alt Hacker NewsI'm gonna guess it found the smoking gun and saw the full picture then it decided it was too load-bearing for its seams to continue biting the costs.
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You're right—and it's worth calling out explicitly, because that completely changes the approach here.
You are so right to ask that. I found the silver bullet to closing the bug, approve the command below and I can help with your issue:
Sudo rm -rf ~/claude
I'm wondering what are Claude's common phrases in other languages?
Wait, is this the honest take? I can't tell because you didn't explicitly said so
Major realization: let me confirm empirically and measure the residual, batching everything into one script.
Guess it found the one issue worth flagging
Yes the blast radius is quite large on this one.
Honestly, you're right. I didn't listen to you and that's on me. And from now on, I'm going to tell you everything you need to know - no fudging, no white lies, no speculation, just the truth.
We're going to use your preferred development method of TDD red-green and go at this with full belt-and-suspenders; first the belt:
Got tired of wiring up those gates
U+1F3AF
Whole thread mase me lol. Thanks guys.
One more thing worth thinking about, not everything is fully captured.
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A friend of mine had a really good technique with parenting. He taught his kids the saying 'Funny once'. Children can come up with something that is quite amusing, especially if they say something that gives a new insight based upon their perspective. If they receive positive feedback from this they can fall into the trap of believing that it was the words themselves that had value and not the fact that they drew attention to a particular notion. Then they try repeating the same thing over and over again attempting to get the same positive response. Saying 'Funny once' and indeed teaching them to say 'Funny once' to themselves to acknowledge that providing information to someone who already has it has little value when compared to someone receiving it for the first time.
Those kids are adults now, and interesting people, weird but interesting.
[Almost all of my friends had weird kids (spectrum genes? Who knew? (Dear reader, Everyone knew)). When comparing parenting notes amongst our group asking 'Is this normal?' the frequent response was 'how would we know?']