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Comment #48741881
> Claude Code can decrypt summarized reasoning traces sent by the API. Can you cite specifically what in the linked article or discussion leads you to say that?
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Comment #48725861
No, it looks like the domain was taken over by squatters after CA went defunct in 2018, and they're currently using it for AI-generated "content".
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Comment #48721235
Like others here, the content is something that I'm interested in, but I too have a reaction to the LLM-isms. I think part of it is that, once I recognize I'm reading LLM output, I…
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Comment #47618958
It's much worse than it used to be. Before it was only really a problem with apps with a lot of menus, and you could access the items by switching to an app with fewer of them. Now…
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Comment #47618018
> getsupport.apple.com.phish.xyz I notice that a lot of scam texts use domains that start with a TLD followed by a hyphen, like: https://wa.gov-phish.fit/dol https://seattle.gov-ph…
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Comment #47608647
Not too sure of the utility of this. It's not an easy sentence to remember, because while grammatical, it's nonsense—it would take some effort. So if I'm trying to memorize a stati…
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Comment #47210683
I didn't get that sense from the prose; it didn't have the usual LLM hallmarks to me, though I'm not enough of an expert in the space to pick up on inaccuracies/hallucinations. The…
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Comment #47202451
> it really makes me doubt that what is written there is actually true at all Indeed, the whole "Ironically, switching from Apache 2.0 to AGPL irrevocably makes the project forkabl…
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Comment #47185237
Website is offline, archived snapshot: https://web.archive.org/web/20260227201321/https://www.origa...
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Comment #46932859
They are commonly used synonymously. English as she is spoke is not a logical language. https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/could-couldnt-care-l... https://dictionary.cambridge…
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Comment #46672530
> I wanted to see if, with the assistance of modern AI, I could reproduce this work in a more concise way, from scratch, in a weekend. I don't think it counts as recreating a proje…
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Comment #46581134
I have had issues with resizing Quick Look windows with their rounded corners on macOS for the last several major versions, well before Tahoe. The resize cursor indicator there als…
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Comment #46520805
Because I learned JS before ECMAScript 6 was widely supported by browsers and haven't written a ton of it targeting modern browsers. You're right that it's unnecessary.
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Comment #46518478
Here's a console command you can run to increase the snake length immediately, and thus the difficulty: (() => { let count = 50; const delay = 100; const interval = setInterval(() …
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Comment #46473705
Pagination is also buggy, as the live results interfere with the historical ones.
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Comment #46470526
Ports are a derivative work; you should preserve the original author's copyright attribution.
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Comment #46357057
On mobile there's no info other than "please visit from a desktop/laptop computer", so for anyone else not near one: > Finds when the sun aligns with your street for a perfect suns…
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Comment #46211343
> a linear array of all the 4 billion values, with the key as array index, which fits in 16 GiB The hash table has the significant advantage of having a much smaller minimum size. …
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Comment #46201360
> HTML4 was the "sloppy" answer to XHTML I think you mean HTML5, which exhaustively specified how to do parsing in a fault-tolerant, normalizing way. HTML 4 (and 4.01) predated XHT…
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Comment #45658368
Reddit discussion gives some additional context (and background on Brad Spengler) here: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/1oc38d2/ai_bro... Apparently, "all you need is…
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Comment #45620951
> They removed other maintainers access to their AWS account, and one of them had allegedly taken a screenshot of the root password from a password manager Inaccurate: > Ruby Centr…
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Comment #45598216
What libraries/models is this built on?
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Comment #45576856
Related: Copy-and-Patch: Fast compilation for high-level languages and bytecode (2020) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40553448 - June 2024 (51 comments) A copy-and-patch JIT …
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Comment #45523981
A happy(ish) ending: https://www.reddit.com/r/Mattress/comments/1l81nn6/and_were_...