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thunfischtoast
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Comment #49254408
They still need to choose when to do that though. When I prompt the program to e.g. alter a bash script in a specific way or to recite a longer known text it can't go round and ran…
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Comment #49239904
I've caught Fable discovering the ip to a production server in documentation and attempting to connect there on its own to run commands without explicitly being prompted to. It did…
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Comment #49188040
Because those islands feel special and rare to me, and using the tight land for a sport that takes a lot of space and fresh water and is open only to a minority feels like waste.
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Comment #49188005
If it suits you, good for you. I said often, not all of it, of course.
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Comment #49187841
I think, without knowing, that art often is similar to the hobby programming communities the thread leads with: the end result is interesting not by itself, but through the process…
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Comment #49056498
Somehow it disturbs me that we have access to a far-away, tropical island and use the very limited space there for not just one, but eight golf courses
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Comment #48888060
Still a small plattform for groups of gamers to share their library with each other and suggest and vote on games for a game night. I'm planning on a group finder feature where you…
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Comment #48879663
Haven't tried it yet, but I think we need something in that direction. The terminal "Read file: xyz" mentions are not really followable. It would be nice to easily see where the LL…
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Comment #48829457
What I would find lovely is to connect my already existing Thunderbird profile that exists locally. I have 5 email accounts connected and there is no real need to sync them twice o…
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Comment #48620236
Matchmaking is a real problem in most games because of smurfing.
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Comment #48596684
In my written will I have defined a clear timeframe. If I have not recovered by a measurable amount (GCS) in a timeframe of 4 weeks, it's time for me to go. Edit: note this might b…
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Comment #48595447
I feel you, I also unfortunately have experiences with that. It has profoundly changed my view on living, especially how I want to be treated when someday I'm heavily sick. A famil…
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Comment #48341802
When the pirated version is truer to the original contract than the official version. What a time to be alive.
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Comment #48292542
AI makes it apparent that the only value some people bring to the table is that they have access to information that you do not. If now they fold that one advantage by just delegat…
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Comment #48245987
Annas Archive is blocked in some countries (like mine, Germany)
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Comment #48104740
Results may vary, but for most people the body takes multiple hours to calm down completely after a activating workout.
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Comment #47995937
So India should just keep acting as the waste dump for Europe, US and China because the alternative would be even worse?
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Comment #47905227
I'm nitty picking now, but for most people you can't cure lactose intolerance because it's not a disease. It's more like the default state that adult mammals have. You might be abl…
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Comment #47846993
Adding onto that: the app is open source. Finding possible weak points was the very reason of this exercise.
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Comment #47822398
> The best was when she barely unscrewed one of this big DIN connectors so at quick glance it looked fine, but wasn’t fully connected. That's evil haha. It's the case where you unp…
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Comment #47748230
I've been working on https://game-pick.eu , a website for friends to easily decide on games to play together. It is voting-based and can show who has which game in their library to…
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Comment #47572314
The issue and update comment are also clearly generated. I'm not condemning this in general, I prefer a well written generated issue over a badly written manual one. But in this ca…
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Comment #47571666
From the issue author: > Update: Root cause found — this was a bug in a tool I built that was running locally for testing, not Claude Code.
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Comment #47499949
The argument is that vibrations of the wind power plants at sea disturb the whales. Paying for the gas itself would not be an externality. Externalities are for example the worldwi…