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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
Thanks! That page also refers to some Apple Musix playlists that are excellent for sleep, relaxation, focus.
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
If that’s the front end, imagine how the back end must look. Rapid iteration of a bad code base, what could possibly go wrong?
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
Plan D, Charles, plan D.
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
I’m wondering though, what does extra creativity in code generation actually look like? How is the creativity expressed in code? Does the LLM reach for Bubble Sort instead of Quicksort? Maybe it decides that sorting only the first 10 elemen
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
I’ve been so tempted but some of the reviews say it’s not good for reading code. What’s been your experience? What is the effective resolution of the screen you get? Is it sharp enough for coding?
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
Asahi for the MacBook Neo, that would be a killer combination.
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
I’m printing this out for next time I’m stuck on an island.
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
iPads could be great for elederly users. But the lack of remote support option caused me to switch my dad back to a MacBook.
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
The lack and white photo “row of truck drivers sitting at a Maryland diner counter” has an amazing sense of place.
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
> Perhaps there’s some kind of conservation law here: Any increases in programming speed will be offset by a corresponding increase in unnecessary features, rabbit holes, and diversions. Great explanation for what I see when I mess aroun
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
It covered multiple topics, that’s not the same as all over the place.
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
The ridiculous thing is that a few years ago America and by extension its companies were seen as dependable and capable allies in the Netherlands.
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
> Monitors are ‘highly likely’ to be used to gain access to a network for espionage purposes, disruption or financial gain, with mitigations often costly and inefficient. How?
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
OpenCode Zen is a great way to try different models for code generation. Pay $20 one time and switch between models effortlessly. For my use case this revealed Kimi 2.5 to be excellent and insanely affordable. I believe it’s also the founda
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
It’s an ad
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
The core insight that enterprises select products on familiarity over anything else, is valuable. I’m going to keep it in mind for future customer engagements.
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
No way. The Pro pelican is fatter, has a customized front fork, and the sun is shining! He’s definitely living the best life.
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
Tsk tsk you are so asking the wrong question. It’s not “saving data to a file”, it is: “The Knowledge Layer for AI The AI platform that puts your company's knowledge to work, powering enterprise search, AI agents, and workflow automati
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
I think some of the reason that the whole aloof thing has crept in is for self-protection. If you proclaim loudly you love something and others ridicule you for it then you quickly adopt the aloof persona yourself as a defensive mechanism a
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
The problem with becquerel is that it makes me think of bechamel which makes me think of lasagna. Now I have to remove drool from the keyboard. Thanks for nothing, OP!
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
Chaos Manor always seemed like this mystical place to me as a kid. Limitless budget and always messing with hardware and software, whether necessary or not :-)
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
Perfect. No fluff, just the minimum needed to get things working.
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
What would need to change when the hardware changes?
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
Huh, I’m 100% going to interview this way the next time I have to hire an engineer. I can’t think of a better way to get a sense of how a candidate reasons about things, and of their values - do they have a sense of responsibility, conscien
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
You really get a sense for how much the author learned from this experience. And I like how he developed a respect for C. Given all the corner cases he describes, it seems like a good example of something you would never ever want to vibe c
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
Maybe there’s a middle ground where a small local model can roll with the variations in a site that would break a script, while saving the per token costs?
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
> Cloud providers are expensive for steady-state workloads. Asking the obvious question: why not your own server in a colo?
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
It’s likely to do with grounding. I’ve had it reliably in one location, but then with the same MacBook it doesn’t do it in another location. Probably grounding-related.
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
So great this is not an “because of AI I’m tackling old projects” article.
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by JSR_FDED 6mo ago
Love the detailed write up, thanks! This is the kind of foundation that I would feel comfortable running agents on. It’s not the whole solution of course (yes agent, you’re allowed to delete this email but not that email can’t be solved at

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