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kristo

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    Comment #47767175

    I followed steve's excellent tutorial about two months ago, and haven't looked back. I have never felt so competent at git (vcs rather) as I do now. jj is so much simpler and easie…

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    Comment #47446000

    This seems harsh and unfair. You aren’t allowed to stream Netflix through a third party streaming service because then the experience is controlled by the third party and there is …

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    Comment #46942556

    I was similarly shocked when I logged back in a couple months ago for the first time to read some news stuff. Then I kept going back once a day for a month or two and the posts hav…

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    Comment #46631177

    It looks like tmux sessions don't keep the sprite alive though, so you can't run cc in the background :/

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    Comment #46591046

    It’s a web standard api and very small weight. Highly recommend.

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    Comment #46367033

    LLMs should operate on the code's AST when possible, and should be trained on code's AST as well

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    Comment #46340761

    They could just make mcps dynamically loaded in the same way no?

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    Comment #46319069

    Still can’t symlink skills from Claude code to codex tho :/

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    Comment #46062670

    At that point why would I use ChatGPT if it’s just getting paid to show me stuff?

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    Comment #45873141

    I’d prefer a light field display that can project light so your eyes must focus at a distance to see it. I imagine there is a lot of interest in this with VR displays

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    Comment #45797644

    Can I get one for my bicycle

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    Comment #45692919

    I'm not sure this is targeting you, but possibly rather journalistic photos where being able to prove authenticity is important

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    Comment #45611120

    How is this different from commands? They're automatically invoked? How does claude decide when to use a skill? How specific do I need to write my skill?

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    Comment #45434281

    It’s shocking to me how little control the democrats seem to have these days over then narrative. I don’t see them in the news giving their spin at all really

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    Comment #45428689

    Time to switch to SST: https://sst.dev/

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    Comment #45427823

    Why is this flagged?

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    Comment #45382833

    They should at a minimum tax these services like goods. They’re mining our attention and extracting insane profits and pay nothing for it.

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    Comment #45382820

    100%. Europe could suddenly be a leader and the sacrifice is just giving up technologies that are making us sick

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    Comment #44967020

    It’s not that shared private data is impossible, just that the mechanisms haven’t been fleshed out yet. I expect this type of setup might be difficult to scale?

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    Comment #44936592

    This is true for now. I built some workflows using Claude’s API and now wish I had used a wrapper so I could easily switch to try gpt-5 for the cost savings.

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    Comment #44831254

    Apparently there is a cursor cli now… but I love the flat pricing of Claude’s Max plan and dislike having to worry about pricing and when to use “Max” mode in cursor.

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    Comment #44811878

    I also live here, and while i agree Dutch teens should be riding regular bikes, we here are in the extremest of minorities around the world in terms of what teens would be doing wi…

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    Comment #44794584

    I do live in the Netherlands, and drive conservatively and it is also manual and the smallest engine, all of which might help

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    Comment #44775390

    And more damage to the roads, society, the cities, and the neighborhood children you can’t see

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    Comment #44775380

    Because they are subsidized by the rest of us. That’s all we want to stop.