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by dmix 8mo ago
Theres already parental controls on Mac, iPhone, android, and I’m assuming windows. Those were voluntary
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by dmix 8mo ago
I watched an interview with the current NASA admin and he seems very competent. Good choice there. He basically implied SLS was a dead end outside Artemis and other options will be the future. It was also clear the influence of the Congress
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by dmix 8mo ago
This administration has repeatedly shown it will try to bully or take an outrageous negotiating position just to gain featly. Whether they get anything or whether the dispute is actually what the label says should always be treated with ske
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by dmix 8mo ago
> I know top-talent engineers and researchers that have moved out of the USA in the last 12 months due to the political climate Are they working remotely for US companies? In Canada that’s very much still the case everywhere you look &gt
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by dmix 8mo ago
I’m not an AI engineer but it’s not hard to imagine why some bright talent would want to work at the most exciting AI companies in the US while also making 3-10x what they’d make in Europe. Ideology is easy to throw around for internet comm
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by dmix 8mo ago
It’s not just admirable it’s the obvious position to take and any alternative is head scratching. It’s clear that this is mostly a glorified loyalty test over a practical ask by the administration. Strangely reminiscent of Soviet or Chinese
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by dmix 8mo ago
Well YouTube offers a no ads version for money. I personally don’t see a realistic alternative to ad supported social media so you’d have to ask someone who does think that.
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by dmix 8mo ago
The EU and UK is a long way from attracting top AI talent purely from opportunity and monetary terms. Not to mention UK is arguably further down the mass surveillance pipeline than the US. They’ve always had more aggressive domestic intelli
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by dmix 8mo ago
Not using Claude only weakens the state. Just don’t oblige
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by dmix 8mo ago
Tons of SaaS companies offer open source projects free periods or a limited hobby plan for free. Claude is offering a professional plan 20x'd for a free period. I don't see anything wrong with that. This is a far more resource exp
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by dmix 8mo ago
eslint is a good example of why coding in javascript is annoying. Your tools just constantly changing wildly over a version upgrade, so you look for a better one and find there's a new Rust linting tool but it's alpha and is missi
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by dmix 8mo ago
LLMs are going to keep React alive for the indefinite future. Especially with all the no-code app building tools like Lovable which deal with potential security issues of an LLM running wild on a server, by only allowing it to build client-
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by dmix 8mo ago
In Canada all the police cars seem to have automated license plate readers these days. This article explains there was a 2016 law where California won't share local police plate reader data with the feds, so they made a deal in 2024 wh
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by dmix 8mo ago
You can just look at examples in the article. For example "Lithium-Ion Cell Manufacturing" > Cell manufacturing uses NMP solvent for electrode coating, handles flammable electrolytes, and requires formation cycling that generat
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by dmix 8mo ago
It helps you can buy an electric car in China for 1/4th the price as California. They also massively invested in every sort of energy (not just solar) where it's cheap and affordable to develop industry. Everyone obsesses about la
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by dmix 8mo ago
I read an article that dug into public GDPR cases, which is a surprisingly small set, and it explained they have had a near zero impact on the massive advertising and data broker industry. They mostly just have a large back log of legal cas
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by dmix 8mo ago
In Canada people also buy SUVs and trucks because they handle the bad winter weathers better.
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by dmix 8mo ago
Every city seems to have budget issues. Municipal politics is such a mess, it never attracts any talent.
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by dmix 8mo ago
So it's more of a RAG via CLI than MCP.
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by dmix 8mo ago
Pentagon issue was reported before today. It only made headlines again from Hegseth’s comments.
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by dmix 8mo ago
Once they are a dominant market leader they will go back to asking the government to regulate based on policy suggestions from non-profits they also fund.
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by dmix 8mo ago
I tried Mercury 1 in Zed for inline completions and it was significantly slower than Cursors autocomplete. Big reason why I switched backed to Cursor(free)+Claude Code
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by dmix 8mo ago
Why Inertia.js? I quite enjoy not using JS heavy frontends in Rails by leaning on Turbo and light Stimulus JS controllers where needed. My experience going hard into Vue+Rails was full of pain and I've rediscovered why server first mak
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by dmix 8mo ago
What the status on Vite Rolldown? Is it nearing production?
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by dmix 8mo ago
So Tim said it's not yet practical so they aren't doing it? And instead of moving what they can? The article mentions they are opening a manufacturing academy to train a future generation of Americans to build manufacturing capabi
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by dmix 8mo ago
Apple also managed to build a Houston factory quickly there, it was announced in Feb 2025 and was starting production by August which is pretty impressive. https://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/economy/article&
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by dmix 8mo ago
> Instead of continuing with the code, I spawned a fresh Pi session, and asked the agent to write a detailed specification of how the brcmfmac driver works Planning markdown files are critical for any large LLM task.
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by dmix 8mo ago
This is a classic early internet style snarky comment you used to find all over forums
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by dmix 8mo ago
This is basically just telling people to learn to code Which IMO they should anyway if they are doing advanced automation
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by dmix 8mo ago
I would never use it on my MacBook or any machine but I understand why technical people would want to experiment with something dangerous like that. It’s novel, exciting, and might inspire some real practical products in the future (not jus

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