Opus 4.6 has been excellent at problem solving in software development, no surprises it nails it

It’s no surprise public opinion is these tools are trash when the free models are unable to answer simple questions

Intel management engine strikes again

Generating three random bits… Saved you a click

KISS

Delete all the registrar’s crap

Add A record for the subdomains you want, like www or root (@) or socialwhatever to point to your reverse proxy’s public IP

Done, reverse proxy proxies the request based on the requested URL

I store it up my ass so good luck

How would n++ devs know?

Longevity, trying to find something from 15 years ago is pain

They have already collapsed and won’t be making phones anymore

Not officially, you have to hack the installer to skip TPM and secure boot checks

Yeah copilot has gotten to a point where entire defect fix pull requests can be neatly and concisely created and don’t need humans to polish it up half the time. Refactors about a third of the time and new features about a tenth of the time. This is with TDD/tests first. Even when it doesn’t one-shot the entire work, it saves considerable time and increases productivity which is something that only a few months ago was a marketing dream.

In software it helps far more than it hinders now if you pick the right model for the job. At work, the bottleneck is starting to become reviews rather than the implementation of work.

Probably more that they can endlessly naked short stocks instead of trivial tax avoidance

Just signed up for a reddit account with a new email address to test this, I said I was born in the 1990s, no verification required, immediate access to everything.

With no requirement to do so, even the largest ship you can earn ingame with about 500 hours of gameplay

Star citizen is very playable right now, which is more than can be said for the full self driving

That paper is a wild read

Oh nice I have the 8, didn’t know the 9 had satellite

But if you give them your soul it’ll get it right, promise

Also iphones I think use satellite for SoS capability now if no cell

That’s just a business probrem for them, they’ll fix it with Amazon Fibre™ or something like that

They still talk to the tower when turned off