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by bredren 4mo ago
The MBA m2 is still highly capable though! I upgraded to M5 air and use both daily and the M2 holds its own.
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by bredren 4mo ago
I suppose from some perspectives it is. When I designed our take on it, I was solving a problem I experienced on Craigslist. I had not seen this prior art. I built a simple refresh for a new email address interface that people really loved
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by bredren 4mo ago
Wow, I wasn’t aware of this and it definitely predates our work. I’d have presumed this would have come up in the evidence for that case but afaik it has not. IANAL, but perhaps Craigslist’s response to our product, which included blocking
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by bredren 4mo ago
Yes. Even if you take out revenue from scams, it does not change the question of what Craigslist could or should have done regarding governance. Craigslist adhered to basic features and community volunteers partly to avoid responsibility. T
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by bredren 4mo ago
Hasn't Apple's dev environment for iOS and its non-macos relatives always been about working with as little memory as possible? It seems like Apple, of all companies has been about doing more with less memory. That would seem to h
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by bredren 4mo ago
Yes, this is not labeling what is an apple and what is a pear. "Annotation" does not do this work justice. For a coding agent, for example, there is *very detailed* analysis of the turns and ranking of different portions of the co
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by bredren 4mo ago
This sub optimal system is what has (at times) led to massive growth of disruptive technologies and platforms. People got reasonably mad at Apple’s iron fisted control of the App Store and access to its platforms. It got to the point that t
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by bredren 4mo ago
What is going broke for a programmer? This is US centric but a $200 Claude code and $100 codex sub is a vast, vast amount of tokens. Enough to pay for itself many times over. It provides exposure to the very edge of harnesses and experience
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by bredren 4mo ago
Here's the prompt I used: --- Can you make a version of this that is more in the style of "the way things work" the cool inventions book from the 90s with cavepeople and wooly mamoths and that illustration asthetic? https:&#
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by bredren 4mo ago
I asked mythos to make a "The Way Things Work"-inspired version. Published: https://banagale.com/the-way-the-motor-works/ Source: https://github.com/banagale/the-way-the-motor-works It l
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by bredren 4mo ago
They're talking about patching Claude Code.
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by bredren 4mo ago
> not even considering business security. I suspect personal privacy and need to run AI workflows to handle the litany of administration tasks of a household will be what result in regular need for local AI. Apple is already out front wi
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by bredren 4mo ago
Liquidity at some multiplier is easy to measure. The value to the investors also includes the outcome of dealflow resulting from the relationships and network built up along the way.
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by bredren 4mo ago
Yes. I got somewhat stuck on the idea of the sets being kept together, partly because I thought it would be good to pass on used ones with the manuals. But I found that if the builds are out they will be played with and fall apart and event
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by bredren 4mo ago
Isn’t this just a lagging indicator of popularity at the early liftoff of cli ai? A sign of weariness in the rapid evolution of tooling, where people got off the train a stop too early? A confusing overloaded acronym (cli) and term (skill)
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by bredren 5mo ago
Maybe the delta is worse under their respective native harnesses.
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by bredren 5mo ago
It is possible to build automation that efficiently handles low level customization of new versions as they appear.
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by bredren 5mo ago
Yes. Audio Scrobbler was the thing.
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by bredren 5mo ago
The word for this type of boarding is “flophouse.” This is the type of place one might be “waiting for the other shoe to drop.” Which carries a variety of potential meanings in this moment of AI. Tangentially related: Mack and the boys live
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by bredren 5mo ago
Can anyone who has extensive, recent, experience with Claude code and Codex contextualize the current Gemini CLI product experience?
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by bredren 5mo ago
This intentionality in the application of AI is very confusing for folks because at first glance it seems like it should just work. It seems to, even. Whereas if you hand a router to someone with a flush trim but in it and ask them to clean
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by bredren 5mo ago
Did the article get edited? There is not much description of the field trip.
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by bredren 5mo ago
It also enables a similar model to Facebook's insight into third party mobile app growth. The state could look for early growth trends in a given category or model type. Then their org has the option to burnish or bury models that alig
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by bredren 5mo ago
Which garage door opener brands / models would you recommend?
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by bredren 5mo ago
> The object was described as being "similar to the Eye or [sic] Sauron from Lord of the Rings, except without the pupil, or maybe an orange Storm Electrify bowling ball." It would have been some fantastic spy tech, alright.
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by bredren 5mo ago
It is very important, the low latency. I prompt orchestrations most of the day, and am very particular about the fidelity of my context stack. Yet I’ve used advanced voice mode on ChatGPT via the iOS app a lot. And I have not had a problem
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by bredren 5mo ago
They may read like so many others, but what I don't understand is why special agents in the FBI would take it upon themselves to report strange phenomena. This seems like it would be a CLM, as the authority of their testimony is centra
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by bredren 5mo ago
I identified this in August last year but it was specifically excluded by Anthropic's Vulnerability Disclosure Program Policy at the time. You can still see the exclusion on HackerOne: https://hackerone.com/anthropic-vd
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by bredren 5mo ago
1. Worktrees 2. Multiple simultaneous projects 3. Orchestration that includes handling of CI workflow 4. Active work to further improve or refine tooling 5. Experimentation producing muscle memory as experience versus code output
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by bredren 5mo ago
This line makes a valid point. People record strangers all the time. In an obvious way or trying to be sneaky. Just because you don’t notice it doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen. However, this is still a different thing than smart glasses whic

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