolt for the purpose of "how much trash is visible and impacts terrain". Surface feels a bit fairer in that sense. Or at least, easi…
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Comment #48050803
If it was that'd be an absurd amount of weed being left behind to make a mark on the map.
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Comment #48050697
The problem isn't that there aren't solutions, the problem is getting everyone on board
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Comment #48050679
This penalizes honest mistakes, or moop from prior years resurfacing, or wind blowing trash into camp, or any number of things that are outside of a given camp's control The moop m…
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Comment #48050578
Honestly, that contrast is what draws me in. In the same way ultralight hiking forces you to think about and let go of extraneous weight, going to Burning Man and doing the whole c…
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Comment #48050543
They aren't referring to the regulatory requirement, but the response, I think? Like if people can put in this much time and effort in a remote desert environment to meet regulator…
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Comment #48050502
My camp, while doing our moop sweep in 2023, found lag bolts from prior years! 2023 was a weird one, because of the heavy rain and so many people not being used to it. But it also …
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Comment #48050290
I lean towards a variant of option 1: you can only generate an article that was previously referenced. But arbitrary phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs, can be highlighted and…
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Comment #47916838
LLM's are a mediocre map, but they're a great compass, telescope, navigation tools and what have ye
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Comment #47698112
The default model is Opus 1M context, so autocompact doesn't run as frequently, and that just Devours your session budget if you're not careful. There are some env variables you ca…
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Comment #47614184
Technically aren't most android apps limited to ARM?
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Comment #47585803
I agree, but I do feel like there's a bit of a lag. The shape of this lag has changed over time, and maybe we're in an era where the lag is growing