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moss_dog

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    Comment #48441460

    What do you mean by "wrong"? I reckon the actual color doesn't matter as long as it's blue-ish. There are no branding guidelines or anything. Even the size of the circle is unspeci…

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    Comment #48225187

    Yes, Tiny Leaders is awesome! My own lil custom 40 card format is actually explicitly designed to be backwards compatible with any existing commander deck! You can just take a deck…

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    Comment #48224225

    Agreed. Playing the same pair of decks with a friend over and over is so fun -- you really start to learn the decks, and the early game becomes extremely tactical.

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    Comment #48224086

    This is cool. 40 card decks are great! In addition to being physically ergonomic, I find 40 cards to be a fun deck-building size. With about 17 lands, you get 23 choices to make of…

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    Comment #47662997

    I think this comment is unnecessarily harsh. To anyone confused (like me), the commenters above had opposite recommendations despite having similar opinions of the book.

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    Comment #47646666

    Wow, I didn't realize Zachtronics made Infiniminer. Fascinating!

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    Comment #47542462

    It's tagged nonfiction.

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    Comment #47422221

    Great read! Thanks for sharing.

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    Comment #47361265

    Fantastic, thanks for sharing! I hadn't heard of this before. Very entertaining video!

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    Comment #47360210

    Great explanation, thanks!

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    Comment #47162478

    It's interesting that you frame building bike lanes and reducing car speeds as "punishing drivers", seemingly ignoring that such changes enable micro-mobility users to commute to w…

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    Comment #47101776

    That's Neko! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neko_%28software%29

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    Comment #46886673

    I'm generally of the opinion that capitalization is not necessary in many cases, such as at the start of sentences. That's what punctuation is for :)

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    Comment #46867327

    Delightful read, thanks for sharing. The website design is very pleasant, too! Also FYI the link to "Aves Æternæ" is broken.

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    Comment #46790785

    I prefer xcancel in part because Twitter doesn't let you view replies etc when not logged in.

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    Comment #46771511

    Maybe Eco's "On the Impossibility of Drawing a Map of the Empire on a Scale of 1 to 1"?

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    Comment #46769240

    While we're Borges-posting, I recommend "Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius" https://sites.evergreen.edu/politicalshakespeares/wp-content...

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    Comment #46595953

    What's that?

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    Comment #46380640

    IIRC HN typically removes the "How" from article titles like these, presumably to avoid clickbait titles.

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    Comment #46380609

    One of my favorites!

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    Comment #46378803

    I was looking into this earlier -- presumably you'd also need to allowlist Claude itself (whatever endpoints it hits to run inference etc). VM firewall gets a little trickier with …

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    Comment #46378203

    Thank you for the links / info! I'm looking forward to digging into this.

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    Comment #46378111

    I'd love to be able to lock down the browser to only allow certain URLs (e.g. localhost) so I can give Claude (and other tools) carte blanche to use browser automation (rather than…

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    Comment #46350256

    I use Navidrome [1] + an rclone'd S3 bucket on a Digital Ocean droplet. Works quite well for my purposes! [1] https://github.com/navidrome/navidrome

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    Comment #46322065

    This is incredible! I wouldn't have thought it was possible to cleanly separate tracks like that. I wonder to what extent the model is filling in gaps, akin to Samsung's "ultra zoo…