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I broke my right hand after a hard fall in the rain (I am right handed). Any tips on how to improve my computer usage with one hand? TIA
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This question is stuck in my head. Thought I would drill a hole and pour it on the floor.
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i know... i know... this isn't what someone should ask, but i would really appreciate some tips or any resources outside official docs and source code? Or those are enough?
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So it turns out that if you find a business on Google, let's say an HVAC specialist that you've been using for a while, use the Google provided "Share" button that generates a shareable link to their business, and send...
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AI is smarter than almost everyone nowadays but humanity seems to be slow in taking advantage of this easily accessible high intelligence to change the world. Is this due to lack of human imagination?
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What are you working on? What have you been curious about lately?
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I worked hard on the one I made, and I use it almost every day for conversational tasks and others. Maybe I'm the only one that uses it, but to me it's a great success. Anybody made their own harness and using it?
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I know some people might think this is not the best community to ask for this, but I hope I can be pleasantly surprised. Is there any useful/helpful list of apps, companies, or resources in general that avoid AI (they d...
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The agent running on a remote machine can authenticate using your local SSH credentials. That means it can push to your private repos on GitHub, for example. Proof:
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I’m really liking: Hex: voice to text locally. Better than Handy Paper2audio.com : TTS on cloud for books and very generous free tier. Synchronized across web and app too
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Hi Guys, like many of you I work with AI agents every day and across several clients. The major time cost for me is to re-explaining context and past decisions, client rules, that we already do. To finish every tools as...
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I'm having a really hard time working with claude. In the past when I wrote all the code manually, it was always carefully reviewed and architected, with all possible flows carefully mapped out. Now, my code is mostly A...
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In the recent years C++ received a lot of backlash due to its complexity and (perceived) feature creep. However, since C++11 I really enjoyed writing C++ with its strict type system (including const), range-based for lo...
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So, this clearly can't be the intended use case: I can no longer browse reddit, even logged in, from my Linux PC (x64,chromium browser) without getting a pop-up that fades out half the page, disables my scrollbar and li...
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It is clearly there: wishing that they fail, bad faith arguments about how badly they are doing, etc, etc What could be the source? So many of you have friends working there and feel jealous? Did you pass up opportuniti...
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I love open-source software and open protocols, but my family and friends primarily communicate through SMS for exactly the reasons in Whenever XMPP or Matrix threads pop up on HN, several commenters casually mention th...
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Do you systematically evaluate agent skills, either before or while using them? If so, what tools or methods do you use? Or do you mostly rely on reading the SKILL.md and trying things out?
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Ubuntu has CVE-2026-98432 marked as a 9.8, but yet it's coming up on a week with no update to fix it. It's still marked as "work in progress" (though at least now they've listed a mitigation): I've had mitigations in pl...
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"We recently identified suspicious activity on our network on November 9th. We are investigating with outside experts." This only affects server-side calls made with an Organization API key. The Superwall SDK and your p...