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Philip J. Hollenback

philiph@hachyderm.io

<p>I&#39;ve done computer stuff for an extremely long time. When I&#39;m not doing that I ride my bicycle and go camping. I hope you are all doing well and I&#39;m excited to try out this whole internet thing.</p>

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  • Post #813496

    Do you remember how good plastic wrap / cling wrap was in the 80s? That stuff was super stretchy and stuck to everything. I assume the chemicals that made it that way were all really terrible for the environment and for us.

  • Post #813495

    The new wuthering heights movie... is very drippy

  • Post #813494

    Um somehow I hit the $2000 per month Claude monthly limit at work... in 10 days? Maybe I used opus too much.

  • Post #813493

    Just wanted you all to know that my paperclip maximizing is going very well today

  • Post #813492

    My general approach to managing claude is to treat it like bob cratchit. NO COAL FOR YOU

  • Post #813491

    What&amp;#39;s everyone&amp;#39;s bet on how long until humans aren&amp;#39;t approving PRs any more?

  • Post #813490

    Every time I take the T line in SF I am reminded how absolute shit the headways are.

  • Post #510768

    I&amp;#39;m in SF trying to go to a restaurant on santacon night. I regret my life choices.

  • Post #510767

    Not that santacon was ever a good thing but at least it used to be somewhat seedy and charming in a gross way. Now it seems to be very polished and elaborate. Basically the same vibe as Halloween in the city.

  • Post #510766

    A morale budget appeared suddenly at work and it has to be spent by the end of the year. Our boss tried to schedule a team lunch but due to scheduling conflicts it ended up today. However, our boss is sick and everyone else is on vacation or leave so it&amp;#39;s just me and one other guy going to lunch and I guess we have to really pig out.

  • Post #510765

    I got a postcard for a blockchain scam and somehow that feels delightful.

  • Post #510764

    The CISO just called my hat &amp;#39;jaunty&amp;#39;.

  • Post #510763

    I love when candidates do the coding screen in C++. Invariably means they are going to do a good job. I suppose that makes sense - if you aren&amp;#39;t a strong C++ programmer you would probably be nuts to attempt using it.

  • Post #510762

    Emirates a380 taking off from SFO

  • Post #510761

    Caltrain 2011. Taken on a blackberry.

  • Post #510760

    Child with Recognizer, San Francisco 2011

  • Post #510759

    You look like you write modelines by hand

  • Post #510758

    I just realized that when I need heavy cream for cooking it would be simpler to order a venti cold milk, substitute heavy cream at starbucks. Price is about the same too and there&amp;#39;s a Starbucks two blocks from my house

  • Post #510757

    I have a recent MacBook that I connect to a monitor at work and one at home. The monitors are the same model of Lenovo and the computer thinks they are the same monitor. At home the monitor is beside my laptop and at work it&amp;#39;s above. Thus each time I move my laptop I have to open display settings and tell the laptop to position the monitor correctly. Surely there&amp;#39;s a unique identifier that the monitor supplies that my laptop could use to differentiate between them? Or is this n...

  • Post #510756

    I&amp;#39;m so mad about Claude code. I&amp;#39;ve been using it to update my configs for zsh and emacs and it&amp;#39;s really good at it.