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    Comment #49010708

    oh good I thought it was just me who didn't understand them

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    Comment #48981275

    What exactly would a 'non-stupid' person do to catch the latest models on a Turing Test? Aside from being aware of AI 'tells' like em-dashes.

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    Comment #48940588

    You can do both

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    Comment #48909023

    So many kids toys use custom brick chargers, especially remote control cars. I refuse to buy anything that isn't USB-C, I'm not keeping track of all of those.

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    Comment #48892832

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    Comment #48424199

    Very early on, when Github Copilot was brand new and the first AI autocomplete that was in the IDE. I had a file TODO.txt, and was adding a line, and it suggested a next feature th…

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    Comment #48400049

    I had been having claude/openAI do web search for typescript docx libraries.

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    Comment #48399753

    If I were to come up with a perfect mathematical simulation of every atom in your brain and ran it on a GPU, what would that be? Can you say with certainty that the hard requiremen…

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    Comment #48390446

    How would engineers know? We don't even know what makes humans conscious

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    Comment #48389615

    We do not know if Claude is conscious, and we will almost certainly never know. Any strong claim either way is over confident.

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    Comment #48348348

    For lifting you hit a saturation point quickly where your muscles will only hold so much of it. Not sure if there is an equivalent for any brain related effects.

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    Comment #48328349

    The humans can't either

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    Comment #48247899

    100% agree. I can cleanly divide my life into before and after treatment for sleep apnea, I didn't realize I wasn't supposed to feel awful and tired all the time.

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    Comment #48230120

    Holy shit, this is exactly what I needed for a major client. The track changes specifically, and being able to do it from Typescript. You have no idea how happy you just made me. E…

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    Comment #48229966

    As somebody who spent a lot of time trying to get an agent to register an email address, their assumptions were correct. It is a PITA.

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    Comment #48109658

    That's what homeowner's insurance is for. I often run my printer when I'm not home.

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    Comment #48108352

    Iterating on plans with red/green on markdown makes my life much easier

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    Comment #48107592

    Synthetiq offers self-hosted (local or in your cloud)

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    Comment #48071584

    Glad to be reading the comments here because I also had this happen to me once and thought I must have been going insane.

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    Comment #48070416

    Are you on an extremely old version or something? I have had my model Y for 5 years and it only phantom braked once ever.

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    Comment #48064772

    This is brilliant. Does it only work with Claude right now? Will it work with any agent built on the Claude Agent SDK?

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    Comment #48037235

    Honestly makes sense. For our app there are different actions a user might want to take first so having a checklist instead of forcing an order is better.

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    Comment #47962688

    Congrats on going open-source, can't wait to see the community contributions come in

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    Comment #47339373

    The VSCode forks all do too much, Nimbalyst is built from scratch to be a proper agent manager. https://nimbalyst.com/