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bengt

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    Comment #49111396

    .worktreeinclude is probably part of the solution. https://code.claude.com/docs/en/worktrees#copy-gitignored-fi...

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    Comment #48096309

    I'd consider the functionality Aperture held to have been killed. I used it for years after 2015 due to a lack of a functional replacement that wasn't a subscription. It still find…

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    Comment #47464034

    I empathize with you in that once you publish a timeline people's expectations can be come unfair; so where is it‽ :)

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    Comment #47392522

    Sounds awesome. I've been using mitmproxy's --mode local to intercept with a separate skill to read flow files dumped from it, but interactive is even better.

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    Comment #46859239

    Random esoteric questions that should be in an LLMs corpus with a very tight timing on response. Could still use an "enslaved LLM" to answer them.

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    Comment #45628211

    Stuff like this is the reason why airlines say if your full phone falls into your seat to call flight attendant and to not un-recline it.

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    Comment #45021194

    Yeah, even to just know what's up it's probably important to try. If switching between multiple editors you should look to include a .editorconfig file in your project to have 1 pl…

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    Comment #45013580

    My hunch is VSCode or more likely Cursor. I’ve spent some time this summer trying to get IDE independent tooling running and have settled on Ruff + basedpyright. Also switched over…

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    Comment #34581907

    I believe your biggest hurdle will be developing the sender reputation for your IP address so that you don't have an issue with email delivery. (It has been a while since I looked …

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    Comment #32537509

    I’ve got one of these [1] and it’s not bad. It doesn’t have the local find my functionality you get with AirPods and AirTags but works well with the rest of find my. [1] https://ch…

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    Comment #29544793

    Neat. I've been quite fond of Monitor Control: https://github.com/MonitorControl/MonitorControl

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    Comment #27296533

    A good example happened to me yesterday. I brought my MacBook and charger to my partner’s family’s place along with my USB-C SSD that has some files I thought I might need on it; h…

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    Comment #26463565

    I’ve been thinking more about the navigation of their little helicopter. On earth were used to being able to use GPS for route planning. If you could use this process in reverse to…

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    Comment #25199879

    A reddit user [1] found its location [2] and another figured out it was installed sometime during 2015-2016 based on when the satellite imagery changed. [1] https://www.reddit.com/…

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    Comment #24820621

    Something worth reading into are the Nile Water Treaties put into place under British rule of the area, which strongly favour Egypt. This has come up due to Ethiopia’s Grand Ethiop…

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    Comment #23921963

    Now, which email clients does this render properly in! I'm looking forwards to diving through this.

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    Comment #21986626

    That derives from the system they’re operating in though. In a capitalist society the notion that unless compelled by government intervention people and corporations will act in th…

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    Comment #21821785

    My understanding is New York’s metro map is an anomaly due to there historically being 3 unconnected and competing subways. Thus sometimes to get places you had to transfer and the…

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    Comment #17581691

    You can actually figure out what your best 3rd citizenship is by passing the parameters into the URL e.g., https://multinational.io/best_passport/the%20United%20Kingdo...

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    Comment #16828571

    This is the dangerous side of data being exposed by poor system design being discussed / referred to as a "breach". This is the law in Canada he was charged under: http://laws-lois…

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    Comment #13076438

    “If [auto makers] don’t accept software companies writing the code for their cars, they’re going to end up like the phone companies that didn't accept Android,” Mr. Hotz said. An i…

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    Comment #12838206

    I had the same thought. Do you know if there's a list anywhere of valley / well known companies with this type of policy? It's the type of thing that'd turn me off for sure during …