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Oh imagine LLMs insisting on tips! 20% “voluntary”.
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I don’t understand the point you’re making?
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I think it’s a great interview question. Open-ended, rewlly leads to a good discussion that can give you a sense of how the applicant approaches a problem and thinks it through. Disastrous in the hands of an interviewer who’s looking for a
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He’s doing the author a favor
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This is the prompt that Claude Code adds when you use /btw https://github.com/Piebald-AI/claude-code-system-prompts/blo...
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Thanks for the link. Very helpful to understanding what’s going on under the hood.
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Seeing as you’re telling people what to do, I’d say you need to spend time with different humans. Recalibrate.
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To be fair, it was very concise
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> It’s far less capable of running intensive tasks The latest reviews are showing that's not really the case
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What's shocking is that this is a shock to the PC Industry.
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That's not what he's saying. At a company level he's saying that if they make more profit than they add value they have an indefensible business model and will eventually lose to bigger players. At a personal level you can li
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The ones who like using local LLMs The ones who like top-notch hardware The ones who build stuff and don’t make a religious issue out of everything
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TIL SuSE does $800m revenue per year
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The Indy was awesome. One client had 400 of them, as long as you didn’t take the lowest RAM entry level model they were excellent. Hardware was reliable, graphical desktop better than MacOS today, and very low support burden.
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This word-for-word applies to the US car industry too. The Europeans would do well to see the current state of US car manufacturers as a cautionary tale.
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I’m working on Ghostty for Recipes this weekend. Next week I’m going to build Ghostty for vacation writing. But I think what’s really going to be huge is Ghostty for text!
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I urge you to actually try these tools. You will very quickly realize you have nothing to worry about. In the hands of a knowledgeable engineer these tools can save a lot of drudge work because you have the experience to spot when they’re g
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These guys were geniuses when it came to making the Apple ][ do weird things. I spent a ridiculous amount of my childhood reading “Beneath Apple DOS”…
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Is this like the new Turbo Vision from Borland? That’s something I’d love to have!
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Run a Linux VM (basically no performance impact) and you have a killer quality Linux laptop. Sure it’s not the same as a dedicated Linux system but with these specs you’re going to do lighter work away from your desk anyway. Or perhaps this
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At my last company the support staff for the Macs was one fifth the size of that supporting the PCs (almost the same quantities of Macs and PCs)
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[objC retain]
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I’ve used Little Snitch to block the installation of Tahoe. I get a notification every few days, it when I click on it there’s a message that it can’t download the update. Massive stress reducer knowing I can’t accidentally upgrade to Taho
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The breathing light and MagSafe connector were two delightful things to discover when I bought my first PowerBook. It just signaled “we care” so well!
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Mitchell Hashimoto's new way of writing code
(newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com)
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I absolutely love my Mac Mini. But wtf is an "advanced AI server"?
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Of all the Microsoft products, Excel is going to be the hardest to replace. Firstly, it's critical in many organisations. We all know you shouldn't run your business on a spreadsheet, but everyone does. Just a tiny difference in h
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JSR $FDED !
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I think even if you only use LLMs for “getting a clearer message” you’ll find that it contaminates your writing.
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This looks awesome. How would you recommend setting up an allowlist for external network communications (for cases where networking is enabled)?
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