Not the OC, but I’ve done something similar and it wasn’t permanent but it was effective short-term after listening. My idea was to match the pitch, turn up the volume until it was fairly loud, then shut off the sound,…
There doesn’t need to be a conspiracy born in smokey rooms for there to be a malignant culture of greed and moral bankruptcy. And it’s possible for one group or class to consolidate enough power to constitute an unfair…
If it were true
I’m just waiting for 0.13 so I can have Helix-like multicursor in Nvim, then I’ll never touch my config again.
I think I’m angry b/c I’m unsure but so many people are claiming to be sure without sufficient evidence.
It’s funny, I’m in a similar boat (omarchy at home, macOS at work) and recently spent a lot of time working out a system with SIP-enabled yabai for window management, kanata for the super key and other QMK-style…
Legitimately curious, are you using the 1.4 canary release in a production environment?
Not sure how well “new ambitious software” and “____ clone” go together there. Seems like even most critics would agree LLMs are capable of producing impressive-for-the-timescale clones of existing software, but is that…
I think a majority of my friends are teachers and this could not be further opposite their sentiments. They feel strongly that it’s dishonest, nearly akin to plagiarism to use AI output in lesson plans. They don’t use…
I think the connection is pretty clear: people have always wanted to know things without having to learn them.
I’m sorry but this is a bad take. We’re suffering from a healthcare crisis, globally. We don’t have nearly enough doctors. Even in the US where wait times are relatively low, it sometimes takes months to get an…
But maybe that’s bad? Maybe keeping everyone just on the verge of leaving or getting hurt isn’t a good place for society to settle?
I can relate to and sympathize with time constraints and convenience arguments, but I think it’s more accurate in both the landscaping and app examples to say it wouldn’t exist if you hadn’t _asked/paid_ for it. And you…
It’s definitely a meme if nothing else that the cybersecurity community has a distribution of furries that would not reflect the general population’s.
Claude had never seen that in its training data.
No. We have one team at our company doing this. Management loves them, but no one in engineering trusts them and they literally just write MCPs that have no users and still experience daily incidents.
"Quantity has a quality all its own" —known economic genius, Joseph Stalin
Harness Engineering is a marketing term. In reality it’s just the practice of leveraging what has always defined a good stable codebase: good docs and high test coverage.
Cool ad, man.
Not the OC, but I’ve done something similar and it wasn’t permanent but it was effective short-term after listening. My idea was to match the pitch, turn up the volume until it was fairly loud, then shut off the sound,…
There doesn’t need to be a conspiracy born in smokey rooms for there to be a malignant culture of greed and moral bankruptcy. And it’s possible for one group or class to consolidate enough power to constitute an unfair…
If it were true
I’m just waiting for 0.13 so I can have Helix-like multicursor in Nvim, then I’ll never touch my config again.
I think I’m angry b/c I’m unsure but so many people are claiming to be sure without sufficient evidence.
It’s funny, I’m in a similar boat (omarchy at home, macOS at work) and recently spent a lot of time working out a system with SIP-enabled yabai for window management, kanata for the super key and other QMK-style…
Legitimately curious, are you using the 1.4 canary release in a production environment?
Not sure how well “new ambitious software” and “____ clone” go together there. Seems like even most critics would agree LLMs are capable of producing impressive-for-the-timescale clones of existing software, but is that…
I think a majority of my friends are teachers and this could not be further opposite their sentiments. They feel strongly that it’s dishonest, nearly akin to plagiarism to use AI output in lesson plans. They don’t use…
I think the connection is pretty clear: people have always wanted to know things without having to learn them.
I’m sorry but this is a bad take. We’re suffering from a healthcare crisis, globally. We don’t have nearly enough doctors. Even in the US where wait times are relatively low, it sometimes takes months to get an…
But maybe that’s bad? Maybe keeping everyone just on the verge of leaving or getting hurt isn’t a good place for society to settle?
I can relate to and sympathize with time constraints and convenience arguments, but I think it’s more accurate in both the landscaping and app examples to say it wouldn’t exist if you hadn’t _asked/paid_ for it. And you…
It’s definitely a meme if nothing else that the cybersecurity community has a distribution of furries that would not reflect the general population’s.
Claude had never seen that in its training data.
No. We have one team at our company doing this. Management loves them, but no one in engineering trusts them and they literally just write MCPs that have no users and still experience daily incidents.
"Quantity has a quality all its own" —known economic genius, Joseph Stalin
Harness Engineering is a marketing term. In reality it’s just the practice of leveraging what has always defined a good stable codebase: good docs and high test coverage.
Cool ad, man.