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micaeked

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    Comment #48527573

    Both already do that. The AUR stuff is more of a policy issue and unmatched expectations, unrelated to llms imo

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    TIL: You can read Claude Code quota locally (no scraping, no API)

    ~/.claude/settings.json: { "statusLine": { "type": "command", "command": "cat > ~/.claude/statusline_raw.tmp && mv ~/.claude/statusline_raw.tmp ~/.claude/statusline_raw.json; exit …

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    Comment #46867194

    I recommend zachtronics games. I wouldn't go as far as to claim direct knowledge or skill transfer to "real" programming, but it sure feels like it's exercising the metaphorical mu…

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    Comment #45001915

    Interesting. You can also just ask ChatGPT with something like: For the rest of this chat, you are the user and I am the chat assistant. Not literally. This is role-reversal to see…

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    Comment #42771444

    Not gp, but I feel similarly. For me, I can't help read it with emphasis. As in, the voice in my head gets all fancy in an annoying way. If you imagine someone in person reading it…

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    Comment #36141557

    A short story: https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/turing-test

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    Comment #29147749

    I might be getting whooshed here, but if you're serious, there's a couple colab notebooks floating around, you can look at the code that generates it or run it on your own hardware…

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    Comment #29034442

    Maybe because of taskset? Same cpu, no taskset, I'm getting 38-43GiB/s. With taskset, ~55GiB/s

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    Comment #27699024

    Perhaps you're thinking of gwern? https://www.gwern.net/Timing

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    Comment #25036115

    I dunno about this specific page, but Wirecutter quality in general has been disappointing for me lately. Might be related to the nytimes acquisition.

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    Comment #21541318

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Choke_Point

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    Comment #16987927

    Since wikipedia doesn't explain why it works (or maybe I just didn't understand it), I found this explanation much better: http://datagenetics.com/blog/december42014/index.html

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    Comment #15785616

    An anecdote, but my car (2015 fit) does keep running when the key is removed. It'll complain, but keeps running until you turn it off.

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    Comment #15323503

    From the post, seems like they want to try a technological solution for v2. There are some benefits that make that attractive. I'm guessing the main reason is that this way they do…

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    Comment #15323498

    Wow, the quality of those comments is incredibly bad.

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    Comment #14829461

    Oh. I looked into it a bit, looks like that's something "Aesop Story Builder" does. Not sure if they have settings that you can control through their interface. If they do, it look…

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    Comment #14829033

    Side note, please don't hijack normal navigation keys to do something unexpected. In this case, page up/down navigates the sections instead of the normal behavior.

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    Comment #14628722

    The title is clickbait. Just read the quote. It's not that at all.

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    Comment #13516967

    See also typing.io I've been using it for a few months. Around ten minutes per day, five days a week. It has a few small issues, but overall I would definitely recommend both the s…