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kleer001
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About kleer001
if for some bizarre reason you want or need to contact me I use the same handle in many places (I know, not a great idea), but I don't have many alerts, so it might be a long time in reply, but still, do reach out I'd love to hear from you...
Recent public activity
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Comment #46167341
> Give Claude Code a try... Two days after they released their web interface for Claude Code I was hooked. Haven't really used the regular interface or the app since. Oh god, I'll …
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Comment #44067326
No. This is the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis and has, even in its weak form, been conisdered a dead end. That said the culture (relegion and other stories) we live in completely drive ou…
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Comment #41928410
Uhhh, this is amazing. I wasn just listening to a breakcore mix to help me work and this isn't too far off from what I was just listening too. Now all we need is a queue of style p…
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Comment #40709801
I don't see enough detail here to really advise. Please consider having fun with it or getting promoted over him.
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Comment #40651579
Heaven has the best climate, Hell has the best society.
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Comment #40578082
Tried it, couldn't get into it. And this was when I was unemployed and living with my now wife. So, I had time galore. It seems like a book you have to read cover to cover in one s…
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Comment #40548276
Does google reader count? The social aspect was delightful
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Comment #39920574
Copy-Paste? Ctrl-A (select all) Ctrl-C (copy) Ctrl-V (paste)
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Comment #39857086
the center of a current Overton Window, to be precise, that thing's slippery
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Comment #39611768
Please submit a link if you want feedback.
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Comment #39530404
What topics have a static field of knowledge?
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Comment #38784102
Ok, but why? Please excuse my ignorance, it's well earned. I haven't been in the web design space for over 20 years. So, seriously, like, what is this for? Just so we can? For pres…
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Comment #38409419
"Permutation City": Greg Egan "Godel Escher Bach" : Douglas Hofstadter
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Comment #37587813
"...,in mice. " It's in the title of the paper. No idea why it got trimmed from the post.
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Comment #37562425
Sounds good to me. It's not a silver bullet, but there's no such thing. Just trade-offs.
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Comment #37527269
Sooo... completely centralized? That's a hard no. I briefly scanned through the whitepaper at: https://haypenny.net/whitepaper.html but couldn't find how it solved the Byzantine Ge…
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Comment #37527202
> As humans the physical world is OUR world, OUR element, OUR domain of expertise Yea, and our tools are extensions of our bodies. > Driving (and riding) is a special feeling 100% …
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Comment #37517008
If it can't warm water how could it cause damage in a body? I'm not afraid of a candle, and that's emitting way more energy. Am I crazy?! Or stupid?
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Comment #37425944
It certainly would. However, these are centuries long plans. A path along which the local issues will be solved.
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Comment #37425464
I could, but I won't. My mac laptop is 5 years in the closet and covered in a layer of dust. But it'd be a ton of stuff.
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Comment #37325739
In 2001 there was text and plenty of it. However, there was no a/v streaming anything, no social media, no fast twitch multiplayer games, nothing honed to a sharp edge to slice awa…
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Comment #37313503
Just realized I left out the important part, sorry... I took on a job, the job of finding my next job. Woke up at 6/7 and got to work, took a short lunch then back again full tilt.…
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Comment #37311251
I just kept going, did what I needed to do, stopped doing unnecessary shit and hit the pavement running. I never had enough self consciousness to not believe in myself. It took a w…
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Comment #37091168
I think I've trained myself to keep most important issues rather shallow and funnelled through my email. So, that's the bottle neck. I do often think "Wow, I'm doing some data fore…
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Comment #37078760
None. I learned the most from passionate and personable professors.