flemhans

It's all about what transports well and what doesn't.

Wtf what a bad website; first it coerces me to accept cookies (or pay!) if I wish to continue reading. After this, it let me scroll a little bit before presenting its next move: create account if you want to continue reading.

Why wasn't that just part of the original modal? I wonder what would be the third modal, does it want all my children too?

I am now notoriously fast at speedrunning the various airlines and ticketing sites.

Wonder if that could be a YouTube Channel

Supply md5 hash of first name + last name + seed when buying, computed manually by yourself.

Upon arrival at the venue you show photo id and a sheet of DIN A4 paper containing the hash and seed, and the Ticket Man will verify.

Side joke: One of the German ticket sites, maybe eventim, stated on the PDF that it must be printed on DIN A4 paper.

We had maximum word counts

I see it the other way, I can do whatever creative and fun stuff I like, and the agent does the boring debugging or finishing up my loose ends.

Which countries are you already blocking?

I also found it super gross but after a few weeks of tough endurance, the chemical taste subsided and disappeared. It comes back after a week or so without Diet Coke.

But yeah I could hardly swallow it in the beginning.

For me it was a persistence thing. Keep drinking and you don't really notice it any more. If anything sugared drinks now feel overly sticky or caramel-like to me. I can no longer enjoy non-diet coke.

Soldier on!

I don't see why not

I'm already having lots of success letting the agent loose on the arduino or rpi and figuring out all the annoying i2c bits and having me try different pinout and wiring combos until it works. Even with a human in the loop agents are useful right now for electronics. On one occasion I did give it a camera feed so it could check for itself if the LEDs were doing as expected.

I remember my friend Peter, in 1999, on campus networking with 100 Mbit internet saying: I think this will be enough for many years to come. And he was kinda right — 100 Mbit is still "almost good enough" 27 years later for internet access.

Or just include a $0.03 pd negotiator in the circuit

Provided you believe LLMs cannot perform research.

Couldn't you say that both ways are "upload queues"? A specifically declared upload queue is also just some kind of dep cooldown.

But as others have noted, people having different cooldown settings means a nice staggered rollout.

They aren't declaring 99% of their degraded service, reduced performance, token consumption bugs etc.

One of the least transparent companies I've been a customer of.

Brings back memories of Gammu hooked up to a Nokia 6150 over serial. It was already questionable back then but never got caught by the telco

Happy to see Kyiv doing so well! Not a single delayed flight.

Disconnect its modem

I remember that existed way back then.

And MacSaber... MacSaber!!!

And saved in files

My Claude Code has been running weeks on end churning through a huge task list almost unattended on a complex 15 yr old code base, auto-committing thousands of features. It is high quality code that will go live very soon.

One method is a "hidden sms" which your device sends after you called the emergency number on your own merit.

The article seems to describe another system which can be involved externally.

But it seems this article is arguing is that there is another (non SMS based) way of accessing the precise location data which is not so difficult to access.

I've used email as MQ since forever also, and can highly recommend this pattern.

"We are lucky they're so stupid"

Soon you'll be seen as irresponsible and wasteful if you don't let the smarter LLM do it.

In these times, even running your own software on a provisioned VM is considered self-hosting sometimes.

I use outline buttons for "link" buttons and colored-in ones for those that perform actions.

When we first shopped around for a data center location, RFID access cards were kind of a new thing. Like the article, we erroneously pronounced it RDIF when asking about which technology their door systems used. I'm still thinking about it occasionally.