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Comment #49109867
Yes - presuming the funds can’t earn SOFR+. The opportunity cost is the interest being earned elsewhere (minus interest earned taxes)
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Comment #48938136
Curious what others use to store media for home/remote use. I naively assumed my purchases from [company A] would mean I have permanent/immutable access. Even in the case of access…
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Comment #48645587
Our team calls this "full three pepper blend" ;)
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Comment #48107310
Same
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Comment #47876905
This is great! Thank you :heart:
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Comment #47875657
I enjoyed the sentiment, thank you for sharing. Came to post about the site. My first reaction to the layout was "Oh, must be optimized for mobile." Then I clicked a link in one of…
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Comment #47868301
Hot Take: best $5k you've ever spent. Imagine living your whole life thinking you couldn't do it? I'm not saying it's fun. Just saying it may be a good thing.
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Comment #47693368
I agree. We skipped CLIs and went all the way to TUIs because TUIs are "easy to make now"? Or maybe because claude/codex? But in practice you are padding token counts of agents rea…
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Comment #47617133
I agree. The first paragraph on the page implies the javascript can natively search your machine (vs. via Browser Extensions)
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Comment #47616865
They're also the only avenue to breaking out of the browser sandbox.
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Comment #47264133
Yes exactly. The problem is TUIs. Or at least the assumption you're only supposed to use a TUI. There are plaintext ways to invoke things but the advertised Claude/Codex experience…
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Comment #46936727
This is a github pages feature. Given an account with the name "example", they can publish static pages to example.github.io So this being from github.github.io implies it's publis…
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Comment #46923626
I prefer all my custom commands as 1 letter. On my most frequently used machine/dev env this means - e for vim m for mise n for pnpm c for Claude x for codex
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Comment #46909307
I was excited for actions because it was “next to” my source code. I (tend to) complain about actions because I use them. Open to someone telling me there is a perfect solution out…
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Comment #46542486
Couldn't agree more. I would expect older models make you feel this way. * Agents not trying to do the impossible (or not being an "over eager people pleaser" as it has been descri…
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Comment #46500234
I find myself using VS Code for "things like this" (its visual extension ecosystem). I've grown attached to the git diff view, so I use it for reviewing PRs mostly (especially larg…
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Comment #46233152
I spent some time last night "over iterating" on a plan to do some refactoring in a large codebase. I created the original plan with a very specific ask - create an abstraction to …
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Comment #45836854
There's a Bertrand Russell book on this very topic, The Conquest of Happiness - https://www.amazon.com/Conquest-Happiness-Bertrand-Russell/d... (not an affiliate link) I enjoyed th…
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Comment #45609659
Yes, but image size restrictions bring more failure than success in my experience. Thank you for your comment.
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Comment #45607371
My experience with the off the shelf MCP tools is they still fall short of giving Claude or Codex a screenshot. I'm interested in whether or not others agree.
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Comment #45424892
This is the type of romcom I'd watch ;)
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Comment #44891239
Gartner stock price: On the day this was published (2025-02-07) it closed at $529.29. Yesterday it closed at $238.37. Source - https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/IT/history/ Victory l…
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Comment #44574615
This appears to be another take on a previously discussed study One discussion - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44549436
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Comment #44443917
Congratulations to the Figma team! Well earned. It was such an exciting product when it hit the scene. It became the standard so fast, and it was easy to see why. When there were t…
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Comment #44330228
Really? I must admit I have not noticed it. I've had nightmare trips trying to get into the city still during traditional heavy traffic times. Frankly I've thought more "the pandem…