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coincidentally, a SilverLink cable arrived here today so I can program my 85 and 83 Plus.

Adam Smith actually would be against stuff like this. He gets misrepresented.

This is also base pay

This sounds a lot like the philosophy behind Gemini protocol. I would recommend the author take a look at that.

There were people doing this sort of thing 2-3 years ago. What are they doing now?

Don't forget that today's observable universe includes places that will never be able to see us because of the expansion of the universe being faster than the speed of light. There's a smaller sphere for the portion of the universe that we can influence.

Almost like we should use, you know, units of length, when measuring lengths/widths/etc.

They do. I am currently in a weird middle where I have personalization off but ads are shown based on "videos you watched recently".

There are YouTube settings that seem to get unset periodically. Even some that their documentations says should be sticky, like caption preferences.

In Ireland?

Those groups have more overlap than you'd think.

Also, diff algorithms are derived from these methods...

A declining dollar will look like a good economy for those who think the economy is the stock market.

This sounds a lot like the ADHD part of me.

If they completed their I-9

The right has their version of this meme: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Percenters

It's measuring light through multiple samples, and then aggregating them together. Not all that different from a long exposure photograph.

Another way to look at it is that Seth is a Tool that Claude can leverage.

See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Programming_Languag...

Awesome. I was looking at SASD for my Palm VII just yesterday. :)

Hoping rePalm ends up there, too! https://dmitry.gr/?r=05.Projects&proj=27.%20rePalm

Jules and GitHub Copilot Agent suffice for similar workflows with less setup.

I've not tried Claude Code for Web but assume it would be similar. https://code.claude.com/docs/en/claude-code-on-the-web

Agents have been around for decades. Some of these patterns pre-exist the current LLM boom.

1996: https://web.archive.org/web/19961221024144/http://www.acm.or... > Computer-based agents have gotten attention from computer scientists and human interface designers in recent years

Thanks! Good catch...

Display being bright even on the lowest setting:

I wonder about rshifting the raster bytes...

Representing dimensions as indexable rows and columns of vectors or matrices was done on paper in the 1800s.

i came from imaginary numbers which were extended to make quaternions.

Pascal and Ada are Algol syntaxed relative to most languages.

Redis' author also made jimtcl, so I don't think the lack of a small engine was the gap

Please be clearer about this on the site!

This is why I only use agent mode on other people's computers