u/AtmosphereGrouchy712

An antidote for llm hallucination. Are there applications that do this - other than solveit

https://youtu.be/Ml9CtBzmJWQ

Saw this in TwentiesIndia Subreddit

Tragic incident in Vishakhapatnam

In Little Garden School, after being beaten by the teacher for not doing homework, this LKG student got scared, started crying and coughing and collapsed onto the teacher.

When taken to the hospital for treatment, doctors confirmed that he had already passed away by then.

I initially thought it might have been an overkill to invest so much for size, but I'm loving it.

I've been missing a lot of codex and claude notifications lately because i am distracted with something or the other, so I built my own notification layer that's hard to miss. Do you think there's mileage in the idea? Do you guys want to try it out?

I know this isn't mechanical, but I'm sharing this in case it gives someone another option to consider.

I've always been on the lookout for a good ergonomic keyboard, but I'd always back out because there was always some tradeoff. Either there was no mouse option, or if there was one, it felt gimmicky, had bad reviews, or was just a hassle to carry and set up between home and office.

I've always loved the MacBook layout and how its giant trackpad is placed so well that your hands barely need to move away from the home row. The only problem was that the screen sits way too low for my neck. If you raise the screen to eye level, typing becomes awkward. For years I wished I could just detach the screen from the laptop.

After years of pondering this, I realized there might be a much simpler solution.

My office already provides an Apple keyboard and mouse. The mouse is fuckall horrible to use, so I spent $150 on an Apple trackpad and a 3D printed mold that recreates the MacBook layout while letting me keep my monitor at eye level.

It's only been a week, but I genuinely feel like I'm healing. I can sit and work for longer stretches again.

When I was younger, my body would tolerate almost any terrible posture without complaining. As I've gotten older, that stopped being true. It got to a point where I could barely work for 30 minutes before needing a break.

This setup obviously won't work for everyone, but if you've been chasing ergonomic keyboards like I have, this might be another option worth considering.

Edit: A couple of people have asked for the tray. You can find it on amazon. The specific model can be found by searching "Transparent Acrylic Keyboard Stand and touchpad Tray pad"

Actual thread - https://www.reddit.com/r/howislivingthere/comments/1usa42c/comment/owmag2o/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x&utm_name=mweb3xcss&utm_term=2&utm_content=share_button