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I've appreciated following your story. Happy that it's brought more meaning to your life and been a net-positive for the planet. That says a lot.
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I don't have a strong view on whether this vaccine should be approved. I do have a strong view that "we agreed to your trial design, then rejected your filing for the trial design" is not how a functioning regulatory process
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FDA refuses Moderna's application for new mRNA flu vaccine
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9mo ago
At the moment, I'm focused on https://intraview.ai - tool to help developers learn code alongside their coding agent. A few other things and spending too much time on here :)
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The 3.3% paid conversion is not great. Believe it or not, the Recon Analytics trend is actually worse primary usage among Copilot subscribers dropped from 18.8% to 11.5% since July while Gemini climbed past it. People who paid are leaving.
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You're right that you can fix it via Get Info → Change All. I know the procedure. The issue is that Xcode updates and macOS updates tend to reset those associations back. There's a long-running Apple Community thread titled litera
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9mo ago
agree, I do value the ability to market ones-self as a skill.
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OT: Rant Xcode being loaded on my computer causes something akin to a kernel panic. Not the fun kind where you get to read a backtrace and feel something. The existential kind. Every time it hijacks a .json or .xml file association, I exp
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9mo ago
Yes, with 128K GH stars. Impressive if true.
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I believe it was actually expensive because the developer spent 1/2 their tenure picking that sick font. I do actually like it.
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9mo ago
you made my life. Thank you life long internet friend.
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The metaphor I'd use is, can you understand the a story if you don't read it in the original language? Code is a language that describes the function. I want to say, I've lived through the time (briefly) where folks felt if y
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OT: Can someone vibe-code Geocities back to life?
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Agreed, I just read this paper by AWS' Ahmed El-Deeb https://dl.acm.org/doi/epdf/10.1145/3780063.3780066 (PDF loads slow....)
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Ah, I'm always up for a tangent. The boring answer from Capt. Obvious. Incentive alignment. That said, WebAssembly might be the trojan horse. While it started as a browser compile target, WebAssembly System Interface (WASI) is extendin
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9mo ago
Curious if you can elaborate on what's missing or failing, to require Fusion 360?
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Now let's cross this with the game of life with a lot more processing and see what happens.
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9mo ago
and very expensive domain.
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[puts on tin foil] you mean something that improves the detection and transcription of voices when the person doesn't realize the mic is on, like when it's in our pocket?
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Almost feels like it was joking but I know we shouldn't anthropomorphize AI (yet)
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Surprised this hasn't been shared here before. Built by my former colleague, Stewart Allen (Co-Founder/CTO of WebMethods, CTO of AddThis, Co-Founder/CPO of IonQ, et al.). What caught my attention: - 100% free, no subscription
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Grid: Free, local-first, browser-based 3D printing/CNC/laser slicer
(grid.space)
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I was amazed only saw one comment mentioning the agentic coding and it was overwhelmingly positive https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46724639 The reality is, this is a HUGE project to do with no GIS / image gen expe
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Insane outcome. Really thoughtful post with insights across the board. Thanks for sharing
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I've built multiple new apps with it and manage two projects that I wrote. I barely write any code other than frontend, copy, etc. One is a VSCode extension and has thousands of downloads across different flavors of the IDE -- won&#x
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I'm in agreement that standardization is helpful. But I DON'T think the standard should start by piping the prompt directly into claude/model cli. I say this as someone who has seen, first hand, an exfiltration attack locally
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This made my day. Love this, thank you!
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I think it depends on what you call successful. I've built products that solve my problems and have released one, Intraview.ai -- it's functional, solves a real problem for me and my customers. That said, as a business goes, it&#x
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Sharing some feedback and some broader context. I think it's said in other words elsewhere but the "picked" state needs to be clearer that it's picked up. What may be helpful is to actually add a drop shadow/scale&#
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I'm expecting someone to build the chrome plugin shortly.
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