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mimischi

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    Comment #49216627

    Why are some areas more observed than others then?

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    Comment #49161321

    Agreed. This reeks LLM writing with no human oversight, or at least a human with no writing experience. The text underneath “The Click” is an immediate giveaway: > Five millisecond…

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    Comment #49128436

    Is this the fastest Google has killed one of its own products (features)?

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    Comment #49074548

    The article headline screams Claude to me, is that just me? I am as bullish as can be on AI usage, but I’m either hallucinating myself or this is the classic AI “not this, but that…

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    Comment #49074523

    You are in for a ride with Denglish [1], but also “senden“ is a real word [2] — it is unclear to me from your rant if you’re trying to speak from a position of authority or are jus…

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    Comment #49039202

    I think that’s what many enjoy—and probably why many other steer away from—Emacs: its malleability. It has some defaults that are grounded in some usecase that have persisted for d…

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    Comment #48960577

    Does this have the ridiculous dark patterns that Deliveroo in the UK has? “Pay a monthly fee for free deliveries!* *We won’t tell you, but you might notice, we’ve now increased the…

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    Comment #48899643

    And yet, the Emacs community appears more vibrant than ever with many AI-assisted/-related projects (ghostty.el and agent-shell.el, among others) thriving and bringing a fresh wind…

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    Comment #48821986

    Danke Merkel! /s

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    Comment #48788164

    For clarification, “default” above doesn’t mean “In Berlin you get insured with TK by default”, and rather “Most people in Berlin will recommend choosing TK over a different state-…

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    Comment #48452743

    I’d be curious about that web to kindle one you built. Mind sharing?

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    Comment #48452546

    Some of your points are addressed by: https://github.com/apple/password-manager-resources

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    Comment #48355667

    Except it wasn’t for all users. IIRC it either didn’t show for all, or it was the WinRAR equivalent of you being able to say “maybe later” and it left you alone for a long while.

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    Comment #48072723

    At the rate that people claim AWS us-east to go down, folks will argue that OVH has a tendency to go up in flames!

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    Comment #47937969

    Can you describe your setup on how you use LLMs within Emacs?

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    Comment #47246351

    For context, David Kriesel gave the infamous talk called “BahnMining” at 36C3 highlighting this. IIUC it’s only available in German: https://youtu.be/0rb9CfOvojk

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    Comment #47246281

    What makes you think that? Genuine question, as I’ve not flagged it as such in my mind.

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    Comment #46926861

    Ok I’ll bite. Was it worth it? What have people missed that haven’t used it.

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    Comment #46900584

    I like https://lookscanned.io/

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    Comment #46860891

    As an aside: have you thought about using agent-shell? https://github.com/xenodium/agent-shell

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    Comment #46816899

    Come to think of it, maybe they had a play on 4o being “40”, and o4-mini being “04”, and having to append the “mini” to bring home the message of 04<40

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    Comment #46424017

    Mind sharing your DAW app?

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    Comment #46077300

    A classic issue of AI generated READMEs. Never to the point, always repetitive and verbose

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    Comment #45640533

    Using it in GUI mode, you’ll end up using the terminal inside Emacs!

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    Comment #45565277

    My biggest revelation was when I realized how to use Emacs to learn about Emacs. Knowing where to look up function, variable definitions etc was an eye opener in my understanding o…