Readit NewsEdit: And oh! Why do I constantly have to (painfully manually) maximize windows. Preview is constantly choosing a different size, for example. Why is this not remembered.
I can't recall the last time an application in linux forgot its size after restarting.
Well... I'm in Europe, so I don't know if I ever saw a heat pump that can't operate both ways :-)
It's greener because it's not burning fossil fuels (directly, anyway) vs. a propane / natural gas furnace, and it's more efficient than resistive heating.
I haven't done extensive experiments, but I have noticed anecdotal benefits to asking the LLM how they want things structured as well.
For example, for complex multi-stage tasks I asked Claude Code how best to communicate the objective and it recommended a markdown file with the following sections: "High-level goal", "User stories", "Technical requirements", "Non-goals". I then created such a doc for a pretty complex task then asked Claude to review the doc and ask any clarifications. I then answer any questions (usually 5-7) and put them into a "Clarification" section. I have also added a "Completion checklist" section that I use to ensure that Claude follows all of the rules in my subdirectory "README.md" files (I have one for each major sub-section of code, like my service layer, my router layer, my database, etc). I usually go and do 2-3 rounds of Claude asking questions and me adding to the "Clarification" section and then Claude is satisfied and ready to implement.
The bonus of this approach is I now have a growing list of the task specifications checked into a "tasks" directory showing the history of how the code base came to be.
This is primarily for air quality by default, but you can get temperature, humidity, etc as well. For each station, someone paid for the hardware and is sharing the data gratis.
Why do you need to do a hard credit check before you give me an offer? Why do you need to know exactly how much I owe on my credit cards, car, house, how much I'm paying per month, and how much I've made at every job for the past 7 years?
That feels... excessive. And weird. And kind of unfair. Now you know my paycheck, and the paycheck before that, and how desperate I am. Well, there goes negotiations.
Not sure if anyone else has dealt with this and/or how this setup works over wifi.
Well yeah I hope not! That's what a programming language is for, to turn data into documents.