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JulesRosser
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Comment #46725919
Confirmed: https://status.claude.com/
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Comment #45971174
Would you mind sharing the prompt please?
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Comment #45905547
Driving Sims, PavlovVR was a must play for a counterstrike shooter with great modding scene. Of course Skyrim VR, it's unplayable without mods but with voice recognition and QOL mo…
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Comment #44913849
How to get the most out of with Claude Code as a beginner
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Comment #44839616
For anyone like me who was struggling to manage work and personal Claude subscriptions, you can just use an alias like this: alias claude-personal="CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR=~/.claude-pers…
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Comment #44838403
You could also define a subagent that uses Opus, for special cases such as planning
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Comment #40141301
Does anyone have an archived link?
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Comment #37039382
> 95% of profitable customers have iPhones Maybe in the US... This works for hobbyists or single devs, but clearly isn't realistic for most companies.
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Comment #37039310
Agree with this. Coming from native Android there's a lot I miss, but being able to compile to Android, iOS, Desktop, Web & mWeb saves us an insane amount of time. Thankfully we ha…
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Comment #36911302
The US company I work for is remote first and we hire all around the world. Not sure how helpful this is, but our method is that if we have a registered company in their country th…
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Comment #36880709
I hate to defend the government, but I don't think this policy is that Draconian. While sad, if an owner can't control their dog and it attacks someone then I think it's a reasonab…
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Comment #36734885
Great resource! I found this site a couple of months ago when looking for help structuring levels. Specifically, this page was useful: https://book.leveldesignbook.com/process/layo…
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Comment #36706805
For fun? To learn? Having an engaged audience of over 1/4M also helps.
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Comment #36687917
The Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages is another great example. It looks the same as it did 10 years ago. Not sure how they are funded though. https://en.m.uesp.net/wiki/UESPWiki:Abou…
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Comment #36666374
Legitimately useful. As someone working remotely I'm always wary of waking US colleagues up with my unimportant notifications. I'd definitely use a '% of team members online' Slack…
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Comment #36620169
Weird, I have never seen carrier bloat on any Google phone (Nexus5...Pixel6A). Is this because of EU legislation?
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Comment #36368584
Love this. Would be a great addition to the 'model my local tube station' project that's probably going to remain on my to-do list for ever
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Comment #32178282
I only see one recent applicant from Thailand, but we welcome applications regardless of where they live (with a few obvious exceptions). I don’t want to dox any colleagues by list…
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Comment #32177268
I agree some companies don't really mean it when they claim to be remote first, but at Expensify we truly are. Please apply if you like the sound of our open roles :) https://we.ar…
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Comment #32177252
Thanks for sharing this. That's correct, we are 100% remote first and you are not required to move to a city where we have offices. It's an optional perk.
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Comment #32177211
We do at Expensify. A good % of our team works fully remote: https://we.are.expensify.com/benefits-perks Also, check out remotewide.co for a list of remote companies with location …
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Comment #31852398
That's what our company does and it's an incredible perk. All expense paid trips with planned events and child care. Even pets are welcome.
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Comment #30591338
There were plans for three circular motorways in central London. Thankfully people came to their senses and it was only partially completed.
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Comment #28067760
Same here, we must have been lucky. My early experience in agencies were fantastic. It was only when I began contracting that I started to encounter scrappy companies, which made i…