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fowlie
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Comment #49237566
Amateur musician with mild/moderate high frequency tinnitus here. I was treated with exposure therapy, and while I hear the sound (less now than before) it doesn't bother me any mo…
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Comment #48655341
Awesome project!! I will migrate off from gboard when support for Norwegian gets better.
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Comment #48419172
I was tasked to rewrite an Oracle Apex webapp. 70k lines of PL/SQL. I asked Claude Sonnet 4.6 to read it all and boil it down to markdown file with business requirements. Took abou…
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Comment #48419097
Haven't tried this, but I've recently become a big fan of Matt Pococks skills. Workflow: /grill-with-docs -> /to-prd -> /to-issue -> /tdd. That will interview relentlessy until the…
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Comment #48405459
Software engineer here, since 2008. Will coding be relevant in the future? Not so sure. Maybe a little. Mostly for teaching? How about code? Absolutely! Everything is code! If we d…
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Comment #48381005
It requires robotics monitor arm
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Comment #48142182
I've been trying voxtype (using whisper models) lately, and to my surprise all my ums are filtered out. It's really good now actually!
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Comment #47954990
> Yes it takes a bit of work but it isn’t that bad. Agreed, it takes a few hours to set up everything. But just did it with Claude the other day, and I was up and running in no tim…
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Comment #47736875
> if you feel that code is too complex Now you're assuming a human is actually trying to understand the code. What a world we live in (sarcasm).
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Comment #46853954
How cool is that! Feature request: Let the user select another language than English.
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Comment #45908393
When was the last time you used Jenkins? I don't get the hate. Not only from you, but lots of people on the internet. What makes Jenkins stand out IMO is the community and the core…
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Comment #44938769
This is just awesome! But seems like a closed source project, and the pricing page returns HTTP 404. Are there any open source alternatives like this? First time I hear about this …
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Comment #43351635
Are you saying that black holes don't share any information? xD
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Comment #42527519
Similar story happened to me once: I had recently got my drivers license, and one day went to bed early (completely sober). In my dream that night I got drunk, took my dads car and…
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Comment #42326025
One cool use case for this could be "generative hybrid video meetings"; when I participate in a teams meeting and the majority is in the same physical room, the video conference so…
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Comment #37831589
Very interesting! Is there reason to believe that the outcome would be different if the experiment was re-run but replacing the humans with coin-flipping machines?
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Comment #37741729
This is really stupid, old, legacy sh*t. If the USB HumanInoutDevice spec would support full unicode, keyboards could just send unicode directly and not rely on a not-known-by-the-…
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Comment #37174348
> very important senior grug say "this too complicated and confuse to me" https://grugbrain.dev
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Comment #36596444
Been using LazyVim for professional go development for over a year now. I can't see any features promised here that I do not already have. LazyVim is a NeoVim configuration for tho…
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Comment #34153744
Ever since I learned how to use the Miryoku layout, I've been using vim with the hjkl navigation-keys shifted one position to the right. Those are also my arrow keys on a separate …
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Comment #33069705
remember this tag?
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Comment #32655601
Miryoku user here. Nice post! Symbols in a mirrored numpad shape to fix $ and ^ seems brilliant, I might have to try that! And the caps word feature, holy crap thats awesome. Where…
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Comment #32374856
I'm a senior software developer and experienced unix user, and I loved the nix principles. So I installed nixOS on my laptop and it worked like a charm! But after a few months thos…
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Comment #30751822
Wow, no this is new to me. Looks a bit heavy for my personal taste, but nice to see some solid quality products like these available on the market.