dmix

8 ms·

181.
by dmix 3mo ago
Nice to see Lobsters is made with ruby DHH has made a big deal about using SQLite in rails
182.
by dmix 3mo ago
This might have been published before they released their tech blog, I don't see one
183.
by dmix 3mo ago
The purpose of the company is also rarely defined by it's name. Brands aren't inherently descriptive and it's normal for companies to evolve over time.
184.
by dmix 3mo ago
Most likely, SpaceX killed the code uploading yesterday so they are definitely concerned about the backlash > The researcher who exposed Grok Build uploading users' entire repositories to cloud storage says the transfers have stoppe
185.
by dmix 3mo ago
This seems pretty silly.
186.
by dmix 3mo ago
Microsoft pretends they do this with Azure where they'll let you signup with a credit card but anyone who has used Azure knows that the web admin is absolutely terrible and almost always requires speaking to a disinterested human to se
187.
by dmix 3mo ago
I remember reading a book about an FBI investigator who specialized in recovering stolen art and it mostly turned out to be low-rent sad hucksters. The chase is always more interesting than the stories of who took them. https://
188.
by dmix 3mo ago
Enterprise companies typically don’t just add credit card forms, they push you through a sales process and don’t care much for small accounts.
189.
by dmix 3mo ago
They never had a proper mandate or real power to do anything, so it was mostly bullshit (see canceling software contracts) and the administration/Elon deserves criticism for pretending otherwise merely for PR. It should have been somet
190.
by dmix 3mo ago
sahil also said: > "The public was seeing news reports of mass firings that seemed cruel and heartless, many assuming DOGE was directly responsible," he continued. "In reality, DOGE had no direct authority. The real decisi
191.
by dmix 3mo ago
Energy prices are cheaper in Canada as a whole than the US which is cheaper than Europe. While China it's still significantly cheaper that those since they invested in every sort of energy instead of fighting it.
192.
by dmix 3mo ago
Usually they add “chronic” like chronic Lyme disease https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chronic_Lyme_disease
193.
by dmix 3mo ago
GPT was falling behind coding/work stuff vs claude, but I never felt it was a poorer generalist Chat agent. I've used both quite a bit back/forth and this is just my personal opinion.
194.
by dmix 3mo ago
News coverage showing her boat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-D5XrFQHCuE
195.
by dmix 3mo ago
Claude has never been the best Chat agent. GPT and Gemini have the lead there. But Claude chat is still perfectly serviceable if you don’t want to pay for two.
196.
by dmix 3mo ago
The article mentions access to NBR latex being an issue, but doesn’t explain that this is less commonly produced in America because they produces much more shale gas these days which doesn’t result in enough butadiene needed. So the most im
197.
by dmix 3mo ago
Most of the issues with datacenters could be solved by a) investing in energy b) ramping up RAM and chip production, and c) enforcing already long established rules around industrial water management. These tech companies are already inves
198.
by dmix 3mo ago
These developments are always facing local resistance. I previously lived in a place where they were building a quarry 30min outside of town and tons of houses had anti-quarry signs on their lawns. It was a big deal to appear anti-quarry ev
199.
by dmix 3mo ago
All news is influenced by what’s popular social media these days. And that becomes part of what people talk about through the grapevine. But no doubt there’s plenty of organic NIMBYism, anti tech growth stuff, and run of the mill fear of ch
200.
by dmix 3mo ago
NYT reported today that Russia and China are funding anti-datacenter and anti-ai hysteria on western social media. Always easier to boost something already existing on social media than manufacture it themselves, then wildly blow it out of
201.
by dmix 3mo ago
I have a friend who lives 1.5hrs outside Toronto and needs Starlink because ISPs don’t offer anything useful. Same with a family member with a house even closer to Toronto. These aren’t far off North Ontario rural houses and there’s tons of
202.
by dmix 3mo ago
All journalism is terrible these days. They just want a catchy headline for the ad view and nothing else matters, including whether the headline is true or not.
203.
by dmix 3mo ago
I recently set up Posthog in production on 3 apps and Posthog's MCP and integrated AI chat were very helpful for onboarding (verifying integrations, setting up and recommending dashboards, debugging an event not being tracked properly,
204.
by dmix 3mo ago
Eslint is like an anchor on upgrading anything (including Eslint itself). I'll be happy to move on from it.
205.
by dmix 3mo ago
I stopped updating CLAUDE.md because I felt like Claude always ignored it. But over time I noticed there is still times (especially during planning and review) where it's good to maintain the official document as a reference. As oppose
206.
by dmix 3mo ago
This market is far from mature or established to be making rankings. There's been plenty of tech markets where the early days didn't predict the later years. I'm personally skeptical of Grok but maybe they can pull off a prof
207.
by dmix 3mo ago
Cursor has had a good AI product tons of people used for real work for 2yrs (up until recently when the Claude gap widened significantly) while Microsoft/Github has just been pretending they do with Copilot and awful Github AI integrat
208.
by dmix 3mo ago
Every major sports league has a history of this inconsistent administration stuff. The goal is ultimately entertainment.
209.
by dmix 3mo ago
Costco does deliveries like most grocery stores, so you don’t need a car
210.
by dmix 3mo ago
Tax payers are already responsible for the fees paid to cancel the contract early, but won't tell the public how much it cost. They also already paid for a test run with a first nations community in 2020 https://www.cbc.ca&#

More ›