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Forgiveness but while you're here can you look into why the Notion connector in chat doesn't have the capability to write pages but the MCP (which I use via Codex) can? it looks li…

this is super neat! love your site

Love the few times I get a call! always nice to help a blind person

Cool colors! I'll use these in a project :D

Indubitably, there might (p > 0.85) be an issue with the managed Presto database offered by Amazon, which is also named Athena btw.

Super cool work!

Merriest possible Christmas!!!

> So, you managed to land an internship at Amazon Web Services? Color me impressed. But do you really need to brag about reducing a team's workload by 33%? Couldn't you round it up…

Super funny comments, loved this!

the SEO folks are starting to pollute reddit threads, too.

is this why they rejected my internship app

It would be super cool to see SD running on this! hyped to play around with llama since I don't have access to a good GPU.

Howsabout "He said his whole reason for being was raisin money to pay his debts"? Though the punchline is similar to the previous comment, if you're trying to avoid that.

Exactly. I've got Nystagmus so I reckon that if the eye tracking is particularly accurate, it'd be like trying to control a mouse that uncontrollably for me.

Given the existence of and easy access to translators and dictionaries, language barriers are somewhat less of an issue, I'd presume.

If the benchmarks hold true, (and I don't doubt they will,) this is incredibly impressive! Neat research!

Is Epiphany unworkable for testing? It's got the same engine behind it.

My pecking order is Firefox on my PC, Firefox on my Mac when I need uBlock for something, Safari for everything else. (And Edge, for when I want to make sure everything I make look…

You believe correctly, and thanks so much!

Maybe you're right. I'm curious as to what situations would make it advantageous, though.

Entirely true, though Linus Sebastian would probably disagree. In terms of receiving content without paying the tithe of attention/money/time, though, one could consider it a form …

I hear about instances like this a lot. Did a broken request just resolve to the contents of the file that created it, or did it just spit itself out in your browser console?