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SkyPuncher

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    Comment #49119273

    I realize this like a decade ago. Security is basically the only thing I care about in code review. I’ve come to realize that I don’t actually care what your code looks like. I’m g…

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    Comment #49043759

    Hmm, I guess I haven’t notice the sour flavor. Con-Crete is the brand I use and the flavors are naturally sour.

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    Comment #49012165

    Monihydrate causes me terrible GI issues and insomnia. I’ve found HCL to me much easier on my body.

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    Comment #48920792

    ADHD is unlikely to be the root cause as there is unlikely to be any single root cause. Treating ADHD will reduce or eliminate a component of this, but will not address the issues …

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    Comment #48920201

    This makes sense to me as a correlation. Mental health disorders alone seem like they’d contribute significantly. ADHD, for example, is correlated with both sleep cycle issues and …

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    Comment #48882014

    I think we’re seeing a similar thing pan out with AI. When the barrier for something is too low, people realize that it’s not actually worth the other party’s effort to communicate…

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    Comment #48837959

    This is where you and I are different. I’m neurodivergent so having another low-mental load activity (like cleaning) actually helps my mind from wondering.

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    Comment #48833747

    I love learning, but I hate reading. Most of my learning now is via audio books while I'm doing something else. In my view, software development is mostly skimming and pattern reco…

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    Comment #48824656

    I’ve found no value in AI note takers. I’m not really sure what the value of a note taker is when you can simply transcribe the entire meeting and search within context. For me, th…

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    Comment #48668455

    Heat pumps can effectively bring that temp up higher. The problem is really how much energy is actually available.

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    Comment #48650422

    Not at all! I ended up identifying that a lost of my symptoms lined up with what /r/HistamineIntolerance and MCAS people describe as symptoms. Chronically: * I my energy levels wer…

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    Comment #48606066

    I solved a similar issue with the help of AI. I doubt I would have ever solved it with the help of a PCP, because of really subtle nuances. It’s been almost a year and my symptoms …

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    Comment #48598904

    Yes, it’s the friction of setting up the MCP server in the first place. Especially, in environments where that is not straightforward or easy to do. When our users are looking for …

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    Comment #48594139

    This is great for normal "apps". We have a really deep need for a lower touch way for our users to interact with us agentically without setting up MCP. It'd be really great to have…

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    Comment #48594088

    I've been working on an MCP for creating semi-deterministic flows in Claude code (essentially skills, but broken down into pieces). In order to track execution and state, I have th…

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    Comment #48591193

    Only consider compensation you control. If you don’t control equity, you cannot control the outcome, value, or liquidity of it.

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    Comment #48560222

    This stat is limited to print-books only. He talks about all sorts of other forms of content, but seems to mysteriously miss audio books. If this source [0] is true then 65% of aud…

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    Comment #48560122

    I think they're all trying to be a phone replacement, when I need them to be a smart watch replacement. Give me smart glasses and a ring that controls them. Give me simple, watch l…

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    Comment #48497122

    I like to bounce around between a few different things at once. Normally, I work on my core work plus something tangentially related (e.g. 20% projects). The 20% projects keep my a…

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    Comment #48494352

    As someone who often drives pitch dark country sides, you'd be surprised how hard it is to see people on the side of the road at night. Those blinding lights make a huge difference…

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    Comment #48466129

    Table 2 and 3 tell you basically all you need to know. When you use a harness that is tuned towards programing (Codex and Claude Code), grep wins. When you use a neutral harness, v…

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    Comment #48438902

    Linear has become the thing it sought to kill - complex. It's really the only way for companies to survive and go up market, unfortunately.

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    Comment #48405698

    You’ve built a generic, be all for everyone product while requiring your user to be technical enough to understand what model to pick and why. This basically means your target audi…

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    Comment #48399575

    If I can get Claude to thing about the actual science and bio-chemistry, it can reasonably be through things extremely well.

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    Comment #48399525

    I found H2 anti-histamines like Pepcid actually made my symptoms worse. I was in a similar situation where Claude finally helped me make a breakthrough. It seems that my issue is e…