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by benzible 1y ago
Jose commented on that that elsewhere: > I'd love to integrate with whatever model subscription is available but it seems using Max outside of Claude products is against their terms. I suggest reaching out to Anthropic and letting t
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by benzible 1y ago
EREVs appear to be a good solution.... https://www.motortrend.com/features/what-is-an-erev-extended...
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by benzible 1y ago
A friend of mine is maintainer of an open source service used (at least, at one time) by all of the major social media platforms as a load-bearing piece of their infrastructure (intentionally keeping it vague). My friend was invited to inte
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by benzible 1y ago
I don't think Tesla's judgment should be the litmus test. They have capacity to produce 250K Cybertrucks / year, currently on pace to sell < 20K and it's only going down from here.
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by benzible 1y ago
Upgraded to an "advisory" for the California coast.
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by benzible 1y ago
Glad that Musk torched his relationship with Trump so that the FAA / Starling contract is no longer on the table.
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by benzible 1y ago
This isn't true. LiveView has buit-in form recovery: https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix_live_view/form-bindings.html#reco...
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by benzible 1y ago
"Old man" doesn't look that old to me (guess that means I'm old!)
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by benzible 1y ago
Ah, sorry, I need to actually read things before I react :)
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by benzible 1y ago
As someone managing a relatively low-profile SaaS app, I get constant reports from "security researchers" who just ran automated vulnerability scanners and are seeking bounties on minor issues. That said, it's inexcusable - t
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by benzible 1y ago
One person's dystopia is another's Christian nationalist authoritarian paradise. Vought / Project 2025 have been quite explicit in their goals. They believe that they're at war with secular institutions and what they cal
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by benzible 1y ago
Yes, but Grover Norquist thought the path was tax cuts → Congressionally mandated spending cuts → worse government. Trump/2025/DOGE's big innovation has been skipping the first step and simply ignoring Congress' "po
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by benzible 1y ago
"Faulty intelligence" accepts that DOGE / Russell Vought / Project 2025 are sincerely concerned with government spending. The evidence says that this is deliberate sabotage of government functions to erode public trust.
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by benzible 1y ago
The other possibility is that there's no strategy or goal beyond the fact that Trump likes the word "tariff".
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by benzible 1y ago
This looks interesting but I'm able to use Claude Code w/ Sonnet 3.7 via AWS credits. If that's only available in an enterprise plan here, I won't be trying this.
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by benzible 2y ago
Yep
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by benzible 2y ago
If you have AWS credits... export CLAUDE_CODE_USE_BEDROCK=1 export ANTHROPIC_MODEL=us.anthropic.claude-3-7-sonnet-20250219-v1:0 export ANTHROPIC_API_TYPE=bedrock
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by benzible 2y ago
Guitar tab is uniquely suited for exercises because it directly shows which string and fret to play, which is important since the same note can be played in multiple positions on the fretboard, unlike an instrument like the piano where std
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by benzible 2y ago
This is very far from my experience. It's been impressive on a few things but as of now I'm on day 3 of trying to get it to fix an issue in an open source library I maintain that I haven't had time to deal with. I'm in a
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by benzible 2y ago
Interview with the CEO from a few months ago: https://www.builderonline.com/building/dandelion-raised-40-m... From this, it sounds like the economics are dependent on Inflation Reduction Act incentives which face an u
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by benzible 2y ago
"Suitable" depends on what the aim is. If this were a good faith effort to find "waste and fraud" then clearly not. But if the goal is to destroy the capacity of the government to place any restraints on enterprise (and
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by benzible 2y ago
That's not how any of this works. Read up on separation of powers. Just to take one example... > the Supreme Court ruled nine to nothing that when Congress directs that money be spent, the president is obliged to do it. [...] Presid
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by benzible 2y ago
We don't have a monarchy (yet). The Constitution does not say "anything in here is void at the whim of the President". An electoral win does not allow him to unleash a gang of thugs through all of the agencies, to shut down C
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by benzible 2y ago
https://www.thedailybeast.com/yes-its-a-coup-and-yes-its-tar... ( https://archive.is/jSt78 ) > Most of us will change the channel or scroll to the next social media clip. Most in the media will “both sides
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by benzible 2y ago
So, you think the system is genuinely trying to identify expertise to achieve equitable outcomes, and just happening to fail at it? Rather than policy being shaped by personal networks and existing power structures that tend to benefit them
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by benzible 2y ago
How about the fact that Meta killing their fact-checking feature will have a very direct impact on the quality of Community Notes? Per today's Platformer: "Another wrinkle: many Community Notes current cite as evidence fact-checks
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by benzible 2y ago
"hot deploys on fly.io to a planet-wide cluster, in 3 seconds.": https://x.com/chris_mccord/status/1785678249424461897
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by benzible 2y ago
AlphaGo wasn't an LLM.
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Fly.io: 25 Minute Outage(community.fly.io)
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by benzible 2y ago
> A surprising number ended up being academic types that were extremely smart but could never actually finish anything. As a startup CTO currently building with Elixir, I can say that it's absolutely possible to hire people who know

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