Koshima

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by Koshima 1y ago
I’m not sure if I trust any billionaire to solve loneliness, but at least he is building platforms that keep people connected...
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by Koshima 1y ago
I think it’s fair to push for clear attribution in these cases, but it’s also important to remember that the MIT license is intentionally permissive. It was designed to make sharing code easy without too many hoops. If Ollama is genuinely t
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by Koshima 1y ago
It's fascinating how quickly the ecosystem around LLM agents is evolving. I think a big part of this "unreasonable effectiveness" comes from the fact that most of these tools are essentially chaining high-confidence steps tog
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by Koshima 1y ago
This is a classic case of IP abuse, and it's tough to ignore. If the company has been using your work without a license for a decade, that’s a huge liability on their side. It might be time to remind them that open source is not free l
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by Koshima 1y ago
The timing makes sense if you consider the broader trend in the LLM space. We're moving from just text to more integrated, multimodal experiences, and having a tightly controlled engine like this could be a game changer for developers
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by Koshima 1y ago
The remote work era exposed a strange paradox: while we saved time on commutes, we often ended up working longer. Maybe it’s because our calendars became too accessible, or perhaps the "out of sight, out of mind" fear kicked in fo
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by Koshima 1y ago
Interesting question. While I don't see a complete calendar overhaul anytime soon, I wonder if we'll see more region-specific tweaks to better align with local cultures and work patterns. For example, some Middle Eastern countries
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by Koshima 1y ago
This feels like a classic “globalization vs. national interests” tension. Apple’s move to manufacture iPhones in India is part of a broader strategy to diversify its supply chain and reduce dependency on a single region, which makes sense g
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by Koshima 1y ago
How are you different from calendly?
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by Koshima 1y ago
I break it down based on context: Tasks: If it’s actionable, I add it to Linear as a task. This keeps my workflow organized and ensures I don’t lose track of things that need follow-up. Learnings: For insights, ideas, or interesting convers
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by Koshima 1y ago
I think the decline of FILE_ID.DIZ files is largely a byproduct of changing distribution methods. Back in the BBS and early FTP days, these small text files were crucial because they provided a quick summary for file archives, especially wh
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by Koshima 1y ago
I totally get where you’re coming from. One thing that has helped me is not just counting lines of code, but also using tools like Cursor (YC-backed) to get a sense of how my productivity stacks up against other developers. It’s a neat way
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by Koshima 1y ago
you're absolutely correct about this. It's important that billing systems as well as product nudges you whenever you're using a service which involves charges. We're so much used to seat-based pricing or monthly or quart