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Comment #48726936
The sunny side of the road?
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Comment #48489930
Opus has been fine on proteomics and bioinformatics for me. I have never seen a Claude model refuse on such grounds before in the past. Claude is still the best IMO, but it feels l…
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Comment #48485386
I work on software that talks to mass spectrometers and it consistently refuses to refactor even an input file parser, presumably because it can infer it’s related to biology? Usel…
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Comment #47646300
Came to post exactly this, except it’s got me using emacs again. I led myself into some mild psychosis where I attempted to mimic the Acme editor’s windowing system, but I recovere…
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Comment #47549648
Give them love and care, and let them grow out of it. Do not sterilize and mutilate them—a most extreme form of “conversion therapy”.
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Comment #47538051
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Comment #47408863
Putting money down on this being primarily LLM coded
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Comment #47261513
AI will make humans more AI-like, and milestones will be celebrated when it more perfectly simulates degraded humanity
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Comment #46058658
For me LLMs have been an incredible relief when it comes to software planning —quickly navigating the paralyzing quantity of choices when it comes to infrastructure, deployment, ar…
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Comment #45803422
Wezterm is actually programmable. I am looking to drop Kitty as it intentionally offers minimal tmux support and the text rendering options that made it superior for me are being d…
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Comment #44756592
I am lucky to have never had a live coding interview, because I would utterly crumple. Not proud to say and something I should work on, but it’s very real.
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Comment #44528217
This is proof that they aren’t a European country.
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Comment #43450508
The genteel American Beech is currently threatened by disease. Where I live in New England is covered in beeches, and starting last year I have not seen a single one that doesn’t s…
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Comment #40720155
100% agree, especially on the lispy expressiveness. I love that I can build analysis pipelines in a functional style, which has always clicked with me more than other paradigms. Ti…
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Comment #40718860
Nice post. R's quirks seem to put some people off but I've found that it's a relative joy for exploratory analysis and visualization like this, especially within RStudio. Recently …
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Comment #40660056
Aqua Voice: https://withaqua.com/
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Comment #39470861
Ah yeah, I do this too. The hostname and current working dir gets its own line, then on the line below I have my prompt sigil (% or $, depending on shell). What I meant was in the …
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Comment #39469955
Could you elaborate more? I'm having trouble visualizing what you mean.
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Comment #39466883
At first glance, I love the idea of the prompt being in a static position, separated from the output. Surprised that this is the first time I've seen something like that.
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Comment #39046635
All the time: "Text $WIFE_NAME I'm on my way home" "Directions to $DESTINATION" "[Set a] Timer [for] 15 minutes" "Call $CONTACT" or "Call $PLACE" etc. These are usually done while …
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Comment #39041582
I couldn't bear to finish reading your story, for which I apologize. Our son is physically and developmentally disabled and though not at all near the level of yours, he will proba…
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Comment #38487473
Where are there so many seemingly dishonest Alzheimers researchers lately?
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Comment #38328822
Seeking advice on how to lobby my city to disable a streetlight. We are on a rural road next to conservation land, and it blasts our house with light through the night, distracting…
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Comment #38127076
I planted some in my yard up in New England, where it’s native. It’s spread nicely, and seems to act as a “sink” for aphids, keeping them away from other plants. They flock to it b…