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antfarm
6d ago
Funny how that short article has a sentence where an article that should be there is omitted. "The word <unicorn> starts with vowel letter..." When I see this, I always assume the author to be Russian.
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antfarm
9d ago
I remember finally getting what closures and reduce are when I learned Ruby in 2008 for my first Rails job. A pivotal moment on the same level as when I finally understood how recursion and pointers work in 1995 in my first semester CS cl
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antfarm
11d ago
Reverse centaur at an organizational scale.
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antfarm
12d ago
Judging by what people who worked closely witb Sam Altman say about him, you should not trust an organisation led by him.
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antfarm
14d ago
Sprint is a terrible misnomer, it should be iteration . It's about seeing work as a series of opportunities to gather feedback and apply the learnings to the way future work is done.
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antfarm
15d ago
What part exactly? I hope not the one about DHH publishing essays promoting far-right talking points.
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antfarm
19d ago
It works fine for me, I use the column view (unless I want to sort) and don't use groups (uncheck Edit > Use Groups). Back in the MacOS 7.5 days I had a system extension that gave me the column view I knew from my university's
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antfarm
1mo ago
Why not just use the original title of the blog post? It's "Merchants of Insecurity".
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antfarm
1mo ago
Not to forget the fact that websites nowadays can be real memory hogs, are dynamically assembled on your machine and burn cycles on pure eye candy UX like animations and transparency. The web's focus on design and cleverness over conte
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antfarm
1mo ago
Why do intelligent people still use X? Thanks for the xcancel.com link!
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antfarm
2mo ago
We nearly destroyed our planet to get there. Technocrats here applaude the new technological achievements that make life a little easier (less boring?) for the top one percent while willfully ignoring the associated costs for everyone else.
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Tangled · The next-generation social coding platform
(tangled.org)
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2mo ago
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Apple dethrones Nvidia to regain title of most valuable company
(theguardian.com)
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2mo ago
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2mo ago
I think these videos are a great way to visualize what is wrong with the "personality" of LLMs: they are shallow, unoriginal, overconfindent. The videos convey this in a more vivid and direct way than any text answer could. I ofte
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2mo ago
I don't understand the many Teenage Engineering references in this thread, this design has no soul.
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antfarm
2mo ago
There should be a global registry for books written by generative AI and sold under the name of a "real" (probably non-exisiting) author.
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3mo ago
I was expecting a new release of the Hy language ( https://hylang.org ).
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EduScrum
(eduscrum.org)
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3mo ago
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3mo ago
This is a bit of a straw man. There obviously is a huge gap between knowing the human condition from living through it versus just having "read" about it during training.
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3mo ago
> I hope this doesn't become the new norm where government becomes the bottleneck for innovation in the AI space. I hope that not too far in the future a responsible government* will become the bottleneck for innovation in the AI
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iOS 27 Adds Mac-Like Recovery Mode for iPhone and iPad
(macrumors.com)
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3mo ago
As the random is seeded, I would like an undo/redo button.
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3mo ago
And creepy.
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3mo ago
Looks dorky.
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3mo ago
I had the same thought after reading the first few sentences. Bathrooms and kitchens especially have to be cleaned regularly, and not just superficially. Otherwise, what the author describes happens.
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4mo ago
Take a good look at the codebase you're working on. My guess is there's plenty opportunities to clean up after others, or even yourself.
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Apple Watch for Your Kids
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4mo ago
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SwiftTUI
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4mo ago
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4mo ago
Unfortunately, the download links on those pages are broken.
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4mo ago
I had the exact opposite reaction. Around 2006 I came across two of his OSCON Talks on the IT Conversations Network and totally loved them. I must have listened to them hundreds of times and forwarded them to a lot of friends and colleagues
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