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jeremywho
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Comment #49128531
Not 100% sure what I'm looking at, but I know that it looks awesome!
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Comment #48775461
I always thought of developer relations as essentially a tech-sales role. Isn't that ultimately what its trying to do, "educate" people to use your product?
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Comment #48635770
Historic IPO price? It opened at $160 10 days ago, did it not? Currently it is below that price. What historic price are you referring to?
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Comment #48572398
I've been eyeing the "10G PCI-E Network Card with 10Gbps Dual RJ45" on Amazon. Does that not cover what you're asking for?
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Comment #48386435
When can we buy these?
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Comment #47977920
> this story has have nothing to do with the cameras or AI This story wouldn't exist without flock cameras constantly surveilling the public...cameras have EVERYTHING to do with th…
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Comment #47807065
If I'm not mistaken, this is OPs rubberduck "explore" skill: https://github.com/gbrindisi/littlefactory/blob/main/.claude... > /lf:explore -- Think through a problem with a rubber-…
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Comment #44882159
I'm on windows. Claude Code via WSL hasn't been as smooth a ride.
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Comment #44881418
My workflow is to use Claude desktop with the filesystem mcp server. I give claude the full path to a couple of relevant files related to the task at hand, ie where the new code sh…
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Comment #44748765
What are you using instead?
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Comment #44551047
Is there a breakdown of this anywhere? ie, something that shows what was proposed in p2025 and what policies/procedures/orders have pushed a particular part of the plan forward?
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Comment #44347018
Are you saying you expect to pay one time and never again and want continued support for the lifetime of the app?
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Comment #41352029
This has been my view for a while. Basically health-care != health-insurance. People I've talked to can't quite to wrap their heads around that idea. Not sure why.
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Comment #41235477
I used Claude to draft something, might help others submit comments: RE: WT Docket No. 24-240, RM-11989 To the Federal Communications Commission: I strongly oppose NextNav's petiti…
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Comment #41235295
What should we say? I'm a licensed ham, meshtastic user and z-wave user but I'm not sure exactly what to include in an FCC comment that would be useful, other than "Hey! I use this…
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Comment #40771844
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Comment #40692633
At some point we'll have to be ok with longer names?
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Comment #40691046
I’ll believe it when the lock-picking lawyer signs off :)
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Comment #40691038
I’ve never had to consider transport level failures with this granularity. What work is one doing where this info becomes useful?
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Comment #40690975
Good-enough seems to be the sweet spot. After that I think you run into diminishing returns.
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Comment #40690017
I don’t think you read the whole article. I had the same thought as you from the headline, but they gone on to state that good code is so easy to read when you need to make changes…
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Comment #40690012
I don’t think you read the whole article. I had the same thought as you from the headline, but they gone on to state that good code is so easy to read when you need to make changes…
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Comment #40690005
I agree. Clever abstractions are often the antithesis of this.
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Comment #40055149
> The only reliable solution appears to be running your own router behind AT&T's BWG router-modem-all-in-one. This. I wish they had an ONT setup that allowed me to fully bypass eve…
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Comment #39980469
You don't think road rage can be the a manifestation of suppressed anger from other parts of ones life?