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cr125rider
searching PlanetScale…
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Man these tore me up. What wonderfully written sentiments.
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And identifying a bot that is acting on my behalf. Claude go search this topic is basically the same as Googling something and clicking on the results. Human driven AI searching needs to be in a different box than AI scraping for training d
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5mo ago
Yeah Taiwan isn’t under any sort of threat these days, good thinking /s
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5mo ago
Just because it’s not your backend doesn’t mean there isn’t a backend
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5mo ago
More than you can afford cause you had to ask, ha
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5mo ago
The incredible infrastructure required to coordinate warehouses worth of compute actually seems pretty tricky. They’re worth more money than god so they get 0 leniency, but it does seem hard.
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5mo ago
Analysts are the worst…
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5mo ago
Made by Sean Gillies and a few others. Back when mapbox was doing all sorts of great open source stuff. Legends https://github.com/sgillies
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6mo ago
This is satire, right?
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6mo ago
7 OSI layers were too many. What if we ONE BOG ONE!
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6mo ago
Isn’t the Lego Group incredible at this? Their parts are tiny, all different colors, and their tolerances are incredible.
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6mo ago
Eh that’s a common business model. Pay to get the ads removed is basically the same thing.
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6mo ago
Debian is fine but their kernels are so old if you have any new hardware it can be clunky and you have to fiddle with backports of the bleeding edge version
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6mo ago
And that’s okay. If we have better tools that help more people “hack” on problems, that’s great.
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6mo ago
Super fun! Nice job shipping!
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6mo ago
That doesn’t sound bloated enough. Too fast. Gonna give a user whiplash.
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Great job with the comparison table. Immediately I was like “neat sounds like firecracker” then saw your table to see where it was similar and different. Easy! Nice job! This looks really cool
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6mo ago
Every LLM site looks like Vercel which is such a shame.
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6mo ago
How’s life on the spectrum? Have you been diagnosed?
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I’ve definitely used the “meta LLM” to do research into how LLMs need information to help me get to the next step.
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6mo ago
This is awesome! It worked great on mobile
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6mo ago
If only we had ways to automate repeating processes… oh well
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6mo ago
How much do they rely on OSM these days? They were a TomTom shop, that was obviously horrible, then were OSM based. Is that still the case?
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Which is wild we’re coming full circle. Everyone made these things easy to publish to so we could onboard newbies faster but then we all figured out that sacrificing security to save someone 10 minutes of reading was a bad idea. Don’t get m
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6mo ago
Can you add RSS to your site? I’d love to follow but can’t.
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6mo ago
Can you explain why that’s wrong?
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6mo ago
Exactly. The problem with capitalism is how slow it is to respond to changes.
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7mo ago
They said the magic words to get Linus to start flipping tables. Never break userspace. Unusably slow is broken
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Then add A BUNCH of extra XML to bloat the page nicely
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7mo ago
Does the hype cycle even last 15 days in 2026? It seems like they stabilize after a day or two. Happy to be proven wrong here…
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