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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
I know CF has a good reputation, but at the same time when I first approached their website I have to agree with the poster, it’s just incoherent.
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
This is one of those times when it sure would be useful to have allies. Or perhaps the allies you could have depended on before imposing tariffs, breaching existing agreements, threatening annexation, subjecting them to arbitrary immigratio
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
For anyone else wondering, The Rolling Stones was a popular band.
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
Great writing. I agree with the observation that the AI obsession is alternating between boring, dread, euphoria.
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
AI writing at its finest
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
You don’t think it’s because titanic battles are interesting and here’s a company that (a) gives you the weights to a frontier model for free, (b) publishes great papers with LLM architecture innovations, (c) is insanely cheap?
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
One year I was given a very small budget for team bonuses. Some of my team members were in low salary countries, some in high wage countries. So I told the high wage team members that I could either give them each a pittance, or everyone ge
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
I bet they could do it faster if they weren’t blocked from buying GPUs
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
The damage they do to their brand will never be recovered by whatever peanuts they earn from the promotion they’re running.
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
Hoekstra did exactly the same when he was ambassador to the Netherlands, hosting a fundraiser for a far right party. Are these “diplomats” just sent to troll other countries?
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
Appreciate the honesty and lack of hype.
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
50% of my errors are “<font> is deprecated”. If browsers stop supporting that I’m guessing huge swathes of the web will be affected, so I’m guessing it will never happen.
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
“First, an abstraction isn't just a way to manage cognitive load; it's a shared surface where application, reuse, and review attach.” That is some seriously convoluted writing.
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
I think the OP is extrapolating from the rise in measles cases under RFK Jr’s expert leadership
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
I think it captures the original motivation and thrill of exploration beautifully. Who doesn’t remember as a kid seeing a blinking cursor and the feeling there was an entire universe to be discovered? I’m 100% on board with the message of g
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
My experience with Melatonin was very hit-or-miss. Sometimes it landed like a hammer and I was very groggy the next day. Sometimes it seemed not to work at all. This was with all sorts of doses. I've found Tart Cherry - as an OTC suppl
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
Does it maintain the same performance when running only on battery?
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World-class higher education targeting <$10k for degree(khanted.org)
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
This makes me really happy. Dave has kept the great things about SuperDuper (I especially love “what’s going to happen next” - wonder why other software doesn’t do this) and upgraded its abilities. Backup sounds simple but it has 1000 edge
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
The amount of functionality in what we consider “styling” is unbelievable.
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
I lived in the US many years ago. USA Today was then already a bit of a joke - always a color pie chart on the front page, ludicrously generic news and sports, and on the last page 1 paragraph of news per state for an entire state (if somet
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
When I was a developer I thought “without me all the people in the building have nothing to sell and they can all just go home”. Then I spent a few years in sales (long story) and flipped 180 degrees. Without salespeople (and the customers
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
It’s just amazing we keep using the word “leaders” when they’re clearly not.
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
Not sure how that’s helpful in the context of the question the article poses: What is the difference between a vibe coded thing and a “real” product?
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
I’m not there yet, but my vision for when I’m retired was always to spend leisurely time learning more stuff, building cool things, meeting up with fellow enthusiasts and perhaps coaching or mentoring others. But it’s been quite unsettling
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
Not sure I understand the need for the exchange at scale. If I build a tool that lets a single person automate a tedious calculation then as long as they can depend on me maintaining it then it’s a product as far as I’m concerned.
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
It’s a great question, but I don’t think the article answers it. Not in any academic sense, but in a real-world sense a software product is something that as a user you can rely on to solve a problem. Rely is doing the heavy lifting in that
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
Datastar makes this even simpler. No need to think about OOB swaps. Just regenerate the page and Datastar streams it over SSE and surgically updates the DOM. They call this “fat morph”. You can be more precise about individual updates but i
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
This is really good. The base is open source, and has both GUI and a CLI. For the purposes of this article, identifying what each cable can actually do, that’s covered. There’s additional Pro capabilities that you can pay for.
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by JSR_FDED 2mo ago
They did give the chips to China, but they didn’t work. Turns out they’d first taken them to the basement where someone cut them into pieces before sending them to China.

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