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901.
by JSR_FDED 1y ago
The e-bike analogy in the article is a good one. Paraphrasing: Use it if you want to cover distance with low effort. But if your goal is fitness then the e-bike is not the way to go.
902.
by JSR_FDED 1y ago
Great, thanks for sharing your code. Could you please add a license so I and others can understand if we're able to use it?
903.
by JSR_FDED 1y ago
I used Bolt many times in Estonia to rent e-scooters, it was extremely smooth.
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
Great overview. It would seem that the old rule of thumb of booking long in advance to get a cheaper ticket isn’t really relevant anymore?
905.
by JSR_FDED 1y ago
If about 4 million KG of gold is normally produced a year, then this newly available gold will quickly drive down prices, leaving only Bitcoin as a store of value. Talk about unintended consequences…
906.
by JSR_FDED 1y ago
Let’s not overthink this. Anything long-term is toast.
907.
by JSR_FDED 1y ago
This dithering is somehow so pleasing. It’s like “sand dithering”.
908.
by JSR_FDED 1y ago
Excellent brand synergy between Apple and F1
909.
by JSR_FDED 1y ago
OK, I promise.
910.
by JSR_FDED 1y ago
I was shocked how much I was paying in "cheap" cloud VMs. I moved most of them over from Digital Ocean and Upcloud to a bargain basement provider (I used https://www.vpsbenchmarks.com to find one). 70% less every month
911.
by JSR_FDED 1y ago
This resonates so hard with me! Except in my case it’s the Apple ][. I’ve decided it’s completely unnecessary to justify this retro computing passion, there’s nothing wrong with venerating the ingenuity, ethos and craftsmanship of the time.
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
This is amazing! Thanks for the excellent memories!
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
There’s two strains of Labrador, often called the British and the American. Then British are the traditional goofy food-obsessed family dogs. The American are more working dogs - much more energetic than their British counterparts and less
914.
by JSR_FDED 1y ago
After spending the last 3 weeks to get agents to work reliably I went for a much simpler pattern. Agents feel like they’re in the six fingers on a hand stage.
915.
by JSR_FDED 1y ago
Needs/more/slashes.
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
The value destruction is mind blowing. The fact that it’s deliberate I just can’t wrap my head around.
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
Sanctions are at best a stopgap measure. Ideally they would buy enough time to shore up domestic capabilities. Instead, cutting research funding and discouraging foreign students/researchers from coming to the US means that there will
918.
by JSR_FDED 1y ago
I remember the first time I went into an Apple Store. I was looking at a 17” PowerBook, salivating at the screen and performance but struggling with justifying the price tag. An incredibly nice lady walked up to me and asked if I had any qu
919.
by JSR_FDED 1y ago
https://archive.is/20250624161558/https://www.economist.com/...
920.
by JSR_FDED 1y ago
Try not looking at your life as "by now I should have done X". Instead realise that all you've experienced and learned will make you more effective going forward.
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AI for the Masses: Factor Tables a Possible Alternative to Neural Networks [pdf](raw.githubusercontent.com)
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
Why are so many fancy/custom keyboards angled so the back keys are slightly higher than the front keys? The completely flat MacBook Air keyboard just feels perfect to me.
923.
by JSR_FDED 1y ago
> “Remember, it's not anti-user, it's pro-developer!” What a refreshing perspective!
924.
by JSR_FDED 1y ago
So much hyperbole. Some good nuggets in the article but it would be better if the author took one of his allegations and went deep on it, instead of trying to whip the reader into a froth with a slew of nebulous claims that are never fully
925.
by JSR_FDED 1y ago
Clever. It’s like parameterized queries for SQL.
926.
by JSR_FDED 1y ago
Same here, I’d be very interested to learn how others decide what model to use for which tasks. I find these minutes-long iterations so painful that in practice I always go for the fast non-reasoning models.
927.
by JSR_FDED 1y ago
I guess you don’t need much space to dip your baguette in a cuppa tea
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
C is still my first love. You can hold the whole language in your head, and it’s fast. Yes there are footguns but it’s a libertarian programming language - you’re responsible for what you build. No hand holding.
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by JSR_FDED 1y ago
A reasoning model is an LLM that has had additional training phases that reward problem solving abilities. (But in a black box way - it’s not clear if the model is learning actual reasoning or better pattern matching, or memorization, or he
930.
by JSR_FDED 1y ago
Why is there no way in Notes to insert the current date easily? So often I need to go back to a note, and add some time stamped update at the end. Am I the only one?

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