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1-shotting documentation with AI is a bad idea. You then have to have multiple verification passes to have any chance of it being worth anything.
Like if you have an AI generate a runbook, then you better have the AI actually validate the runbook and make sure it is correct.
I think it’s possible to use koreader and sync to storyteller with a plugin on that xteink but I’ve never set anything like that up.
I really like my Boox e-reader because I can install any android app on it. I run Storyteller on it and it syncs position to my storyteller server. So i can listen to the audiobook on my iPhone and then pick up reading on my Boox from where I was listening.
There's 2 different parts of their terms about this. One seems to forbid it. The other basically says that you can do it as long as you aren't shipping some kind of update to the app that changes its nature significantly. Basically the generally accepted viewpoint in the industry is that you can OTA bugfixes and small changes but you if you ship whole features without going through app store review first you are definitely on thin ice.
You can't update any AOT code due to how code signing works in these OS. And Apple completely bans JIT on iOS and iPadOS.
Never taking a supplement for too long is great advice. Always cycle things in and out to avoid some potential for accumulating too much in the body.
There are some horrifying case studies where people took like too much zinc, or copper, or some other thing for years and got really really messed up.
A lot of doctors only want to do a more critical set like like triglycerides, c-reactive protein, cholesterol, stuff like that. I've never had a doctor proactively want to test things like b vitamin levels.
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You can simulate accelerated time in the sandbox used to evaluate the runtime behavior of the package being analyzed.
What isn't solved is domain-specific jargon with these tools. When i talk to my coding agent, i want to be able to speak the names of symbols and files and have it be aware of that stuff, like having LSP integration.
If I say 'useSuspenseQuery' I want it to come out as useSuspenseQuery not 'use suspense query'. Even if I had to say 'symbol useSuspenseQuery' to give a hint that i'm referencing a symbol, that would be fine.
I feel like no matter the model, it's going to be more powerful when used by a skilled software engineer vs a layperson.
You set up multiple services behind a single caddy reverse proxy
Comparing Social Media to Heroin seems quite hyperbolic to me as someone who has had people in my life die of opioid addiction.
Social Media isn't even as bad as Tobacco I'd say let alone Heroin.
To me the simplest way to understand it is through calculus. Kinetic energy is the integral of momentum so You go from p = mv to k = 1/2mv^2
Try just copying the .git directory into the other workspaces. It's worked great for me when working in repos that have tooling that is coupled to git.
The repos i work in are hard-coupled to being in a git repo. So in order to make jj workspaces work for me, I've had to do the very hacky thing of literally copying the .git directory into the other workspaces.
It actually works quite well and has never caused me any issues. I tried symlinking but that does not work, git doesn't like the .git being a symlink.
submodules are cursed. LFS support looks to be coming soon in the form of jj ignoring LFS files and just allowing you to use git-lfs to manage them.
100 years ago they sold pocket sized books so people in cities could ignore each other by reading books.
I'm curious how your mobile testing compares to https://revyl.com
I've been experimenting with Revyl and it's really nice. I think this agent-driven testing is the future.
I love my Boox, I run Storyteller on it instead of the native e-reader. I love that it’s just an android tablet with an e-ink screen.
I think it's pretty clearly for amusement. And it would kind of spoil the amusement if it were to explicitly mention that it's a joke...
Yeah it's great until they absolutely destroy you like Unisuper or Railway.
Support is part of the package when it comes to product and their support SUCKS.
I would absolutely NEVER use GCP for any business I was in charge of. Google cannot be trusted.
It doesn't retain all previous passwords??? that's crazy.
This looks cool! I’ll have to try it
Some apps have crappy accessibility so Homerow doesn't always work in some apps. so I kind of want to try mouseless as well. I might end up rocking both at the same time.
Been using this for years.
Homerow is like vimium but for your entire mac.
I think I prefer the approach that Homerow uses: https://www.homerow.com/
It's like vimium but for your entire mac. It hooks into the macOS accessibility APIs.
Use lens paper to blot the water off.
I don't have soft water so i blot the lenses dry with lens paper. Works amazingly and my lenses last so long since i switched to the dish soap method.