syntaxbush

Applying this "strict reading" would that mean the majority of chrome extensions are violating copyright. They would not be allowed to modify the DOM to translate web pages, to add price history, check for coupons, etc. as they all modify the original creator's "program"?

Mine "thought" for 8 minutes and its conclusion was:

>So the “best possible” plan is: sit still all summer near a pole, slow-roll around the pole through equinox, then sprint westward across the low latitudes toward the other pole — with a peak westward speed up to ~1670 km/h.

Is this to your liking?

Good point. I tell Claude in the claude.md to use a linter and formatter which helps it get rid of its own dead code while it develops.

I found if you are tightly in the loop, keep the code highly modular, and are developing new functionality alongside tests, Claude works much better.

So there is nothing one can do to increase their odds of success? If there is, they can't write a book about it?

Thank you for sharing this. It’s an angle I didn’t explore, and want to now.

I wonder if changing your language every 5-10 years and/or location would help in sort of forcing a dictionary change.

I really appreciate you taking the time to share your wisdom. This hits home because I often catch my mind thinking about a background problem (or anxiety) instead of being present. I would like to try being more present and see how it helps.