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    Comment #49214707

    They're just so information-dense and sprawl in scope. Too many PRs wouldn't be a problem if they were easily digestible: But they often include these giant refactors with confusin…

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    Comment #49214079

    Think bigger: A washing machine and dryer with an arm and a camera. It can sort your dirty and clean clothes before washing and after drying, based on your preferences. It defaults…

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    Comment #49074405

    The year is 2026. We invented AGI. There is a transparent 20px gap above the opaque screen-fixed header.

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    Comment #48981420

    That logo though :) Tickled that the "Y" and only the "Y" reference NYC.

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    Comment #48884143

    The flag name is overloaded. It won't affect the tools available, just the other system instructions.

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    Comment #48858380

    That's the $200/mo subscription -- not uncommon :) I do the $100/mo for myself, then about ~$200/mo for startup.

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    Comment #48856059

    So, you have these models that you put things into (like text), and get things out of. For many models, you can include a "tool definition" in that text input. Remember this defini…

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    Comment #48660148

    I understand your inference but I don't think we know enough to conclude that with the information here, especially judging by other comments. We don't know if he was truly involve…

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    Comment #48660015

    A zine about anarchy, apparently. But I can't find any details.

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    Comment #48645038

    Remember that the editors of wikipedia do not owe us anything. Time is a gift, and they give theirs to us in great abundance. It's perfectly acceptable for them to charter their ow…

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    Comment #48445983

    The author did not say they felt horror, nor fear, nor misunderstanding. They winced at repetition and predictability, and they let the reader experience their own emotion that fol…

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    Comment #48440991

    Love the idea. But the transparency :( It makes the whole flag low contrast, an undesirable quality in flags.

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    Comment #48404103

    >This repo is not maintained and is not accepting contributions. Hm :)

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    Comment #48376535

    The broken header is an incredible distraction. I can't believe this slipped through.

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    Comment #48354024

    Super +1. Burnout is not failure.

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    Comment #48354014

    The role you've described is a senior one, not a junior one :) They're demanding you evolve beyond your capabilities without time, experience, or mentorship. Expecting domain knowl…

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    Comment #48326081

    You've intrigued me, I leafed through your websites to see what you're up to :) I think there is an interesting and useful case for detecting things like burnout, I like the exampl…

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    Comment #48323991

    I think this framing makes it seem like you want to track the raw emotions of users and make decisions based purely on their emotions. I strongly suspect it isn't the case. What yo…

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    Comment #48252665

    There's just more to understand about the music now. I've enjoyed the in-between of buying music on bandcamp.

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    Comment #48252223

    Some people merely have the urge to create -- For those people, it has little to do with coping. They would like a distraction free environment regardless. I'm certainly one of tho…

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    Comment #48249127

    Digital artists are expected now to have at least some recorded timelines of their creations. It's easy to do with digital tools today, like Procreate, so it is increasingly suspic…

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    Comment #48242895

    It is healthy to question results: That's good science. This result wouldn't surprise me if the tooling was limited to, say, copilot :) It would surprise me if it included tooling …

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    Comment #48240801

    A lot of that agent activity is combing over what was previously made, forcing constraints upon it so you have a reasonable expectation of what ends up on your desk for review. For…

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    Comment #48236697

    The graduation speech is a spiritual ceremony. It is meant to be a loftier take of the world around you. It is prescriptive: A call to action to make the world a different place th…

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    Comment #48188851

    Thoughtful and well written. I tend to agree -- Even if I'm not sure what that quite looks like, and even if I'm not sure if that's better than what we already have.