Windows Key + P to change monitor configuration quickly.
Wasn't that introduced in Windows 7?
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DrammBA commented on Show HN: TUI for managing XDG default applications github.com/mitjafelicijan... · Posted by u/mitjafelicijan
That's where codex-cli shines (rust)
the startup time is crazy, you can start writing as soon as you hit the command
(I don't use codex, just noticed that it's crazy fast)
Sadly the fast startup time is overshadowed by the slow response time of the codex agent
DrammBA commented on Cowork: Claude Code for the rest of your work claude.com/blog/cowork-re... · Posted by u/adocomplete
Afaik, code running inside https://github.com/dagger/container-use can still access files outside the current directory.
Do you have any source for that claim? I'm curious and worried.
DrammBA commented on Don't fall into the anti-AI hype antirez.com/news/158... · Posted by u/todsacerdoti
Writing software is actually one of the domains where hallucinations are easiest to fix: you can easily check whether it builds and passes tests.
If you want to go further, you can even require the LLM to produce a machine checkable proof that the software is correct. That's beyond the state of the art at the moment, but it's far from 'unsolvable'.
If you hallucinate such a proof, it'll just not work. Feed back the error message from the proof checker to your coding assistant, and the hallucination goes away / isn't a problem.
You focused on writing software, but the real problem is the spec used to produce the software, LLMs will happily hallucinate reasonable but unintended specs, and the checker won’t save you because after all the software created is correct w.r.t. spec.
Also tests and proof checkers only catch what they’re asked to check, if the LLM misunderstands intent but produces a consistent implementation+proof, everything “passes” and is still wrong.
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DrammBA commented on ChatGPT Health is a marketplace, guess who is the product? consciousdigital.org/chat... · Posted by u/yoaviram
The trainer was a godsend, got me to ~95% pain-free, and taught me all kinds of things. He is amazing.
But 2025 was maybe down to 90% pain-free, and I want to get stronger. So I did a big rewrite of my entire workout plan and checked everything. AI wasn't perfect, but it was amazing when you already know some.
It is still a tool I had to direct, and it took a few days of work. But I'm amazed at where it got me to. It took the injury into consideration and my main sport, and built around that. In the past I tried do this online and couldn't do it given the numerous factors involved. It was not perfect, but over the course of a few days, I was able to sort it out (and test with a trainer on the approach a few weeks after).
I've been 100% pain free for 6 weeks in a way I haven't felt in a long time.
Without getting into your specific injury or sport, what was the biggest change compared to the trainer’s program?
Was it something unexpected like "exercise this seemingly unrelated muscle group that has nothing do with your injury but just happens to reduce pain by 75% for some inexplicable reason"?
Or was it something more mundane like "instead of exercising this muscle every day, do it every other day to give it time to rest"?
DrammBA commented on Show HN: macOS menu bar app to track Claude usage in real time github.com/richhickson/cl... · Posted by u/RichHickson
I came to the same conclusion before making that snarky and apparently offensive comment. Live to learn I guess.
You mean "after" making the comment? Your offensive comment makes no sense if you already had the universal build context
DrammBA commented on Show HN: macOS menu bar app to track Claude usage in real time github.com/richhickson/cl... · Posted by u/RichHickson
"I'm on Intel and would be interested in this if you find a way to make that work."
Funny thing I went down a rabbit hole, cause I first scanned the open PRs and saw a PR to enable universal builds to support intel macs but the whole thing was pure AI slop and someone commented that codexbar already supports intel, and sure enough v.15 added it (the AI slop PR completely missed that), I then looked into the cask script and it has a hardcoded dependency on arm which prevents brew from installing v.17 even if it's already an universal binary since v.15.
DrammBA commented on Show HN: macOS menu bar app to track Claude usage in real time github.com/richhickson/cl... · Posted by u/RichHickson
I loved the screenshot section of the readme followed by zero screenshots.