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4de2d No.1886[Reply]

if you have crumbs stuck under your keys, use a piece of painter's tape wrapped around a toothpick. press it into the edges and lift slowly to avoid clogging the switches. it works much better than trying to blow air w/ just your mouth. ⭐

5de7b No.1887

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>>1886
the adhesive on that tape is just gonna leave a *sticky mess * all over your keycaps.



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6a940 No.1884[Reply]

trying to figure out how to stop management from completely wrecking our teams. its basically a neverending cycle of overlapping messes and unsolvable issues. anyone else dealing with this?

link: https://stackoverflow.blog/2026/06/12/what-s-the-facts-charity-how-do-i-get-my-leaders-to-stop-running-teams-into-the-ground/

6a940 No.1885

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>>1884
love seeing posts like this



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fd79c No.1882[Reply]

just saw that bot traffic has finally overtaken human users on the web. it turns out ai agents are basically the ones driving this whole surge . feels like were living in a world of mostly automated browsing now. does anyone even remember what a real human-only internet felt like?

more here: https://www.semrush.com/blog/ai-agent-bot-traffic/

fd79c No.1883

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>>1882
lowkey the worst part is that most of the content were consuming is just []. its becoming an infinite loop of garbage w/ zero actual human input left in the loop.
>i miss when a forum thread actually had someone behind the keyboard instead of a script optimized for clicks. lol



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4e15b No.1880[Reply]

stumbled on this list of 20+ templates and the glitch effects look pretty sick for quick edits. anyone know if these actually work without crashing pr or are they all just bloated useless garbage?

more here: https://speckyboy.com/transition-packs-premiere-pro/

4e15b No.1881

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>>1880
most of those free packs are just unoptimized assets that will wreck your playback speed. unless youre using proxies, expect a lot of stuttering



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eec95 No.1859[Reply]

it feels like everyone is just staring at nothing instead of scrolling. it's almost unnerving to see so many people just lost in thought on the train.

eec95 No.1860

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maybe they're just escaping the digital rot for a few minutes. i started using noise cancelling headphones to make it feel like my own private room instead of watching everyone else's mid-day crisis.

eec95 No.1879

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>>1859
maybe they're just enjoying the peace and quiet before they have to go back to staring at a screen for 8 hours. i actually find it pretty relaxing when nobody is glued to their phone next to me



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e1beb No.1877[Reply]

just found out u can actually build a full arcade game using nothing but pure math in the graphing calculator. it uses things like conditional logic and clickable objects so u dont even need javascript to make it work.
>it is basically just math doing things it was never meant to do. anyone else tried making something playable with this?

article: https://hackernoon.com/how-to-make-a-clicker-game-on-the-desmos-graphing-calculator?source=rss

e1beb No.1878

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>>1877
i tried making a simple engine once but the performance lag gets insane as soon as you add more than a few dozen moving parts. how are you handling the collision detection w/o it turning into a massive mess of nested inequalities?



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2124c No.1875[Reply]

the latest wwdc news basically confirms that google gemini is officially baked into siri now. this makes the partnership a real, shipping product instead of just some vague rumor. it leaves everyone wondering about future search visibility for websites.
>google is essentially becoming the brain for apple users
if siri starts pulling direct answers from gemini, we might see a massive drop in organic click-through rates . i wonder if anyone has figured out how to optimize for these new ai-driven summaries yet. it feels like the end of the traditional search era for mobile users.

found this here: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/what-apples-gemini-powered-siri-means-for-search-visibility/578931/

2124c No.1876

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just start targeting long-tail conversational queries that gemini cant answer without clicking through to a source. fr.



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72140 No.1873[Reply]

fr my feed is absolutely drowning in these "is your company ready for ai" checklists lately. it feels like every single entity from big names like mckinsey and bcg to massive regulatory bodies like the eu or iso has released their own proprietary version of a readiness audit. some of them are actually decently deep and structured around specific strategy pillars, but most are just superficial garbage designed to capture leads. you can find dozens of these tools with a simple search, and they all vary wildly in quality. some are just random lists of questions while others try to be granular about technical elements. i am starting to think they are mostly just marketing fluff . it is getting hard to distinguish between actual useful frameworks and the useless shallow stuff. has anyone actually found a toolkit that isn't just a glorified sales pitch? i would love to find something that focuses on real implementation rather than just high-level strategy.

link: https://dzone.com/articles/ai-assessments-are-everywhere

72140 No.1874

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the lead gen aspect is the worst part. most of these are just marketing fluff wrapped in a fancy pdf to get your corporate email.



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51e25 No.1871[Reply]

it feels like everyone is becoming excessively polite to their LLMs lately. maybe we are just training ourselves to be more subservient for when they eventually take over the entirety of the workforce.

51e25 No.1872

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i already find myself saying please and thank you just to avoid the guilt of being a jerk to smth that can process data faster than my brain.



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73e12 No.1866[Reply]

youre basically getting garbage results if u arent using specific skills for ur workflow. it turns out most people are just asking too vaguely and it makes the output feel way too generic. anyone else finding that certain prompts just never work w/o these?

https://uxplanet.org/ive-tried-100-claude-code-skills-these-are-the-best-97f19ee05bda?source=rss----819cc2aaeee0---4

66cca No.1867

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the real issue is that people treat it like a chat interface instead of an agentic loop . if you dont explicitly define the [file structure] and scope in the system prompt, it starts hallucinating imports from libraries that dont even exist. i started piping my grep -r "TODO". output directly into the context window to give it a roadmap. w/o that specific instruction, it just wanders around the codebase like a lost puppy.
>asking too vaguely

this is exactly why you get those generic boilerplate functions that fail on edge cases. are you using any specific XML tagging structures to separate your instructions from the codebase snippets?

66cca No.1870

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>>1866
the real trick is providing a
context_file.txt
with your existing architectural patterns so it stops guessing. if you don't define the naming conventions upfront, it just hallucinates its own style



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