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atonse
5mo ago
I had the same experience with their shitty customer service but for something much smaller. I had red filament from bambu that was constantly getting clogged and they had me go through so many hoops. they had me measure the filament thickn
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5mo ago
I do think they're missing an affordable SUV (something that's a true 3-row SUV like the Model X but cheaper). And Musk has teased something like that recently. And Rivian is about to make an affordable SUV. So overall, I am hopin
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5mo ago
I absolutely love it. I had a Model 3 for 7 years before that, and that car (at least in 2018) felt like a slightly beta car. Manufacturing was a bit shoddy in places, but still was an _awesome_ car to have for 7 years. But the Model Y seem
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atonse
5mo ago
With EVs, Tesla's the only one in the US not phoning it in. I used to think they were until I got a new Model Y Juniper. I don't count Rivian or Lucid until they actually have even somewhat affordable EVs. But pretty much everyone
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5mo ago
Even if the trend doesn’t continue, the current models are very very good. They’re better than the average programmer in the industry, already.
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5mo ago
That's why I mentioned them leaving. Because something about the culture didn't work, and they left. Especially true if they leave before they're fully vested.
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5mo ago
I'm not the parent poster which is why I still stick to looking at the people... If you start seeing the people that created bun leaving Anthropic, then I'd probably start to worry. And I haven't seen any sign of that yet.
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5mo ago
> I think it is insane that people got into a situation where they had committed to a javascript runtime that had to "figure out how to monetize at some point". Why? What's the risk? It's open source. Also, speaking o
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atonse
6mo ago
Sure but in the case of this article, seems like it doesn’t affect anyone else but the consumers of this product.
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atonse
6mo ago
Since this has turned into a "giggle about fans" thread, one of my favorite company names is Big Ass Fans [1]. They make really large fans for warehouses, etc. And their logo is a donkey. 1: https://bigassfans.com/
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atonse
6mo ago
Congrats to the Zed team. I love that there's such a powerful and blazingly fast editor out there for us. While it's been hard to use zed when the pull of claude/chatgpt desktop and terminal apps feel more full featured and t
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atonse
6mo ago
Sorry, I don't follow. Are you saying that he should leave a social network website because some of its users are bad? Or that the people that run the website are bad? And also, there's some alternate microblogging site that is le
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atonse
6mo ago
It's all about who you follow. My feed is mostly AI people, entrepreneurs and nerds. Some political stuff gets through, but otherwise, I'm glad to be back on X in the last few months (I left a few years ago in disgust over the ins
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atonse
6mo ago
> If it's not a problem, can I have read-only access to your financials? Have you built a product like the OP and demonstrated that you've put a lot of time/thought/etc into the infrastructure? If not, then it's
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atonse
6mo ago
Yeah, clearly I haven't done any meaningful reading regarding Morocco. I will read up more to fix the gaps in my knowledge. :-)
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6mo ago
100% agree with you. Especially with the amount of sun they get, would be a great candidate for Solar. Renewables also seem to be the best pathway for many nations to attain some level of energy independence (which is NOT the same as oil in
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atonse
6mo ago
During one of the x threads where Mitchell was (legitimately) complaining about Github, there were a couple replies suggesting that GitHub should hire him to be their CEO. And I remember seeing that and thinking "huh... not at all a ba
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atonse
6mo ago
But it’s hardly industrialized right? So is that a fair comparison?
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6mo ago
My problem isn’t that the models aren’t good. I’ve got that down and opus has been so great since last fall. My problem is that ever since about a month ago, the token usage has gotten out of control and I’m hitting $200/mo max weekly
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6mo ago
I’ve thought the same. Because the main thing a financial advisor does is have the knowledge of different financial instruments and pair it with your situation right? An LLM would do that extremely well but can also do it more often. not on
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6mo ago
I would love this. I’ve built software to manage my business and personal finances and am using hacks right now (activity csvs for personal, quickbooks transaction api for business). In an ideal world I’d move it all to plaid to help analyz
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atonse
6mo ago
In this case, the creator has explained that this is all read only. So what’s the problem?
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6mo ago
Thank you so much for actually sharing these technical details. Shows you know THIS website’s audience. And the thought put into security at every level gives me more confidence in the overall tool. I’ve tried to build this myself (mvp for
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atonse
6mo ago
Honestly, I have zero issues with legalizing marijuana (I'm not an expert on the effects), but I just don't like how the smell really travels and overwhelms local areas nowadays. Fair or not, I think it smells stronger than cigare
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atonse
6mo ago
I was an early user of conductor and used it a lot (like from maybe oct to Jan). But then there was some bug where maybe it wouldn’t release file descriptors or something where my laptop needed to be rebooted twice a day. So I stopped using
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atonse
6mo ago
So to save the idea of $300 (logo design with "local" talent is never $300, it is only that cheap if you offshore it), they tried to ruin a business that presumably employs multiple LOCAL people full time (way more than $300) with
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atonse
6mo ago
Except we can’t discount the fact that Jobs chose Cook as his successor. So there’s something Jobs clearly saw there, past being “diametrically opposed” to Jobs’ product obsession. Maybe Jobs felt there were enough product people.
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6mo ago
Eh I don't see how this makes any sense. It's a huge corporation built on a legacy app that's just been near impossible to modernize despite their best efforts, what's the benefit? My guess is that Atlassian is getting r
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atonse
6mo ago
No the bad faith part comes from assuming that the output is low quality, and that just because I get _feedback_ in five minutes (read again what I said) it somehow implies that I spent 5 minutes on it and then moved on, never to revisit. I
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6mo ago
The obvious bad faith part of your argument is assuming that it's "low quality output." Another is using a blanket negative and dismissive term like slopper, without taking a chance to actually see the work output (at least i
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