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cure_42
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Comment #49219135
Gotcha. Thanks for the reply and I wish you success.
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Comment #49219132
Look I know you were being a dick, but that would be great.
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Comment #49219123
The action came from the machine. The drive could have come from anywhere, maybe it was you maybe it was someone else. The intent seems largely irrelevant to who made it. If I comm…
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Comment #49219120
Would have said cool story but you're an ass, so. Cool story bro
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Comment #49219109
Properly making a webapp responsive and accessible is not at all something Claude is good at, especially not when the entire interface is built with no architecture or structure be…
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Comment #49219076
Unfortunately, most problems aren't. You need a problem where you both know what the solution looks like or can otherwise very quickly and efficiently determine that a solution is …
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Comment #49218999
Have you seen evidence he understands that running causes treats to be dispensed and is running more as a result?
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Comment #49177847
In this startup economy? Where almost no one is getting acquired anymore and over fifty percent of global venture is locked up in dead weight and liquidity is at an all time low? N…
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Comment #49177820
They still can't. But very smart humans constructed ways to use the monkeys with typewriters (with a statistical advantage) to find correct answers to problems where they already k…
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Comment #49177804
Yikes
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Comment #49162632
Define "we". The people who make the tools that generate your assembly instructions need to learn it. Just like the people who make the browser rendering engine and push CSS forwar…
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Comment #49142670
I can't see a real world use case for this. If you actually want to make something worth the effort, you'll have to make it responsive and accessible, along with actually implement…
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Comment #49132337
I'd say the creator is the one who created the 3d model, not the one who pushed the print button.
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Comment #49131391
You should care more about fiber than any of the others if health is your goal.
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Comment #49131040
I'm thrown off because you use so many em dashes, but the text surrounding them generally seems human. Not judging or brigading, just personally don't want to add a new tool to my …
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Comment #49130261
Ai slop. Either you don't actually watch anime, or you didn't bother to read what the llm output, or (imo) more likely both. There are so many characters who work fast food in anim…
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Comment #49092814
Not open source...?
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Comment #49064043
It looks way better than most modern interfaces on e-ink too!
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Comment #49064036
And it seems kinda perfect for e-ink
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Comment #49063994
Decker seems like it would have a lot of potential for e-ink devices like the boox note series and such.
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Comment #49063232
Yeah I had the same thought. I was vaguely interested before, but I have no desire to own more garbage
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Comment #48984560
Had a crash happen super far from the airport after I did this, found it funny do to how unlikely it seemed
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Comment #48984542
Show hn was overrun by ai slop for a while so I and presumably many others filtered it out of our feeds. That would have resulted in show hn getting much less interaction and poten…
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Comment #48964011
People who consume more artificial sweeteners are more likely to be people who are trying to cut calories, and people trying to cut calories are more likely to be overweight, and p…