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by _puk 6mo ago
Sorry, was on holiday. Self-starters. Idioms indeed!
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by _puk 6mo ago
My understanding was that the tax situation is not good for salaried work, but Tech workers primarily use limited companies to make it much more comfortable; many of the loopholes that have been closed in e.g. the UK with IR35 are still ope
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by _puk 6mo ago
Vybrid coding :)
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by _puk 6mo ago
Duel | Tech Lead / Staff Engineer | Bristol, UK (Hybrid) Tech stack: Angular moving to React | Node / Bun | ECS | Mongo | Snowflake Small team doing big things. We've taken the team AI native, the platform will be there withi
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by _puk 6mo ago
A lot of anthropic's recent improvements are coming from the task focus and improved orchestration around the models, not purely massive changes in the models themselves. This bodes well for us being at a point that even if the bubble
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by _puk 7mo ago
Tickets need to exist purely from a governance perspective. Tickets may well not look like they do now, but some semblance of them will exist. I'm sure someone is building that right now. No. It's not Jira.
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by _puk 7mo ago
Scratch that one off the ideas list I'll never get around to! It's an obvious idea, well executed!
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by _puk 7mo ago
There were conversations in the team yesterday about how Cursor's cloud agents are still ahead of Claude from a UX perspective. Obviously we're running both, using the right tool for the job. There is stickiness there from being e
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by _puk 7mo ago
So the classic build vs buy question
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by _puk 7mo ago
The fact you're asking is great. Having a similar story, I can tell you the the answer is not to try and fill that hole with someone else until you've worked out who you are, and what you really want. You're not the person th
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by _puk 7mo ago
On the Gboard keyboard. Without fail. But that's a different issue.
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by _puk 8mo ago
It's externalisation of cost. We've seen it everywhere, in communication, in globalised manufacturing, now in code generation. It takes nothing to throw something out there now; we're at a scale that there's no longer ev
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by _puk 9mo ago
someone will cry if you lose money or data.. the rest.. vibe code away!
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by _puk 9mo ago
Hopefully we'll get some real focus on making LLMs work amazingly well with limited hardware.. the knock on effect of that would be amazing when the hardware eventually drops in price.
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by _puk 9mo ago
You also have to be so exact.. Literally just searched for something, slight typo. A Vs B type request. Search request comes back with "sorry, no information relevant to your search". Search results are just a spammy mess. Correct
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by _puk 9mo ago
I think that keeping tailwind alive means that Gemini Studio: * Likely gets preferential access to new features and changes in tailwind, keeping it cutting edge * Keeps a framework alive that Gemini is already good at If a new framework bec
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by _puk 9mo ago
Meta literally got caught doing this. Writing to a local server, and then uploading from the browser to bypass consent mechanisms. https://wire.com/en/blog/metas-stealth-tracking-another-eu-w...
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by _puk 10mo ago
Both the free and paid tiers of lovable don't charge for security fixes, and before you can publish it requests you run security audits. I've found doing this, and regularly asking "did you just make my system massively insec
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by _puk 10mo ago
Is there a meta tag to point to the API / MCP?
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by _puk 10mo ago
Sounds like literate programming in markdown for anki cards.
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by _puk 10mo ago
You mean nationalised? You realise even the subsidies go to pay Canadian pension funds [0] 0: https://weownit.org.uk/who-owns-our/railways
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by _puk 10mo ago
Brings back memories of a recent 16 year old stood in tears whilst they took her details to prosecute her because she was travelling on a child ticket "but my mum always bought me a ticket". No mercy. Fuck those guys. Same guy tha
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by _puk 10mo ago
It's where you have processes etc set up to manage your IT infra, but these very processes often make it impossible / too time consuming to use anything. The team that needs it ends up managing things itself without central IT sup
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by _puk 10mo ago
You're against Netflix on principle, or? All I read here is, I bought some gift cards, binge watched a couple of decent series, and then moved on.
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by _puk 10mo ago
I imagine that's a big part of the drive behind discontinuing Chromecast support.. https://www.androidcentral.com/streaming-tv/chromecast/netfl...
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by _puk 11mo ago
"only for thing people would legitimately like to have." Whilst that may be true for the most part, much of the art dealt nowadays is never displayed, just stored somewhere incredibly tax efficient until it's value has gone u
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by _puk 11mo ago
As it was put to me over the years: Have you ever regretted hiring someone who you were 100% sure on? Have you ever regretted hiring someone you weren't 100% sure on? Definitely or no, it's that binary sometimes.
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by _puk 11mo ago
Yeah, that clearly makes sense from OpenAI's perspective.
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by _puk 11mo ago
Edit: Parent has edited out the comment ranting about "the normal people using chatGPT as a modern WebMD". This is not shutting anything down other than businesses using ChatGPT to give medical advice [0]. Users can still ask ques
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by _puk 11mo ago
You think parrots don't think?

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