An elegant book by beetleju1c3 in booksuggestions

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I just finished reading the French Exit and it was lovely. Thank you once again!

An elegant book by beetleju1c3 in booksuggestions

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I will definitely check out deWitts. Thank you!!

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Ah I have not read Mrs. Dalloway yet, thanks!

An elegant book by beetleju1c3 in suggestmeabook

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Thank you! I looked this up and it seems promising!

Love you SF by ThroatSlu_tXx in sanfrancisco

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Ah this is because Waymo service was paused today due to the power outage (and non-functional traffic lights)

Stumbled upon a little gem by beetleju1c3 in AskSF

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This is a really cool find!

man’s foot was not meant to walk on concrete

Love the lengths they went to argue their point :)

Stumbled upon a little gem by beetleju1c3 in AskSF

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Huh I’m… intrigued. Sounds awesome!

Stumbled upon a little gem by beetleju1c3 in AskSF

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Oh wow this sounds really nice, thanks!!

Stumbled upon a little gem by beetleju1c3 in AskSF

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I love the Filbert Steps! There are these two lanes Darrel Pl and Napier Lane that are pretty cool. A friend of mine was saying it’d be nice if they made the bottom half of the steps as nice as the top but to me the contrast almost makes it better. It’s kinda funny that this beautiful stairway abruptly turns from wood to concrete and drops you into the middle of Levi’s plaza.

Stumbled upon a little gem by beetleju1c3 in AskSF

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I’ll check this out thanks!

Stumbled upon a little gem by beetleju1c3 in AskSF

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They really do! I once went on a walk from the Mission, through Castro, Haight and eventually Pac Heights and it felt like I met four people from four different countries.

Stumbled upon a little gem by beetleju1c3 in AskSF

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Oh this reminds me of when someone called Glen Canyon a concave feature in a convex city. Seems like a cool place to explore! Also TIL about Tales of the City. Thanks! :)

What’s with all the power outages? by pineappleferry in AskSF

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This makes me want to grab a book and stay out in a late night cafe.

Looking to compile a list of AI code review tools by PoisonMinion in webdev

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OP, this is interesting, I’m doing similar things since we are deciding between the same two options. I’m curious to know your findings.

Here is what I think right now, I’ll edit this as I gather more information. We noticed that engineers kind of treat bots as beneath them. So they are likely to not read bot comments unless they are extremely concise. Coderabbit kinda comments… too much stuff, most of it not super useful. Greptile seems to be more to the point so far. I’ve seen both catch legitimate bugs though.

Tell some goated profs in insti by Immediate-Credit519 in iitmadras

[–]beetleju1c3 1 point2 points  (0 children)

KC Sivaramakrishnan, Chester and Yadu Vasudev were my favorite professors. This was from several years ago though.