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About 10 000 lines of code, and I only intervened a few times, to revert few commits and once to cut a big file to smaller ones so we could tackle the problems one by one.
I did not expect LLMs to be able to do this so soon. But I just commented to say about aider - the iteration loop really was mostly me pressing return. Especially in the navigator mode PR, as it automatically looked up the correct files to attach to the context
Sadly didn't receive a notification from Android this time, last time I got it about ten seconds before the shaking began.
Though the new Signal leak is quite funny, there must be a ton of people who were so angry for Hillary's emails their face matched their hat color, but now are attacking the reporter for just reporting that he was sent classified information.
https://docs.atuin.sh/configuration/config/#fuzzy-search-syn...
I'm autistic, and just before first grade I found a science/physics book and I was absolutely amazed. I spent all my days reading, thinking about the universe and trying to understand the stuff, and I was imagining that I'll go to school and me and my friends would study science after school, as who wouldn't want to? Learning scientific method also gave me relief, as I was always struggling with thoughts if I'm wrong about anything I believe as I had no ways to confirm - like half my day was spent thinking "could I be wrong on X", but now finally I could perform tests to adjust my confidence.
When the school started, I was amazed to find out nobody wanted to learn science and the scientific method, they did not care at all. But much stranger was that people didn't care at all if they're correct or not. If somebody told me I'm wrong about something and I couldn't 100% confirm which one of us is wrong, I'd lose my sleep and spend hours / days trying to confirm the validity of our claims. But when I told people I can prove them wrong, and I have the books I can show so they don't need to trust me at all - it just never mattered. They wouldn't spend five minutes proving themselves wrong, they'd just look at me like I'm insane and continued their day without giving it another thought. It was mind-blowing, compared to my constant crippling self-doubt.
So when we studied democracy, my first thought is that some evil greedy people will be using this feature of humans to tell them what they want to hear while taking advantage of them, and that new technology will make it easier to surveil people and also to make massive global damage compared to localized tragedies.
Obviously I thought I was wrong, like I always did. The humanity has survived for a long time, and I'm just observing a tiny slice, would be really unlikely to be born just at the time when brown hits the fan. But nowadays it feels like I was way more correct than I could even have imagined at the time..
Clunky would be the exact term I find my day to day with these extensions - it's often pressing a key, noticing the focus is somewhere that makes the extension not catch it, and then either using a mouse or a key shortcut just to move focus somewhere the extension works with before repeating the actual command. I'd get so used to it that even when the keys do work I'm using them really slowly as I expect they might not. That never happens in qute, if I press a key it will work unless I've made a mistake myself. Also the UI being native Qt it feels snappier for me than extensions bolted on existing browsers.
The features qutebrowser can implement are somewhat limited by the web engine API and it doesn't have some things other browsers do, which is exactly why sometimes I try out these extensions, but usually after trying them for a day it feels so good to get back to qute and get an instant reliable response to key presses that I don't care about the few missing things.
Even though it's +EV for the player, you'd need some bankroll to ride out the variance as you could lose on X casinos in a row. Ages ago these were really +EV and you could usually just autoplay them with small bets, so the bankroll requirements weren't that harsh. Later on the wagering requirement on the bonuses grew, often making the small bet grind unprofitable, but you could still find profitable situations when played with correct bet sizing. But those needed much bigger bankroll as usually it was more +EV the bigger the bets you made, so you'd often play many casinos for just a few minutes with big bets losing your deposit and bonus, but sometimes winning big and covering the losses with profit left over.
I just set up the official registry on a VPS (for similar usage pattern) and it was a bit of work and probably much more expensive, this seems quite attractive unless I've misunderstood something.
Trying to save Anthropic API key on Arch Linux doesn't do anything and there's a message "If you're experiencing problems saving API keys especially on Linux, contact Discord", if it's so common problem maybe you should have a link with possible fixes? Adding another Discord server and searching for answers for a question that clearly has been asked often enough feels like quite a hurdle for testing it out.