alex_suzuki

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by alex_suzuki 6mo ago
99% of humanity is too busy scrolling on their phones, consuming “content”, to even notice.
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by alex_suzuki 6mo ago
I distinctly remember having a Strike Commander poster in my bedroom saying “Strike really flies on a 486 DX/2”. Fond memories indeed.
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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy's 2025 Letter to Shareholders(aboutamazon.com)
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by alex_suzuki 7mo ago
We also have great chocolate.
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by alex_suzuki 7mo ago
Yeah I used to live in Zurich before moving into the boonies. We were the first party in the house of 8 to want fiber, filled out a form, ISP contacted house owner and everything was up and running in a manner of days. I now own (or rather
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by alex_suzuki 7mo ago
Swiss here. Just a minor clarification on the article: fibre is not available everywhere in Switzerland. Actually the rollout has been quite slow, and chances are that if you live in a rural or suburban area (like me) or in an older buildin
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by alex_suzuki 7mo ago
I hate that this is the first thing that crosses my mind now anytime I read a well-written article.
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by alex_suzuki 7mo ago
It’s a fairly long article, maybe they had it summarized and came to that conclusion…
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Musk asks SpaceX IPO banks to buy Grok AI subscriptions, NYT reports(finance.yahoo.com)
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by alex_suzuki 7mo ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47527415
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by alex_suzuki 7mo ago
It’s true for me, and probably for most parents, that connecting with other parents via the shared experience of haing kids is easy: there’s always something to talk about. But I also find that for me, both parties having kids is simply not
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by alex_suzuki 7mo ago
For me, kids have had a “filtering” effect. Where previously I had a lot of friends (including shallow ones), having less time and being less flexible in general compressed my circle of friends to just a few people with whom I share both a
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by alex_suzuki 7mo ago
Same here. Spam calls have really picked up these last couple of years, I also get multiple per day. Here in Switzerland you need to register with your ID to get a mobile phone number, but somehow these spam callers still manage to appear t
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by alex_suzuki 7mo ago
Remember to have a little something parked on your savings account. Compounding interest works in your favour over a few centuries.
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by alex_suzuki 7mo ago
https://www.bbc.com/news/live/c24d410m3g4t?post=asset%3A0575...
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by alex_suzuki 7mo ago
At least it’s “ahead of schedule”!
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by alex_suzuki 7mo ago
Same here. I’ve adopted uv across all of my Python projects and couldn’t be happier. ty looks very promising as well. Probably inevitable, and I don’t blame the team, I just wish it were someone else.
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by alex_suzuki 7mo ago
It's also seeing some adoption in the healthcare sector.
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by alex_suzuki 8mo ago
100%. We used to design the pipeline a way that is easily reproducible locally, e.g. doesn’t rely on plugins of the CI runtime. Think build.sh shell script, normally invoked by CI runner but just as easy to run locally.
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by alex_suzuki 8mo ago
Mine would use Swatch Beat: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swatch_Internet_Time I’m writing this at @296.77
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by alex_suzuki 8mo ago
I do this but it mainly leads to a lot of 1-to-1 conversations, which is fine, but a wider but still “curated” audience would be interesting.
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by alex_suzuki 8mo ago
> The entire thing could have been a couple bullet points It probably was
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by alex_suzuki 8mo ago
How do you find those pockets?
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by alex_suzuki 8mo ago
Or the other way around… are more recent approaches significantly disadvantaged because of the huge inertia of existing solutions by virtue of them having existed in the training data both broadly and for a long time?
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by alex_suzuki 8mo ago
Congrats on the launch! Personally I don’t see the appeal of tacking on to a dependency that I’d prefer to get rid of.
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by alex_suzuki 8mo ago
or at least i don’t want to see the goddamn handle, let me awkwardly turn my suitcase first!
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by alex_suzuki 8mo ago
Immediate nostalgia activated. I ran this on a Pentium machine (I think) at home, still living with my parents. Sometimes I yearn for the optimism and relative naïveté of those times.
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by alex_suzuki 8mo ago
I think you’ve just described an average Accenture setup.
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by alex_suzuki 8mo ago
For context: > At Microsoft, we're working to add articles to Microsoft Learn that contain AI-generated content. Over time, more articles will feature AI-generated text and code samples. From: https://learn.microsoft.com&
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by alex_suzuki 8mo ago
It's the sound of speaking when someone is stuffing AI down your throat.

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