- I don't think it's a huge stretch to consider supporting circumcision of children as being a call to violence against children, though. Just because it's being done for religious reasons and it has been done by a large population for a long time really doesn't change what it is: involuntary body modification of children.
- Windows 2000 in a JS VM is available: https://bellard.org/jslinux/
- They didn’t trust the government and wanted you to stop trusting the government too.
They know that their own public statements are not trustworthy (they are peddling weird bullshit for profit in their private lives, after all).
They got themselves elected and so now you don’t trust the government.
Mission accomplished.
- This kind of thing is a key point. Tell Claude Code to build the project, run linters, run the tests, and fix the errors. This (in my experience) has a good chance of filtering out mistakes. Claude is fully capable of running all of the tools, reading the output, and iterating. Higher level mistakes will need code written in a way that is testable with tests that can catch them, although you probably want that anyway.
- Let’s see how the rural poor feel when their hospital closes, they can’t get medicaid, health insurance is wildly out of reach, they have no ability to borrow money thanks to insane medical debt that they can never repay, and their wages are garnished for student debt from a degree they never finished. How long until debt becomes a crime?
We’re gonna recreate serfdom in the USA.
- They are:
- significantly raising taxes on imported goods - letting ACA subsidies expire - reducing access to medicaid - allowing medical debt on credit reports - resuming collections/garnishment for student loans - reducing options for student loan repayment / forgiveness
they're going after the poor
- I second this and would add that you really need an automated way to do it. For coding, automated test suites go a long way toward catching boneheaded edits. It will understand the error messages from the failed tests and fix the mistakes more or less by itself.
But for other tasks like generating reports, I ask it to write little tools to reformat data with a schema definition, perform calculations, or do other things that are fairly easy to then double-check with tests that produce errors that it can work with. Having it "do math in its head" is just begging for disaster. But, it can easily write a tool to do it correctly.
- The government didn't do that.
"The primary weakness in the record of past restrictions is the lack of specific causation findings with respect to any discrete instance of content moderation."
- Senior devs provide better instructions to the agent, and can recognize more kinds of mistakes and can recognize mistakes more quickly. The feedback loop is more useful to someone with more experience.
I had a feeling today that I should really be managing multiple instances at once, because they’re currently so slow that there’s some “downtime”.
- There are some events you can handle:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.servicem...
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.servicem...
Could you use these to cancel the stream?
- > The only ones that do it relatively well are pizza joints and they usually have their own delivery service so you don't even have to use these apps.
At least in my area, the pizza joints also use DoorDash now. They're not just available on DoorDash. It is delivered by DoorDash also when ordering directly from the pizza joint.
Also, with the way these kinds of things have gone in the past:
- It's not certain that you'll ever be able to buy it. - If you can buy it, it'll probably be closer to $40k than $25k with no add-ons. - It's not certain that you'll ever actually be able to buy it with no add-ons. - Orders that include all of the most expensive add-ons will be heavily prioritized, so even if you can order it without add-ons, the queue could be months or years long. - The ones that you can actually get in a reasonable amount of time will be closer to $50k than $25k.