dmix

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   by dmix 6mo ago

   Cursor has the best default dark theme IMO It also has a much better edit prediction model than Zed
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   by dmix 6mo ago

   Had the same experience with a rails project, it injected an LSP+linter we don't use in our project and it has really annoying to figure out how to disable it in a settings. Having to debug an editor's settings JSON the first time
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   by dmix 6mo ago

   Not like the US didn't try. California spent 15yrs trying to build a high speed train and failed. Canada has been talking about building trains forever too and it usually goes nowhere because the budgets explode like every major infras
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   by dmix 6mo ago

   Github released that split PR beta, so sounds like they are still thinking about the future which is moving towards small manageable PRs which are part of a parent ticket. That's a solid way to dealing with AI codegen bloat.
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   by dmix 6mo ago

   +1 use warp every day. Needs some UX improvement around the agent stuff and file editor but I see it as alpha/beta software so I'm not too critical.
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   by dmix 6mo ago

   MBZ is definitely more anti-islamism than the saudis. UAE really doesn't like muslim brotherhood while Saudis have supported groups aligned with them in Yemen plus Saudis are getting closer to Turkey/Qatar. Even UAE/saudi bac
7. 367.▲
   by dmix 6mo ago

   UAE's major issue with Saudis is their quiet support for Islamism as well. They know countries like Iran exploit for it like a wildcard which always backfires and destabilizes the region, which is bad for business.
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   by dmix 6mo ago

   Just look at the Jack Ma case https://www.cnn.com/2022/05/04/business/china-jack-ma-rumor-... They kept him under house arrest for years and now he complies
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   by dmix 6mo ago

   https://periscope.corsfix.com/?https://www.nytimes.com/2026/...
10. 370.▲
    by dmix 6mo ago

    America could just reduce their cost of living, optimize their healthcare, make domestic business more attractive etc instead of trying to ban everything to duct tape over deeper problems
11. 371.▲
    by dmix 6mo ago

    It expires in 2036
12. 372.▲
    by dmix 6mo ago

    https://hbr.org/2005/04/the-half-truth-of-first-mover-advant... https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5654eb6ee4b0e19716ec5... Showing how old I am with that reference A more recent article
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    by dmix 6mo ago

    Maybe it was never really about maximizing the model technology as the ultimate end goal and far more about the business side and infrastructure. The software will only improve for so long before it hits a wall. The best models were just a
14. 374.▲
    by dmix 6mo ago

    Plus the whole thing of first mover advantage being a myth, especially in the tech industry
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    by dmix 6mo ago

    It's pretty obvious much of this article was written with AI, there's about 15 emdashes. This electrek site frequently comes up in my Firefox news feed and they seem to have made a business of breathless reporting news about Tesla
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    by dmix 6mo ago

    That is true. Plus DEA doesn't want to lose any power and they'll have the presidents ear.
17. 377.▲
    by dmix 6mo ago

    There has still been a major decline in federal prosecutions for marijuana in the US, something like -50% since 2020. The vast majority of weed prosecutions happen at the state level. Biden also mass pardoned minor weed possession charges
18. 378.▲
    by dmix 6mo ago

    Anything that impacts sleep like habitual alcohol or weed use. Nothing more important than sleep quality for health.
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    by dmix 6mo ago

    Reading files is always the biggest token burning when coding. If it can't find stuff quickly or has to use less and head to trim it before finding it, then you're just wasting context window Cursor both lets you highlight specifi
20. 380.▲
    by dmix 6mo ago

    I like Warp but something about it is very opaque and confusing. Maybe it has a learning curve I haven't committed to, or it's just very alpha and evolving often.
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    by dmix 6mo ago

    I used to hate on Composer 2 but I'm coming around to it. Opus for the big stuff and multi-file operations, Composer for all the small day-to-day IDE tasks works pretty good for me.
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    by dmix 6mo ago

    The solution is use both. They both have their usecases. Cursor's autocomplete and quickly highlight a few lines -> throw into context, plus it's got a very good file index/API (which burns much less tokens than Claude&#x2
23. 383.▲
    by dmix 6mo ago

    I did that then I switched back to Cursor after Claude kept running out immediately. Now I pay for both. Cursor also has a very nice integrated DX that I miss in Claude's VSCode plugin.
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    by dmix 6mo ago

    A quick google search of the UNSECO target is "at least 15% of total public expenditure (or 4–6% of GDP)" and both the US (~5%) and California (~4-5% of gdp) already pass that criteria.
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    by dmix 6mo ago

    For context: SAF is backed by Saudis/Qatar/Egypt/Iran/Russia and RSF is backed by UAE/Libya/Ethiopia/Chad/previously Wagner but Russia switched sides. The US and others have pushed for negotiations bu
26. 386.▲
    by dmix 6mo ago

    Now the US has the same small set of defence contractors who are staffed by ex-government officials and no one asks any hard questions when every single project is 10yrs late and overbudget.
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    by dmix 6mo ago

    Pretty sure almost all of the functional ones were destroyed or were kept in such reserve for security they weren't being used.
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    by dmix 6mo ago

    The same issues with fighter jets procurement infect everything these days. Public transit, space, government software, etc.
29. 389.▲
    by dmix 6mo ago

    What was the drama about?
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    by dmix 6mo ago

    I'm pretty Kimi is what Cursor uses for their "composer 2" model. Works pretty good as a fallback when Claude runs out, but definitely a downgrade.