Exoristos

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by Exoristos 1mo ago
While this is and has always been outstanding advice, be aware different readers tend to comprehend that advice differently. Make sure you understand your approach moving forward; do further research and hold discussions with seniors.
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by Exoristos 1mo ago
No?
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by Exoristos 1mo ago
Unless even factoring in those advantages, they are still massively overvalued, which seems to be their fear.
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by Exoristos 1mo ago
I've usually encountered it as an argument for privatization.
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by Exoristos 1mo ago
Disruption was never an unblemished positive for society.
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by Exoristos 1mo ago
Why don't they hire MBR specialists and embed them? Leave the development groups alone.
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by Exoristos 1mo ago
I find this comment valuable because it sheds light on how impressive the book is to read in contrast to the subdued treatment in the article.
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by Exoristos 1mo ago
Wait until you see some of the carvings in Gothic cathedrals.
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by Exoristos 1mo ago
The fallacy in "the tragedy of the commons" is that there's something inherent in having a shared resource that dooms the shared resource. At least this is the popular understanding. And I'll add that if we look at share
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by Exoristos 1mo ago
I've been down this road many times over the years, and each new promised land of logging always fails to replace syslog for me. Nothing else is as widely-compatible and performant. Fortunately, there are some great tools out there to
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by Exoristos 1mo ago
An easy to overlook affair called the United States Civil War kicked off the trend.
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by Exoristos 1mo ago
> They even paid money to get proper theming support added to software so they could do this. And doesn't this strike you as a little juvenile, and missing the point of the Linux application ecosystem?
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by Exoristos 1mo ago
If you've used Linux enough, you understand that's done with dotfiles.
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by Exoristos 2mo ago
I appreciate Claude's comments during implementation, but they won't do to commit, so I have it present them for editing or removal by me at the end of the loop. Depending, I then ask it to port some of them to a decisions documen
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by Exoristos 2mo ago
Fiberglass can be made with all kinds if resins, including flexible ones.
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by Exoristos 2mo ago
It's Linux for very young men who don't use Linux.
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by Exoristos 2mo ago
As I started to browse the gallery, my thinking was that he uses some kind of paper compression technique. But, no, apparently everything is cut out and iteratively stacked and fused almost like 3D printing by hand. The results are somethin
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by Exoristos 2mo ago
Routing seems to face a similar future as the ever-changing trends in controlling coding agents: you know, context engineering, loop engineering, etc. --Which is that OpenAI and Anthropic quickly seem to release a better way of doing it, in
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by Exoristos 2mo ago
Boy do you underestimate everyday human abilities.
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by Exoristos 2mo ago
I think GP's observing it fails to be effectively different.
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by Exoristos 2mo ago
Oh and the actual driving mechanism was vulture capitalist takeover.
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by Exoristos 2mo ago
Most of it actually took about five years, as the manufacturing side of it was outsourced to China and the computer side to India. I was there. Management told us it was "because of 9/11." R.R. Donnelley was one of the world&
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by Exoristos 2mo ago
Or SPS Commerce. Evidence is becoming unconvincing that they're even in business anymore.
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by Exoristos 2mo ago
> demo's look more convincing/complete ... In the case of an LLM generated demo, usually deceptively so. > and give an impression that the design decision has been made. In the case of a vibed design, this is the opposite of
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by Exoristos 2mo ago
It's a popular controversy here much the way React is a popular controversy here: people dabble in the new idiom but don't solidly master its basics; chaos ensues and consequently resentment.
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by Exoristos 2mo ago
Declarative–reactive. Like SwiftUI.
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by Exoristos 2mo ago
It's both; humans and human activity are immanently mutual; humans are for humans.
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by Exoristos 2mo ago
Tweet is: "been thinking things over and wonder if i’ve taken this whole longevity thing too far".
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Bryan Johnson: I've taken longevity too far(twitter.com)
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by Exoristos 2mo ago
I suspect that kind of prompt is vestigial of an early LLM marketing strategy. It wants to make the LLM seem like a trainable consciousness.

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