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by dmix 2mo ago
An 84yr old who doesn't understand the technology and 72yr old political hack? Both of whom are populist and lived in the fringe most of their careers.
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by dmix 2mo ago
The modern version of democratic will is a sudden need to ban everything because you saw some outrage articles on social media.
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by dmix 2mo ago
Not to mention the all remote workers available to fill in, both within the US and outside it.
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by dmix 2mo ago
Open source fork?
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by dmix 2mo ago
FWIW I use ZSH in Warp daily and never had this problem with ls. Although I have experienced the the agent prediction doing a false positive auto-switch thing a few times.
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by dmix 2mo ago
I don't currently plan to use this stuff (mostly because I generally use Claude via IDE sidebars) but I still love Warp and their TOML/YAML based config which preloads my 10 tabs + tab groups on init, covering the 3 projects I wor
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by dmix 2mo ago
Second order effects of well intentioned regulation. As is tradition.
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by dmix 2mo ago
Even React Native tools used by tons of companies struggle to keep up with Xcode build tool changes on mac itself.
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by dmix 2mo ago
Sam drank the "superintelligence" kool aid early on and said 30-40% of jobs could be impacted by AI, but recently admitted he was wrong > “My scorecard, at the highest level, would be we’ve been roughly right on technological p
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by dmix 2mo ago
eBay has always nickle and dimed you. I remember a friend saying that in the early 2000s when he ran a big eBay store. He always tried to avoid eBay but you made money easier online than at a flea market or Craigslist which come with their
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by dmix 2mo ago
Right the whole conflict UAE has with Saudis is they support Islamists who do stuff like that, which destabilizes the region. That's a good battle to have play out IMO. The fact a power player is even taking that position is pretty gre
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by dmix 2mo ago
I use YNAB ( https://www.ynab.com/ ) for budgeting so I already had all of my financial data in a single source. Exporting the CSVs locally and asking Claude to be my financial advisor legitimately gave me good advice. Not ju
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by dmix 2mo ago
I'd still take UAE vs Saudi, over Iran destabilizing everything in the region (Lebanon, Gaza, Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Western Sahara). Not to mention supporting Russia and North Korea.
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by dmix 2mo ago
This is definitely connected to AI. High code volume, bigger PRs.
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by dmix 2mo ago
That sounds difficult for a human to manage, are we sure we want software to encourage that? (and therefore AI)
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by dmix 2mo ago
I'm all for more
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by dmix 2mo ago
The article says $4B was put into solid state research/companies as of 2025 in the US alone. Seems like they are working on it
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by dmix 2mo ago
That plus leaning on legacy reputation of journals or schools, instead of open websites and virality.
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by dmix 2mo ago
It's very common to experiment with ideas using your own data or personal niche, then branch out by finding analogies in real world business applications or (less commonly) a consumer tool with a cleaner pitch. The important thing is t
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by dmix 2mo ago
I do that already because it's good to have other models to ground Claude. You can do a lot with the $20 plan on Codex as backup
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by dmix 2mo ago
China managed to double energy production between 2015-2025 (including 60 nuclear reactors). On paper the west should be able to do the same, tech companies are putting huge money into solar, natural gas, and nuclear. Most of the limitation
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by dmix 2mo ago
> The macro effects of all the money going into AI are apocalyptic The doomer discourse around AI is about as overhyped as the investors are. It's two parties getting pumped up by social media who will be disappointed it's just
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by dmix 2mo ago
The target audience isn't always people who know what curl or a python script is. It's more like an easy to install plugin you can serve up, which tells Claude which endpoints to use via a user asking a generic question (users who
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by dmix 3mo ago
They heavily implement guardrails where you can ask about anything cybersecurity related and Anthropic constantly talks about the risk of openly releasing models without aggressive AI safety rules, while only letting a small group of organi
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by dmix 3mo ago
If you listen to interviews with Dario and Daniela Amodei it's pretty obvious they think they will be the ones helping define the regulations on AI instead of a group of partisan politicians who don't understand technology, lean
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by dmix 3mo ago
Anthropic will continue being a victim of their own naive positions on AI safety. They keep dancing around it but their communication is essentially pro-regulation if you read between the lines.
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by dmix 3mo ago
DMCA needs to be reformed one day.
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by dmix 3mo ago
> I've long had a soft spot for dependently-typed languages Whatever happened to Idris? Is that still being developed? Edit: Looks like they are working on Idris 2 https://github.com/idris-lang/Idris2
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by dmix 3mo ago
Even the EU thought the “EU Chips Act” was a failure which is why they are trying to re-invent it after spending billions https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/apr/28/eu-microchi... I don’t think the
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by dmix 3mo ago
Funny I just went camping in a provincial park in Canada and I put a tent down on some dirt next to a tree which turned out to be full of buried nuts which was revealed when I tried to sweep away debris. You'd have no idea there were a

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