braebo

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by braebo 5mo ago
Socialism has been the answer since I was born in the 90s and the V shaped economy took hold. We have enough resources for everyone to have food, shelter, education, and healthcare without the need to extract value from their labor. All of
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by braebo 5mo ago
I’ve always found the evolutionary biology lens very compelling for ADHD — consider hunters and gatherers. Hunters benefit greatly from the ability to quickly and sharply shift attention in an instant. They thrive at night and can hyper-f
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by braebo 5mo ago
No type system is as strong as TypeScript — certainly not Kotlin.
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by braebo 5mo ago
Packing people into tiny spaces like sardines should be illegal.
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by braebo 5mo ago
You can easily persist agent memories in a markdown file though.
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by braebo 5mo ago
Which open model has the same performance as Opus 4.7?
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by braebo 6mo ago
Claude Code Desktop is as close as I can see them getting as it seems the big bet is that the IDE is on its way out as models improve.
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by braebo 6mo ago
That’s the lsp not runtime. Bun runs Typescript very fast. It’s a fantastic language and ecosystem.
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by braebo 6mo ago
Svelte for eliminating countless categories of complexity introduced by React.
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by braebo 6mo ago
We could use llms to scan source code and list all of the behavior not listed in the extensions page, like adware and geolocation tracking for example. Then another LLM locally to disable it and warn you with a message explaining the situa
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by braebo 6mo ago
Same but it’s certainly too slow.
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by braebo 6mo ago
Avoiding this with Opus has been trivial in my experience.
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by braebo 6mo ago
The cost per message increases with context while quality decreases so it’s still generally good to practice strategic context engineering. Even with cross-repo changes on enterprise systems, it’s uncommon to need more than 100k (unless I’
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by braebo 6mo ago
What motivated hezbolah to form and engage in violence?
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by braebo 6mo ago
Because it supports HTML as an escape hatch.
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by braebo 6mo ago
Because Typescript is the best language for most things.
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by braebo 6mo ago
They aren’t even remotely close to being the same at this point.
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by braebo 6mo ago
Agreed, not to mention the m additional cost of chats with more context.
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by braebo 6mo ago
Did they break down your door or shoot your SO in the head for not wearing a mask?
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by braebo 6mo ago
More like “Producing 80% of the correct answer” and the remaining 20% with some nudging and tweaking. Still extremely valuable.
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by braebo 6mo ago
Thank you for saying this.. ChatGPT is SO BAD. I suspect anyone that says OpenAI models are good are either lying or botting.
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by braebo 7mo ago
No sound on iPhone. Shame Apple is so hostile to the web. Tragic really.
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by braebo 7mo ago
Unregulated capitalism is unsustainable long-term anyways. This is just an accelerant towards the inevitable dystopia-or-socialist-utopia fork in humanity’s road.
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by braebo 7mo ago
Your sibling even more so.
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by braebo 7mo ago
I’m biased as generalist, but I believe there is science behind the emergent insights afforded to us.
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by braebo 7mo ago
I’m not so sure this regime ends without a civil war or something given how determined they are to end our elections and usher in their own version of Putins Russia.
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by braebo 7mo ago
My use of skills is more like prompt templates for steering as opposed to the traditional sense of the word skill
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by braebo 7mo ago
If branches are tied to linear ids then gh cli and linear mcp is enough for any model to get most of the why context from any commit
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by braebo 7mo ago
I’d love to see some of your design work.
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by braebo 7mo ago
I work for a startup that makes a b2b SaaS that is _way_ too complex for anyone to spec out in a markdown file, especially when taking things like ITAR compliance into consideration. We have seen steady growth and there’s been no signs of s

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