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It's crazy that NextJS became the default new developer tooling. It's a bit unfortunate that whoever can scream the loudest with their marketing to get people to git clone their framework tends to grow the fastest. There are so ma
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Anecdotally, it's way above 90%. I think the only game in the last 2 years I haven't been able to run is battlefield 6. Any game that is reasonably popular has a very good chance of running. Just go to protondb and anything gold a
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As someone who briefly wrote a bunch of AI generated blog posts, I kind of agree... The voicing is terrible, and the only thing it it does particularly well is replace the existing slop. I'm starting to pivot and realize that quality i
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Public trust demands paper voting systems...
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Yes I wasn't specific enough and contradicted myself. I said anyone can be a cost cutter, and that includes engineers. Where engineers are unique is in their ability and training to be efficiency and value creators. They are productivi
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No kidding... This would probably resolve the Fermi paradox if proven true...
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At best doge was engineered cost cutting. Engineers are builders - not cost cutters. Anyone can be a cost cutter. The reason China is ahead is that they're building like crazy. They made and continue making long term capital investment
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So excited for this! I'm on 22.04 but I've been watching this closely. I love stable things so I might still wait for this to get out of beta, but I love that it's making progress! Maybe in time for 2026.04 LTS? Excited to de
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There's the monitization angle! A new channel to push recommendations. Pay to have your content pushed straight to people as a personalized recommendation from a trusted source. Will be interesting if this works out...
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Let's be honest: the trouble here is that both of those numbers are wrong. They have been changing and adding exceptions to the basket of goods measuring inflation for many years now. Unemployment statistics have a long series of probl
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Power creep. They should just buff cat 1 and 2.
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I don't think I would go far enough to say that it's generally a red flag... I see people adding unnecessary complexity to things all the time and advocate for keeping things simple on a daily basis probably. Otherwise designers a
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Its a bit of both, but its primarily due to the high insulation. There are 2 gradients: The surface gradient is what I mentioned about and its quite steep(only a few meters to drop tens of degrees). After that, you reach approximately the a
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Long-term thermal storage is something I've been fascinated with the last year or so. Heat loss inside of dirt is so incredibly slow it's hard to wrap your head around. One fact that I find helps is the fact that after an entire w
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It's the opposite. You're underestimating the scope of time lost by losing a few percent in productivity per employee across hundreds of thousands of employees. You want speed limits not speed bumps. And they should be pretty high
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Actually Omarchy is also run by 37 signals so this post is effectively that them saying that they're going all in on the same stack as a group. They can obviously just change what that stack is whenever they want though. This is coming
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There's some truth to this take but it's not nearly as bad as most people think. Many people look at the economy and see that it is bad and so they think the economists must be bad at their job, but in many cases people in power s
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I would say that this is largely a feature not a bug :) Let's look at what the author said about this: > For instance, if a developer owns multiple adjacent parcels and decides to build housing or infrastructure on one of them, the
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Sounds like we agree. Parent said this: > Focus on the spending first, and make sure it's essential. Then figure out how to fund it. Which is what I disagreed with. There is no "sequence" to this where one comes first. You
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Happy to answer anyone's questions on LVT if they have them! It sort of breaks your head the first time you try to think about it because we are just not used to thinking about supply and demand in cases where supply is actually fixed,
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> How, specifically, do they arrive at these assessments. So is your argument that you don't understand something and so it must be wrong? There's an extremely large amount of existing material that is used by property assessor
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> I content that it is simply not possible to evaluate the "unimproved value" of a given parcel. How familiar are you with existing property taxes? It might surprise you that land value estimation is literally already happening
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I think I disagree with this? From pragmatic standpoint there needs to be some spending and it obviously makes sense to think about how best to raise revenue. Does that make sense?
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Apis do not need to necessarily tell you everything about themselves. Anyone who has used poorly documented or fully undocumented apis knows exactly what I'm talking about here. Obviously, for http apis you might often see something li
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Interesting. So if you project outwards a while, you hit around 10000 hours about 6 years from now. Is that a reasonable timeline for ASI? It's got more of a rationale behind it than other methods perhaps?
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> The idea is that we will all spend more money on AI that we spend on phones AI is not a consumer product. Businesses will pay for AI. They will use it for whatever they are building. We will buy what those businesses build. The medium
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It's no different from using a solar cell though. It's all sunlight at the end of the day!
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Amazing. Geothermal has actually become my favorite energy "pie in the sky" source. If drilling was 10x cheaper, we'd all be using geothermal for everything. If we could just figure out how to drill a bit better, the world wo
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> I enjoy technology but less and less so each year, because it increasingly feels like there’s some kind of disconnect with the real world that’s hard to put my finger on Same here. I want to be an engineer. As a good engineer, I find a

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