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by Terretta 5mo ago
https://crates.io/search?q=bttf // backronym bttf stands for biff time to format
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Examples pf typst styling here: https://typst.app/docs/tutorial/advanced-styling/ And his template here: https://imaginarytext.ca/posts/2025/img/article.typ
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From the article: Last summer … Fast-forward to spring 2025. In the intervening months, Typst has been upgraded twice (to v0.13) and Pandoc has upgraded at least 3 times (currently at v3.6.4), and my templates don’t work anymore. This tem
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Or learn something at some point. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging
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Saldor pitch is on point. I have team do this using CLAUDE.md telling Claude to do it in a set of interconnected steps, but in brief: they are to make it write every aspect of transcript somewhere: PRD, research notes, spec, dev log and deb
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I haven't seen "just absorb a giant ball of context and do the right thing the first time" Exactly. No more than sitting down and writing code before a product concept or spec or architecture comes out right the first time,
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Yes, cost per line of code itself is an error. Only cost for effective* outcome matters. And if your lines of code have a cost, you would want fewer lines of code to achieve the outcome, not more. Are you sure you disagree with that? *
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Anyone (including ANTHROP\C) "recommending selective use of cheaper models" is spending costly human time (which costs more over time) on correcting the machine (which costs less over time). This is a bad trade. In cost per line
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You know who else used git backed pages? https://github.com/gollum/gollum/wiki This is pretty simple and dumb :-)
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You can set it up from your iPhone. And back up to their cloud service and restore from their cloud service. Those are the happy path. Example: https://www.eddgrant.com/blog/2025/09/10/migrating-unifi-
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Original 2min video and r/LocalLLaMA post by Cohere co-founder Nick Frosst, “We just launched Command A+ and we wanted to share it with you guys.” Further comments in discussion. TL;DR: Cohere has a new model: https://cohere
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Regarding what ever happened to Cohere's Command-A series of models(old.reddit.com)
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Making this plug and play is fantastic, and the live "editor types" demo on tiptap.dev is spectacularly convincing. So, say a data-privacy conscious prospect is interested a click up from the editor, considers the service, and pok
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On the contrary, Zoomers* embrace AI, just don't want others embracing AI. Same as people used to surreptitiously Google with their phone held below the table at a dinner conversation, to then participate with an answer. The ones wh
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Almost as interesting as humans reviewing code written by a human intern or temp or an offshore dev. On second thought, exactly as interesting. Everyone should have been doing XP for 30 years now: https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2
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Before seeing the sibling comment here this is muddled or contradictory -- I'd shared the link on (having watched it in full) noting this may be the best explainer of this nature for its target persona that I've seen.
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Even at unlimited budget, there is a crossover where outsourcing thinking to the machine costs more than the machine. What I mean by this: 1. Intern, analyst, junior, or offshore level coding is cheaper when done by the machine. /&#x2F
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The mentioned menu bar app is a MITM (man in the middle) and rightly discloses that it gets all your session creds and uses them, along with keychain and full disk access: Privacy: Reuses existing provider sessions — OAuth, device flow, AP
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That alternative name is how many rational adults experience the personalization industrial complex: "Oh god, I hate it when I get a new browser and all the ads are terrible! So much better seeing ads for stuff I want, instead of a
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> I think it's taught to look at source code through a peephole for the sake of context preservation Yes, to a (real) fault. Less than one in fifty times it ignores an instruction or piece of data in a file has it seen the instru
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In this case it doesn't eyeball same as it scores itself It self scores: 157 \char"263a as strong, while left is black circle smiley and right is full color emoji.
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Wish this wasn't written by Opus. The difference in the writing is structural. It sounded too elegant. The same outcomes produce different paragraphs because the words are attached to different incentives. LLM voice is a leading indica
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> OpenAI is speech-to-speech, there is no TTS in voice mode Which results in the interesting situation where the transcript isn't what was said: Q: Why do the voice transcripts sometimes not match the conversation I had? A: Voi
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Look at the number of : per paragraph. What human puts two : in a single sentence? "One additional failure worth noting: one incident response professional in the HN thread, raised a concern that operates independently of the bot pro
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And yet, aside from offering 512GB, that really old Studio Ultra M3 LLMs faster (especially sustained) than the new M5 Max.
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Difficult to believe this memory is made of unobtanium. Maybe Apple would rather not price it at all than experience blowback for either gouging or lack of inventory.
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Every vendor tripped over the third party affiliate human review issue. While consumers remain surprised by affiliate clauses, the QC problem is considerably different from marketing against those recordings. The linked article veers into A
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> qwen I only have luck with pi and qwen bashing 100 line scripts. Everything real needs a planful model. To your point: > You need to pair it today with a model capable of ingesting the whole context and providing a detailed pla
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> So far, I haven't tried anything that comes close to a Macbook. The trackpad on Apple's newest iPad Pro keyboard case is excellent. Downside: whenever you go back to your Macbook you'll try poking the screen a lot.
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> With 225 working days per year (assuming no night or weekend use), in the worst region that's 50% of the CO2 the average european person uses in a year, just for this assist function... So what you're saying could sound as

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