I eat boiled eggs every day, usually soft boiled, but I'll occasionally hard boil some as well. Every now and again, I get one that just absolutely will not separate from the shell - so I eat the shell as well.…
> This isn't ai slop. It's fascinating and well written. This may or may not be true, but, either way, I'd place a small bet on the author having spent a meaningful amount of time communing with Claude.
I've got a 7 port USB 3.0 hub that connects with a double ended USB-A cable.
I assume it's because Flock is a YC company, and HN is the YC board, and somebody has instituted a policy of making the link clear (and it worked on me! I had no idea) - but that's so obvious, that you must be thinking…
Presumably it's a machine command runner (like shell commands and whatnot - as opposed to an Emacs command runner, perhaps).
Send him an email! It sounds like he'd be grateful for any good ideas for what next.
The computer's the one running the code, and it'll be running it a lot (or so its author hopes), so it's probably worth bearing its limitations in mind in the interests of making its life easier (so to speak) rather…
Purported white-hat hackers. The implication is that these people are presumably describing themselves as such, but it may not actually be true.
Curious indeed that the Yale Babylonian Collection should, out of all the possible options, choose the cooking of Ancient Babylon. I wonder what we should read into this. I have some theories, but it might be dangerous…
Let us hope that the poster happens to see this, and is moved to comment, so they can address your points.
If you pick up an additional machine gun powerup, the plane should fire more bullets simultaneously.
Well I dunno, man, this looks like the sort of amusing prototype I'd expect to take a couple of days - though not to understate the value of getting it in 4 hours. Iteration time is an important factor. (Regarding the…
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Be the change you want to see!
I care. If the article was AI written, I'm massively less interested in writing it, and in fact I'll only do it if absolutely necessary, or if I'm getting paid. That's just how it is for me. If you disagree: no problem!…
Yes. I missed that specific bit, but, the more I read on, the less it felt like a nice in-flight magazine-tier diversion and the more it felt like I was reading the result of asking Claude to write an essay about the…
If the author is reading: both complicated examples are the same.
The C64 disk drive would still have left you with plenty of reading time.
Same reason there is a button saying "View all 50 cities" (with a down pointing arrow) below the list of all 50 cities, that, when you click it, scrolls back up to the start of the list that you just looked at.
> My prediction rests on the three observations below. Tell me where my logic breaks If the abyss stares back at you for long enough...
How long have we had 15-core iPhones with 64 GB RAM and active cooling though?
I assume it's because trains play a part in Atlas Shrugged: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlas_Shrugged
Nested functions may require a context pointer of some kind, which the caller can't supply. One way of doing this: create a thunk on the stack that provides the context pointer, and use that address as the pointer to…
If there weren't a wide range of options offered, there'd be a risk of it not actually reflecting what people want - which is, presumably, the whole point of putting it to the vote in the first place.
Hold down secondary mouse button, typically the right one, and move the mouse. (If you don't have a mouse attached, you might not be able to perform this action.)
I eat boiled eggs every day, usually soft boiled, but I'll occasionally hard boil some as well. Every now and again, I get one that just absolutely will not separate from the shell - so I eat the shell as well.…
> This isn't ai slop. It's fascinating and well written. This may or may not be true, but, either way, I'd place a small bet on the author having spent a meaningful amount of time communing with Claude.
I've got a 7 port USB 3.0 hub that connects with a double ended USB-A cable.
I assume it's because Flock is a YC company, and HN is the YC board, and somebody has instituted a policy of making the link clear (and it worked on me! I had no idea) - but that's so obvious, that you must be thinking…
Presumably it's a machine command runner (like shell commands and whatnot - as opposed to an Emacs command runner, perhaps).
Send him an email! It sounds like he'd be grateful for any good ideas for what next.
The computer's the one running the code, and it'll be running it a lot (or so its author hopes), so it's probably worth bearing its limitations in mind in the interests of making its life easier (so to speak) rather…
Purported white-hat hackers. The implication is that these people are presumably describing themselves as such, but it may not actually be true.
Curious indeed that the Yale Babylonian Collection should, out of all the possible options, choose the cooking of Ancient Babylon. I wonder what we should read into this. I have some theories, but it might be dangerous…
Let us hope that the poster happens to see this, and is moved to comment, so they can address your points.
If you pick up an additional machine gun powerup, the plane should fire more bullets simultaneously.
Well I dunno, man, this looks like the sort of amusing prototype I'd expect to take a couple of days - though not to understate the value of getting it in 4 hours. Iteration time is an important factor. (Regarding the…
[dead]
Be the change you want to see!
I care. If the article was AI written, I'm massively less interested in writing it, and in fact I'll only do it if absolutely necessary, or if I'm getting paid. That's just how it is for me. If you disagree: no problem!…
Yes. I missed that specific bit, but, the more I read on, the less it felt like a nice in-flight magazine-tier diversion and the more it felt like I was reading the result of asking Claude to write an essay about the…
If the author is reading: both complicated examples are the same.
The C64 disk drive would still have left you with plenty of reading time.
Same reason there is a button saying "View all 50 cities" (with a down pointing arrow) below the list of all 50 cities, that, when you click it, scrolls back up to the start of the list that you just looked at.
> My prediction rests on the three observations below. Tell me where my logic breaks If the abyss stares back at you for long enough...
How long have we had 15-core iPhones with 64 GB RAM and active cooling though?
I assume it's because trains play a part in Atlas Shrugged: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlas_Shrugged
Nested functions may require a context pointer of some kind, which the caller can't supply. One way of doing this: create a thunk on the stack that provides the context pointer, and use that address as the pointer to…
If there weren't a wide range of options offered, there'd be a risk of it not actually reflecting what people want - which is, presumably, the whole point of putting it to the vote in the first place.
Hold down secondary mouse button, typically the right one, and move the mouse. (If you don't have a mouse attached, you might not be able to perform this action.)