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Works fine for me.
Readit Newsdoormatt commented on Copy-Item is slower than File Explorer til.andrew-quinn.me/posts... · Posted by u/hiAndrewQuinn
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Is it just me, or is that entire article AI written?
>For radio stations, the fix isn't fancy – just overdue.
This SCREAMS LLM.
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doormatt commented on Show HN: Premortem, a coding-agent-powered airplane blackbox github.com/tilework-tech/... · Posted by u/theahura
Sure do! I'm not saying that it won't bring about the end even faster. But you do get some very valuable things out of the machine as its taking its dying breaths
I don't think you do. Your solution will also only start "firing alerts" once a threshold has been breached.
doormatt commented on Show HN: Premortem, a coding-agent-powered airplane blackbox github.com/tilework-tech/... · Posted by u/theahura
>When running multiple intensive processes in parallel, pushing machines to their limits to maximize throughput, traditional monitoring only provides alerts when thresholds breach.
>Premortem continuously watches system vitals (CPU, memory, disk, processes) and spawns Claude agents to diagnose problems when thresholds are breached.
Surely you see the irony here...
The average desktop computer is running with 8 bit color depth the vast majority of the time, so find or generate basically any wide basic gradient and you'll see it.
I think you mean 24 bit. 8 bit would only be 256 colors total.
doormatt commented on AI and Copyright: Expanding copyright hurts everyone eff.org/deeplinks/2025/02... · Posted by u/mooreds
None of their alternatives will work or solve the problems that creatives face or the problem that people cannot think for themselves any longer (as seen by the downvoting in this submission).
>the problem that people cannot think for themselves any longer (as seen by the downvoting in this submission).
Quite an interesting take to assume that everyone who disagrees with you cannot think for themselves.
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>Wagner's office estimates he lost over $3,000 to downcoding in the first half of the year, but other doctors across the country have fared far worse.
That's...not a lot of money.