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Comment #49265778
a nice md editor feels good. when all the UI is out of the way it gives a minimalism feel and i start to notice tiny details like 'this font is really soothing' and thats where i i…
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Comment #49226764
codex has been able to send messages across threads for a long time
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Comment #49150017
he said the prompt was the first paragraph of LoTR, but he didn't mention a preamble this guy seems to have taken that idea and got something similar/better, so likely the prompt i…
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Comment #47983026
we're measuring if people are listening to AI music, not what percentage of AI music is slop
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Comment #47099767
a common complaint about instagram is that you can no longer see your friends, just creators. i assume creators don't have this problem though, since they're having fun seeing all …
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Comment #43903366
> I like to say programming is about knowing which rabbit holes to plunge down and which to step over. I like this a lot. I told someone once I avoid documentation like the plague …
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Comment #43894233
its very likely to cause reciprocal tariffs though, and exports of Hollywood way out weigh the imports of foreign films
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Comment #43867092
I was thinking something similar, i know i'm going to build skyscraper high arguments that hinge on just this headline
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Comment #42929517
because they started the experiment 20b in debt and have also managed to do a massive crime clean up + survive covid in that time. bitcoin is an overall benefit, but they are burde…
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Comment #42701583
it makes sense that if average tenure at a company is 3-5 years then some percentage yearly firing will cull people who have 'quiet quit' and havent fully quit yet
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Comment #42689084
iirc those overclocks needed thermal paste to be reapplied, plus dust in case probably crushed airflow
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Comment #42478388
will grayjay do the push/creation side as well, or is that a different product?
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Comment #42391184
my understand is that apple intelligence aims to be a tiny model that runs locally, and when it identifies that a request is complex it sends it off to chatgpt though it looks like…
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Comment #42391092
ChatGPT integration in iOS without an account. 3 integrations: 1. siri can hand off when it decides via 'extension' 2. writing tools 3. camera control / visual intelligence pretty …
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Comment #42313659
yep this is exactly what is saving me, and its taking a while. how long did it take you to “complete” the AT/myofascial work?
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Comment #42232482
i lifted weights to attempt to fix postural issues that i noticed in my 20s. it made things worse the issue was that i lifted weights to make big number go up, instead of using wei…
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Comment #42231828
threads federates with mastodon, what stops threads getting on the AT protocol? is it just their assumed desire to not share data? they could be a mastodon / AT bridge
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Comment #42124147
from the headline alone I got linkedin ceo vibe. "Built a Self-Healing System to Survive a Concurrency Bug" is how I could describe wrapping a failing method in a retry loop
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Comment #42099822
i made a similar reply, linking to the ideas of flow state etc [1]. i dont know why you'd chase the feeling of effort, surely you'd avoid the feeling of effort where possible witho…
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Comment #42058972
'dont' was implied, though apparently not inferred
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Comment #41963159
> Search on Google Videos and download > $ you-get "Richard Stallman eats" I don't often read instruction manuals, but this time I did and I found this gross easter egg
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Comment #41959685
"not in any way similar to coding" is a very strong statement many people feel it feels similar to coding, in the way you have to slowly refactor designs + work involves a recursiv…
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Comment #41959679
i also hated the graphics, but once you play it for a bit the graphics melt away and you can see the beauty in the details they have
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Comment #41879426
what i like about this is that it implies you can build heuristics good enough to make it to GM level. this is great because i find calculating moves a headache