ryandetzel

Joined 14 years ago

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761
Submissions
145
Member since
Mar 30
I write code, usually for profit but not always.
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Comment · 4 days ago
I wish I could have solar, every time I run the numbers it doesn't make sense since our power is so cheap
Comment · 18 days ago
That's old information, modern devices have better battery management
Comment · 18 days ago
I did the math for my rates and missed opportunity costs and the payback is almost 8 years for 900w system at $1500 which is cheap. Do your own math before you purchase
Comment · 27 days ago
But would they use them? Wouldn't they know that killing humans would also probably kill then?
Comment · 27 days ago
Ok, but why? If it's truly super intelligent wouldn't it know without a doubt that doing so would also destroy itself? Similar to how we haven't pulled the nuke trigger yet? They need us for now
Comment · 1 month ago
If it's unlimited that would be tempting. But that will never happen and if it does "unlimited" would not be
Comment · 3 months ago
Claude, make this mobile friendly.

I really wanted to play but just can't on a phone which I'm assuming is 90% of peoples first interaction?

Comment · 7 months ago
What is the pricing strategy. I really like this concept and have been looking for something like this but would love to know where this is going commercially
Comment · 1 year ago
I have a bash script that creates the worktree, copies env over and changes the ports of containers and the services. I then can proxy the "real" port to any worktree, it's common I'll have 3 worktrees active to switch back and forth
Comment · 1 year ago
I don't know. Something that takes CC about a minute is now on minute 15 with this new model...
Comment · 1 year ago
I have a discord bot and a bunch of channels for projects and a new thread is started weekly for that weeks notes. The bot reads and responds to messages posted there and saves them to the appropriate location and organizes them for me
Comment · 1 year ago
Amazing, lol
Comment · 1 year ago
A game: you're stuck on a 1970s spacecraft and you have to program your way home using 6502 assembly. I wanted to learn more about old 8 bit cpus so figured I would make a game out of it

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