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by dreadsword 1y ago
Qualcomm has introduced two advanced AI chips—the AI200 for 2026 and AI250 for 2027.
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Cheers and thanks for sharing - that's a big list!
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Awesome - thanks so much for checking it out! Cheers!
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Circling back to this: https://deadstack.net/sources Note that the top news breaker is: The Verge, having broken about 10% of stories on my site; TechCrunch is next at 8, followed by ... MacRumours at 7.
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Awesome--- thanks so much for the kind words!
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Still reading! Yes - RSS is on the roadmap - a /recent feed, and feeds for tags. Cheers!
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Send me more questions, and I'll send you more answers!
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Dude, its old school LAMP stack all day. I use SimpliePie to handle & sanitize feeds, storing text only (stripped of HTML). Edge cases are pretty smoothed out by simplepie!
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by dreadsword 1y ago
I'm with you on not wanting to do user management, feature creep, user data security concerns, etc.
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Yes - I was actually deliberate about leaving infinite scroll out; I started w/ scrolling on tag pages, for example, but switched them to paginated - largely for the feeling you described.
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Where are you seeing that?
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by dreadsword 1y ago
I hear you - today was heavier on product announcements than normal I feel. And re: blogs - for sure: send me suggestions and I'll add them...!
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Hey - still thinking about sources here. With the data I have, I could actually do an interesting analysis of news sources - i.e.: - how often do their stories become members of clusters? - how "fast" are they to publish on a topi
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Looking good - keep at it! Use it yourself every day, and iterate it continuously.
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by dreadsword 1y ago
You should only see that message once when you first show up, and as annoying as it is, there's a compliance element to it. Let me know if its persisting for you after accepting!
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Thanks very much! Architecture - is truly recidivistic - LAMP, cron jobs, o3-mini, bootstrap. It works, its fast because its not complicated, and b/c I'm doing things like updating hourly vs. real time.
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Cheers and thank you very much --- yes, LLMs are very well suited to editorial tasks!
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Individual feeds from ~100 sites!
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Well thank you so much for the very kind words, and don't hesitate to reach out with any feedback!
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Ah cool! it is built to be extensible, and I'll give you a preview of another vertical here: https://northfeed.ca/ And - did you actually see the time machine at the bottom of the right hand column? Or - was that just
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Not familiar with fever, but there is something similar buried at the heart of mine - the LLM clusters stories, and they get promoted to public when they reach a threshold of unique sources. That threshold is a function of day of the week -
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Yes - Techmeme is definitely the archetype and a great product, and I have spent lots of time there over the years as well!
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Cheers and thanks for the kind words! And yes - LLMs (at least o3-mini) do a great job as my editorial team - the site is 100% automated.
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Cool - particle looks great - I really like how visual it is. Distinguishing characteristics - personally I get value from the unambiguous timeline (no editorializing in /recent), and (as nice as the visual is) the non-visual, super si
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by dreadsword 1y ago
How about now? Story titles are still clickable links, but are black. Made the story count a link as well, and kept it blue as a visual cue.
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by dreadsword 1y ago
I hear you - there's something to be done there. My initial thought was to stay as close to convention as I could (links are blue!), but as the RECENT list gets long, its definitely gets less scannable. Thank you for the feedback!
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by dreadsword 1y ago
What dark magic is this! Very cool repurposing of technology. If you don't mind me asking - what's the origin of the name Tommy?
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Cheers and thank you! I'll reshare an earlier comment that I think answers your question - let me know: Thanks so much for the kind words - its 100% o3-mini for clustering. I have zero editorial input as to what constitutes a cluster,
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Awesome - glad you're enjoying it and thank you for the kind words! My "Stack" ---- LAMP + o3-mini for editorial tasks + Bootstrap for responsive front end. That is to say: Its old school, and painfully functional. But, light
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by dreadsword 1y ago
Noted, thank you! I haven't put a tonne into readability, other than some basics - I prefer a serif'd font, and I made sure the background was easier on the eyes than #FFFFFF haha

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