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by cadamsdotcom 6d ago
Holy crap that was dope. The music, the colors, the pacing.. just an absolute work of art by 2swap - and from the sounds of the end of the video, many many collaborators! Thanks for sharing!
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by cadamsdotcom 6d ago
Sorry, but that's quite an antique take. Modern China has morphed itself into a highly capable society. They make your drones, they make your computers, they make your textiles... and mostly, they do it while providing their people bet
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by cadamsdotcom 11d ago
> 2026-03-02: Ruohang Feng has forked MinIO to pgsty/minio and is promising to maintain a stable, CVE-patched, distribution. This is what I went with. I use it in end to end tests as an S3 simulator that starts and stops instantly a
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by cadamsdotcom 12d ago
> There are only two features people actually care about: reliable message delivery and the ability to reach their friends. Sorry to be a pain, and with full recognition that I don't probably represent the majority, but I care about
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by cadamsdotcom 12d ago
Love the note about X > Further, they should be removed because X is an awful site with poor moderation that is owned by a man who publicly performed a Nazi Sieg Heil salute and has directly contributed to the rise of fascism in the Unit
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by cadamsdotcom 12d ago
I'm talking of a world in which laws are strong and well written enough that people don't need to worry; they can mash that Accept button and not be getting screwed over. We agree that most peopke aren't equipped to provide i
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by cadamsdotcom 12d ago
Sure that happens. But in this case the quality was there - the uppers and attachment to the soles was top notch. They look and feel awesome. But the soles - the shoes' souls - are designed to disintegrate in real time.
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by cadamsdotcom 12d ago
I did, but it was because I'd had my expectations raised by Saucony's products (see my peer comment for more info)
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by cadamsdotcom 12d ago
In principle I agree; after all they're softer and lighter than most. But my equally anecdotal counteranecdote is that I've owned multiple pairs of the Saucony equivalent (Pro 2, Pro 3, and then Pro 4) over multiple years and gott
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by cadamsdotcom 12d ago
Personal anecdote I treated myself last year to some Nikes (Vaporflys) because they looked suave on a friend's feet.. Did 180km of training, maybe 5 weeks worth, and the soles utterly shredded. Couldn't put my foot down level, cor
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by cadamsdotcom 12d ago
A lot of value is left on the table because informed people don't give up data. If simple regulation existed - say, "no one can use data for any purpose the user did not explicitly consent to, including product improvements AND in
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by cadamsdotcom 13d ago
Yep. Having to type the code is a form of accidental complexity, and with it gone, you can focus more on the problem to solve, getting it down faster. Of course it's possible for it to go off the rails. Consider that a wildly swung swo
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by cadamsdotcom 16d ago
> no one will actually master their craft. The (new) lack of need to redo solutions to already solved things opens up new craft we've not yet conceived. We shouldn't reimplement solutions and call it self-education; humans have
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by cadamsdotcom 17d ago
Anthropic is scarily good at PR, but not quite as good at honesty about its intentions. Adjust what you read accordingly :/
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by cadamsdotcom 1mo ago
These structures got old and weren't replaced. This is plain old urban decay. Some places let their old stuff decay and get vandalized. Others tear down their old stuff and don't replace it. But some cities - not all - tear down
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by cadamsdotcom 1mo ago
TUIs are better for typing centric keyboard workflows; GUIs are better for keyboard shortcut centric . Your desire UX will guide you. People don't expect to be primarily typing into a GUI; they expect to occasionally click something
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by cadamsdotcom 1mo ago
The boundary isn't code vs specs. The boundary is wherever you let go of determinism. If you can deterministically turn specs into the same code every time, congratulations! But all you've done is made a higher level language. LLM
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by cadamsdotcom 1mo ago
A vanishingly small percentage of the software in the world has failure modes that kill people. To say the analogy you're making is "only partly applicable" would be very generous..
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by cadamsdotcom 1mo ago
Agreed in principle although I'd say screwing over is strong as this will end up as just a cost of doing business in Australia rather than lead to losses. Every economy should get value for its resources - no country is obligated to se
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by cadamsdotcom 1mo ago
And yet we admire Fable et al for its persistence. These models were trained on human data, and human nature is to cheat if you think you won't get caught; why is anyone surprised by models cheating? The only fix is better detection an
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by cadamsdotcom 1mo ago
The better approach is to stop the LLM in its tracks the moment it emits jargon or tortured metaphor and inject a turn that tells it what's expected instead. The joy of watching a dumb AI-ism be sharply corrected by code you wrote mont
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by cadamsdotcom 1mo ago
Well then be careful of US/UK spelling!
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by cadamsdotcom 1mo ago
Stoked to soon be able to give these people money. The moment there's a device available I'll be checking closely to see if it meets my requirements. Thanks to everyone who worked so hard to get here.
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by cadamsdotcom 1mo ago
I'm voting with my wallet. My plan downgrade kicks in next month. Thanks Opus 5 for helping me kick the habit.
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by cadamsdotcom 1mo ago
Nice data! Tim (author) if you're there: it'd be amazing to see the split of which agents people are using, if you have that data.
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by cadamsdotcom 1mo ago
Why not rip and replace the parts of the readme then? It's like making a beautiful chocolate praline and shipping it in a shoe.
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by cadamsdotcom 1mo ago
Why wouldn't you use parameterized tests or compose your setup out of fixtures that run the shared setup code? Running a test, then running it a second time, then asserting something else.. is just weird.
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by cadamsdotcom 1mo ago
Can we please state the measuring system in use. 4F is not enough to rise above a noise floor; 4C is getting close.
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by cadamsdotcom 1mo ago
What a breath of fresh air. If 2026's Anthropic did an announcement like that, it'd be so many words it'd crash the browser.
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by cadamsdotcom 1mo ago
So an LLM can't just read your home page? "we seem to keep shooting ourselves in the foot, and the solution we have invented is bulletproof shoes"

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