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Comment #49151323
I've worked on a LLM-based visual validation framework for mobile layouts of different websites. The results are pretty flaky, even with Claude models. I've actually seen better pe…
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Comment #49101447
I am a Hover user for my personal website, on a .com domain. I've been extremely way of using any of the customized TLDs since I heard about these sort of massive hikes. I agree th…
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Comment #49069472
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Comment #48776323
Really nice presentation and a ton of useful info. It's hard to boil it down to a single reading though. One thing that would be nice is a bit of a comparison between what companie…
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Comment #47823420
I also agree. "Making kids" is fun, duh. Raising kids, however, can be very challenging in all sorts of ways. Physically, mentally, socially, etc. I became aware of just how much s…
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Comment #47789321
This also annoyed me a lot. I was running it before upgrading the SSD storage and I wanted to compare with LM Studio. Figured it would be good to have both interfaces use the same …
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Comment #47259199
I enjoy Tim's content and in the last couple of years he's definitely gone beyond his established "shtick". He's definitely done his own "dog-fooding", testing advice on himself an…
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Comment #46763066
I wholeheartedly agree with point 7 Your goal is for your team to thrive without you. I spent a lot of time also playing a Scrum Master role in addition to my regular duties. So mu…
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Comment #46390210
Same. I was looking to see if others had the same experience. With a toddler and my personal goal of being as present as possible with him, I rarely find enough time to use it. Whe…
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Comment #46068275
I re-read most of the stories a few years ago. It's shocking/surprising/depressing just how many things repeat themselves. From the obvious, veteran of Afghanistan war in the form …
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Comment #46033241
I see this sort of thing, plus additional broad-spectrum check-ups recommended in a lot of podcasts, particularly those geared towards being more efficient/productive. On the one h…
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Comment #46033210
Honestly, because the barrier to getting an MVP is almost non-existent, you see a lot more people trying to actually implement their ideas, instead of just relinquishing them to a …