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ByteDance opened up the public release of Seedance 2.0 today, April 15. They had promised the model late last year, but access stayed locked to commercial partners for months, with delay after delay. As of today, anyone can try it.
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Every time someone asks whether juniors are going to stop learning how to program because LLMs can write code for them, I have the same reaction: you’re asking the wrong question. You’re confusing code input with software engineering. Those
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This post asks a different question. After almost two months running that setup in production, shipping an episode every Monday, last night I finally pulled the plug on Qwen3 and switched the whole thing to ElevenLabs v3. Let me tell you wh
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For the last 37 days I locked myself into a vibe coding immersion. The goal was simple: actually understand what the current generation of LLMs and coding agents can do. Not on a weekend toy project, but building real things, with productio
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Bitcoin on the Home Server: Sovereignty with Coldcard, Sparrow and Fulcrum
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This post is a direct follow-up to my recent articles about the new home server with openSUSE MicroOS and the Minisforum MS-S1 Max. Those covered the foundation. Here I want to show one concrete use for it: putting together a decent Bitcoin
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37 Days of Vibe Coding Immersion: Conclusions on Business Models
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For the last 37 days I locked myself into a vibe coding immersion. The goal was simple: actually understand what the current generation of LLMs and coding agents can do. Not on a weekend toy project, but building real things, with productio
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Is RAG Dead? Long Context, Grep, and the End of the Mandatory Vector DB
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Classic RAG (using vector database) is over. With the most modern frontier models offering 1 million or more tokens for the context window, we should change our approach to knowledge organization.
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Testing Open Source and Commercial LLMs – Can Anyone Beat Claude Opus?
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Running Arch Linux Over Windows 10
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My Notes about a Production-Grade Rails Deployment on Google Cloud Kubernetes
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Cryptocurrencies: Is It a Bubble? Does It Matter?
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From 10k and Beyond: Discussing Crypto Currencies
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From Microsoft to Apple, and Back Again
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THE CONF 2017 – The First International Tech Conference in Brazil – Report
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Windows Subsystem for Linux is good, but not enough yet
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Why it is just lazy to bad-mouth Ruby on Rails
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The Economics of Software Development
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Coincidentally I wrote about this same subject this week. But I went a step further than that. It's not about the pen. http://www.akitaonrails.com/2017/06/01/conference-talks-inte...
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Conference Talks, Interviews, and the Pen
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Programmers Guild – Religion and Sports
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Enabling Optimus Nvidia GPU on the Dell XPS 15 with Linux, Even on Battery
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From the Macbook Pro to the Dell XPS. Arch Linux for Creative Pro Users
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Optimizing Linux for Slow Computers
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Arch Linux – Best Distro Ever? (Update with Pacaur and Linux-Zen)
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It's not that we are all "pissed", it's not the tone of the article. I wrote it because that's what I see happening. And I will be the first to be proven wrong. But right now, it's not that Apple products are &
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That's one of the points. Back then, using Xcode and develop for iOS were bonuses, yet another reason to buy a Mac. These days, it feels more like I am obligated to buy a Mac if I want to develop for iOS. Not the same pleasure it once
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thanks, corrected :-)
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