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Tcepsa
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Comment #49250290
You can save/load the contents of a single buffer or all buffers. For a single buffer, select the buffer you want to save, then go to the Live menu and choose "Save Buffer As". To …
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Comment #48921308
Presumably it captures a screenshot and then uses CV on the resulting image to "see" the application and identify the various things that you might want to click.
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Comment #48812041
I understand that this is kind of beside the point, but it seems like a bad thing to compare inventions to haunted artifacts that mind controlled their users into betraying their f…
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Comment #48593094
I was a huge skeptic of evil-mode/modal editing for about a decade and a half. Then I bit the bullet when I switched to Spacemacs in ~2017 and I am a full convert. The "change-in- …
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Comment #48500348
NEVER take Hofstadter's law into account!!!!
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Comment #46441263
Also FWIW I understand that the furry community has a strong culture of commissioning artists for their work , so that's likely to be a headwind against using genAI that isn't expl…
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Comment #46331519
I am so happy that people make things like this <3
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Comment #46278339
So this is a post from/for a group of livecoding music jammers, but I think there's value in considering it in broader contexts. In particular, the parts about "let code die" and n…
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Comment #46111822
Net worth isn't equity - mortgage + 401k. Net worth is assets - liabilities. Equity is not an asset; the house is . So is the 401k. The mortgage is a liability. So Joe's net worth …
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Comment #45533458
It's for letters/numbers. The mechanical keyboard community has adopted phrases like "chord" and "arpeggio" because they refer to analogous things in the typing world ("pressing mu…
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Comment #45474023
Without those sorts of revolutionary claims, would they still be receiving enough funding to keep the lights on?
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Comment #44999740
Android phones (at least some of them) have "Do Not Disturb" mode which blocks calls from numbers not in your Favorites (i.e. starred contacts)
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Comment #44774054
I had basically the same thought: This sounds a lot like how they describe LLMs working!
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Comment #44589959
Maybe it's spite-driven development, but I'd love to hear about someone who, upon learning that LLMs are suggesting endpoints in their API that don't exist, implements them specifi…
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Comment #43616517
If they do it properly and walk through it with you afterwards, it can be a good opportunity for you to assess cultural fit as well based on the conversation that you have; are the…
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Comment #43412869
Absolutely less. Like, "Will not purchase unless there is no alternative" less.
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Comment #42872180
As a long-time fan of Clojure (I've been using it to varying degrees since 2008 and it is my favorite programming language) I'm really excited about the interpretability it sounds …
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Comment #42783146
Thank you for collecting these here--it's been very heartening for me to see that I'm not the only one around here that sees these kinds of things and finds it difficult to maintai…
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Comment #41065132
LOL, makes me think of something more like putting in an order on a stock exchange: Alexa, what's the current price of a small box of Tide Pods? A box of 10 Tide Pods costs $5 Alex…
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Comment #40207673
Also shout-out to Microcorruption[0] which is a delightful, constructive exploration of vulnerabilities that might occur in embedded systems. [0] microcorruption.com
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Comment #40059949
That's definitely something I struggle with, both in videogames and real life. There's also a related thing with taking time to enjoy the things that I have bought or saved up for …
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Comment #39694498
Doesn't the assertion that correct horse battery staple = 2048^4 require the attacker to know that you're using this pattern?
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Comment #39237255
Yes and: then that approach got cargo culted into places where it doesn't work because e.g. the domain is too gnarly, because management heard that glanceable interfaces with high …
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Comment #39212230
Lots of "how to" articles written by AI with insufficient editorial oversight. For example, I was trying to learn about buffers for polishing things (like buffing the clear coat on…
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Comment #38922345
Thanks--I've been looking into AwesomeWM as an alternative but I'll check out bspwm too!