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Comment #48937683
I had a more primitive version of this - I just tell Claude instances to watch for changes to a ~/claude_comms.txt file, so they set up a monitor to watch the file and exchange mes…
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Comment #48925481
Fun fact, the name Codex predates ChatGPT https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenAI_Codex_(language_model)
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Comment #48700966
Reminds me of the old ff0000, sadly no longer active, but this is what it looked like: https://www.reddit.com/r/lost_websites/comments/11lao71/ff00... I had found it on StumbleUpon…
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Comment #48495517
Unrelated, but: > The dominant mechanism, and the one no prompt instruction can prevent: Writing like this is a stronger "AI-written" (specifically Claude) signal than em-dashes to…
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Comment #47538057
Someone snatched the username when the actual nully left.
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Comment #47538011
For future reference I recommend having another Haiku instance monitor the chat and check if people are up to some shenanigans. You can use ntfy to send yourself an alert. The chat…
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Comment #47056229
I think anyone who goes for a drive in Los Angeles can attest that there are way mo than 70 cars active at any point. It's not unusual to see multiple Waymos at intersections. Also…
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Comment #45920575
Did you start a new chat? It doesn't apply to existing chats (probably because it works through the system prompt). I have been using the Robot (Efficient) setting for a while and …
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Comment #43166273
> it's not true in general if you actually read the article. Only if you agree with the article's methodology :)
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Comment #39832925
> The APA’s position paper makes this explicit: “Using social media is not inherently beneficial or harmful to young people.” I think this is just saying that social media is still…
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Comment #39466853
Same year, different size (13 and 13 Pro Plus)
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Comment #39466055
This is so odd. I have two phones with AT&T currently sitting right next to each other. One has service, the other is in SOS mode.
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Comment #36488094
No, a Faraday cage does not require power (just grounding).
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Comment #35970682
Small nit, anybody who stayed in the US for 10 years is very unlikely to be a nonresident alien (which is mainly an IRS tax classification and doesn’t have much to do with having a…
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Comment #35970639
Are you sure you are not conflating this with PERM? H-1B only requires a prevailing wage determination. There is no “ludicrously specific” job description, nor a requirement to pos…
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Comment #35002852
I don’t understand. Passing one interview doesn’t guarantee a job offer?
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Comment #34758247
I’m a millennial living in US (although non native English speaker) and had no idea.
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Comment #34757961
> What does that have to do with the price of tea in China? What does this mean? I don’t see a reference to tea in the comment you are replying to.
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Comment #34716102
Hence my qualifier: > Zoom is the "OG" product (in the post-March-2020 remote working world)
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Comment #34696413
I feel like Zoom is the Coca-Cola to Google and Microsoft's Pepsi. Zoom is the "OG" product (in the post-March-2020 remote working world), and probably most people's personal favor…
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Comment #34285203
This is somewhat offtopic, but the Retraction Watch twitter account shared this so many times since December 22, that I had to unfollow them. Now that I see the same article in HN,…
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Comment #34129965
Or fortunately, depending on which team you support :)
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Comment #33927985
I think the point is that if you want to showcase the alternatives that work, don't pick the company whose founder has been convicted of fraud.