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by F7F7F7 11mo ago
Sounds great in theory. But this would put a serious dent in the Arduino opensource community and fragment support. Arduino is the unifying umbrella that keeps everything together. With that gone the platform will surely lose.
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by F7F7F7 11mo ago
I'm a heavy Terminal user and run everything from local LLMs to full stack dev (react/python). I dibble and dabble in Blender, Unreal, and Logic Pro. I aimlessly browse the web looking for recipes, 3d printing files, shopping, H
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
Adjusted for inflation the Segway would be close to $10,000 today after taxes. That price tag and the way overhyped lead up to it's unveiling combined to kill any chance the Segway had. Dean's (RIP, I think) vision might have had
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
For non-vibe coding purposes I've found that my $200 Claude (Claude Code) account regularly outperformed my $200 ChatGPT (Codex) account. This was after 2 months of heavily testing both mostly in Terminal TUI/CLI form and most re
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
I think you misunderstood op. Visa controls your free speech with regulatory pressure.
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
He’s likely talking about Claude’s hook system that Anthropic created to provide better control over context.
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
For anyone who wants to write a best selling book: "The OSS* Playbook: Turning Free Users into Engineers and back into Paying Users" This now sounds like the best way to scale adoption heading into 2026. Sidenote: Payload spendin
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
Audit and review? Sounds like a vibe killer.
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
CTE/Vocational education leading to underemployment is some straight up Boomer propaganda. A 18 year old who goes from graduation to the electrical union will make $60k in year one. Sure, not the total comp package that those in tech c
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
Inventivatbly the files become a mess of their own. Changes and learnings from one part of the plan often dont result in adaptation to impacted plans down chain. In the end you have a mish mash of half implemented plans and now you’ve lost
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
What do you think happens when things start falling outside of its context window? It loses access to parts of your conversation. And that’s why it will gladly rebuild the same feature over and over again.
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
There are a billion and one repos that claim to help do this. Let us know when you find one.
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
Good luck unencrypting my drives.
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
I'm full Unifi. With all of Ubiquiti's faults considered. I still feel 10000000x better about it than Ring.
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
I've seen it used in two ways to talk about software... 1. - Horizontal = broad - vertical = niche 2. - horizontal = notion solving a specific problem and solving others via integration with other products - vertical = a company like m
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
Apple is unabashedly, outwardly, privacy focused. Just their law enforcement policies put them way ahead of their competitors. But this argument usually deteriorates to "they are all the same!" so I won't even bother making
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
When the Zoom CEO gave that outlandish interview to TheVerge about the future of Zoom being agents attending meetings for you… Naively assuming that everyone wouldn’t just have their agent attend all of their meetings. Turning Zoom into a
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
Jefferey Toobin would have loved this feature during COVID.
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
The perception at the time was that Adobe had abandoned UX designers and wasn't willing to tailor any of their tools to them. So they (we) moved on. I was at a SXSW session with XD's product team in the early weeks/months of
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
People say it all of the time. Go onto any other platform discussing this topic and you'll see it as the most cited reason for Figma's dominance. Yes, Sketch's logo has been featured in a Apple keynote before. I'm fami
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
This is 1 part hilarious and 1 part bewildering. You wrote an entire silly imaginary novel about my life based on a poorly worded (to your standards) sentence. Sketch dominated the landscape. Now they are a small percentage of the landsca
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
Initially Tepid about AI. Didn’t want to upset their base like Adobe was (seemingly) doing. Look at that year’s Figcon for evidence. The keynote led with the new Figma, front loaded anything. He quickly moved past it and spent 90% of t
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
I was one of their first Enterprise customers way back in 2017’ish-give-or-take. The brilliance of the system he built was that it allowed for real time collaboration. Which was god send from the Sketch -> Zeplin -> Invision -> A
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
This sounds like Python development....and React.....and Svelte....and oh, remember Angular 2 to 3? Or people who invest time in Clojure? Were you a fan of the MEAN stack a decade ago? Build something on it? How's that app doing? Wha
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
I bookmarked it for later. Feedback: If I don’t get back to reading/viewing it it’s because you’re requiring me to watch videos to understand your results. When 66% of the promise are rasters and vectors.
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
Claude Max is less than a 1/2 percentage point of a Jr. Devs average salary. If you can't make that work then....
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
I burned $30 in Claude Code in just under an hour. I was equally frustrated and impressed. So much so I ended up a $200 MAX subscriber.
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
I've tried every variation of this very thing. Even managed to build a quick and dirty ticketing system that I could assign to the LLM of my choosing. WITH context. Talking Graph Codebase's diagrams, mappings, tree structure of
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by F7F7F7 1y ago
The problem with tools like this is that somewhere in the chain between you and the LLM are token reducing “features”. Whether it’s the system prompt, a cheaper LLM middleman, or some other cost saving measure. You’ll never know what that s
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by F7F7F7 2y ago
After they’ve trained the model on your (and others) data, this is noble of them.

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