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cik
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Comment #49239232
I'm clearly signing up for this. It reminds me of a game that I loved in the it's, Balance of Power. Equally, I still love Democracy 3. Good luck, I'm definitely sharing.
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Comment #49193278
This is exactly what I did. I create tooling to make it easier for me to manage multiple multi-project swarms across multiple clis (claude, codex, opencode), with queuing, and team…
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Comment #48933445
Oooh thank you!
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Comment #48921291
Yet all of this can be easily defeated with soft language. The basic check "what's the password/verification word" will defeat this every time. This is basically opsec that we taug…
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Comment #48831618
No, I'm referring to Pen Hospital in Kolkata: https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/kolkata-pen-hospital . By ordered, I mean had friends who have stumbled across it and brought me t…
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Comment #48829302
My dream is to visit this store. I've heard that it's by far the greatest modern fountain pen store in the world. I'm dying to go, just for this. I've ordered from them before - al…
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Comment #48827877
It depends on what you consider viable, and your level. As someone in love with fountain pens and ink, I can tell you that there are absolutely wealthy pen turners, private designe…
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Comment #48814262
What I want is a cheap, brainless wifi 6 or 7 device, that's easy to mesh and extend. I currently have Orbis that are Wifi-5, and I'm sick of the general untrustworthiness. The thi…
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Comment #48760001
By the time the 2 came around the wrist pads were an add-on. Like you, I'm not a fan, so I never bought them. I paired it with a Kensington Expert Mouse.
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Comment #48759046
My Kinesis Freestyle 2 will always be the greatest ergo keyboard I've ever owned - with cables. I can tilt at 5, 10, 15 degree angles. I can move the two parts differently (and do)…
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Comment #48720534
It's frequently said that vonglomerates usually carry through as their valuation, the multiplier of the lowest holding. If that's the case, Alphabet is worth more broken up. Simila…
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Comment #48714928
I've landed in a similar place by reducing effort and cutting up tasks. I find that more exacting specifications to the models, yield significantly less need for "effort". Combinin…
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Comment #48704332
I'm still waiting for the interrabang to become compromised as well. They've already taken my em dash, and my use of the Oxford command, apparently, is an insant flag.
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Comment #48640331
It's always odd to me when filters are applied, that arguably neither influence, nor impact outcomes. From what I can see, SAT scores have effectively changed over time, such that …
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Comment #48618080
This sounds like dysfunction. As engineers, we're not necessarily any more correct than anyone else. But we do have a seat at the table, and good organizations at least listen.
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Comment #48589025
This year, for the first time since 2006 I've have Outlook and friends in my life. I run Linux, so naturally I turned to firefox.. Not a win. Fair, I use Chrome only for these prod…
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Comment #48554883
Generally this is how liquidity works. Their employees will have a six or twelve month lock up (six being most common). Investors in certrtain rounds (or sizes) tend to have no loc…
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Comment #48495719
I have the same situation here. We live intentionally without a car, and our quality of life is fantastic. People assume poverty, given the lack of car, as opposed to I just don't …
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Comment #48494631
The last time I remember feeling that I had representation, as a Western Canadian was 3 Prim Ministers ago. I didn't even vote for Harper, but the others simply ignored the gulf be…
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Comment #48473417
> It doesn't help that there have been active efforts for decades to prevent people from learning and developing critical thinking skills. This very much depends on where you live …
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Comment #48471535
The problem with "the user" argument is the spectrum of users. There are different skills, capabilities, and intelligence. Frequently we wave our hands and say exactly this, critic…
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Comment #48460800
This is a big part of the reason that I've embraced ths sqlc (d/re)evolution. Writing queries in sql and then generating for the target language also provides a flexibility that ha…
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Comment #48460749
Ummm embedded robotics is all about this. For years.
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Comment #48409073
Whenever someone says nowadays, they're highlighting recency bias. The goals of holding a broad market ETF are diversification leading to sleeping well over the long term (at least…
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Comment #48305028
I've been enjoying Rands for what feels like 2 decades now. Spot on, over and over again. Great advice few newbies, great reminders for people who have been there before - just gen…