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Short term can, IME, be very short. I've seen people generate, say, a bash script with an LLM. It's generated: short term, the problem is "solved": we've generated a bash script. ……

> Why would you take your phone with you when you run? Music, being able to tell what time it is, navigation¹, emergency calls², non-emergency calls/communication. Or, … the use ca…

… between me & my partner, we own multiple pieces of exercise wear that has a dedicated pocket for a phone, because … you need somewhere to put your phone.

No, it won't. ~/code » cd foo ~/code/foo » git init ± foo:main:/ » touch .env ± foo:main:/ » git add . ± foo:main:/ » g s On branch main No commits yet Changes to be committed: (us…

> In essence, then, those ten days in 1582 never happened and simply do not exist within the Gregorian calendar system used almost universally in the West today. I find these thing…

… I dunno. Bikes aren't just efficient, they're the most efficient form of human movement. 60 W gets you 3 mph walking or 9 mph biking. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bicycle_perfor…

> Chip manufacturing is so complicated that there's probably no single person who could understand the entire process, from end to end. There are YouTube videos of a guy doing chip…

All I can say is you're lucky that your meat proxies are still identifying themselves as such. I've had people forward AI responses … sans "Claude said". I'm quite literally talkin…

> eBay entered into a deferred prosecution agreement and admitted to a detailed recitation of all the relevant facts about its conduct and agreed to pay a criminal penalty of $3 mi…

UTS #51 is your friend. There's not really a "standard" character set and an "emoji" one. There is an emoji block (U+1F600 to U+1F64F), and this heart (U+2665) is not in that. But …

… and the elevator is still going the way it is going, and that way is still indicated by the illuminated arrow.

Yet somehow print/TV worked for decades just fine without spying on their users. I do not want the gas station, or the airplane I'm on, spying on me to build relevant advertising. …

> from someone (not necessarily the Rust stdlib) implementing a safe wrapper around a particular syscall? You might call that library "nix"[1]. Many, though not all, of the binding…

I've never understood the thing about gas costs. It is oft complained about. And while it always seems to be a point of contention, a quick google search suggests the cost is ≈$200…

Unless things have changed, when I looked a couple of years ago, I couldn't make the math math. The cost difference outweighed the savings, IIRC, even if we assumed electricity to …

Excellent? No, > Remove the control when there is no way for users to enable it That guidance is unhinged, and is exactly the anti-pattern that upthread points to that needs to die…

So, yes, some of this I'd've missed if I hadn't been combing over it quite as finely. But not all of it. But in particular, the cut of the bowl stack being spilled … that scene in …

0:19 - the bowl has soup in it, despite coming from the middle of the stack. 0:19 - [same time] several bowls are just sloppified, e.g., having two bottoms 0:45 - last of the soup …

From the linked spec, > The authenticator data is a CBOR structure defined in the WebAuthn Level 3 specification, is returned by the getAuthenticatorData() method of the Authentica…

> The registry is spread out across a whole decentralized network of computers of which has another decentralized network of computers that proxy requests exists. Ultimately, someo…

Gotta disagree. The encryption part needed to happen: without it, there's just too much opportunity for governments to intercept unencrypted traffic and abscond with it. We saw tha…

They're not hard to read until you see the queries that coworkers at large companies tend to generate. If the query is a novella that joins half of humankind's know data sources, t…

Malware like this will continue until there is privacy laws that make it illegal. The GN video focuses a lot on consent, and while maybe this is notionally currently illegal withou…

That site seems to serve offensive images¹. (¹yes, it seems like you can work around it by going to the URL de novo, … but IDK, doesn't seem worth it.)

> That said, this should just be a shell itself and not something that generates into other shell dialects. Otherwise, why not use Ruby or something like it that has actual express…