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by edu 6mo ago
Thing Ai^Ai. It might break the market.
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by edu 6mo ago
Besides the article, I think a big issue for this would be the speed of the input-decision-act loop as it should be pretty fast and Claude would introduce a lot of latency in it.
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by edu 6mo ago
Yep. It made me go check the date of publishing thinking it was published on 2023
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by edu 6mo ago
I’ve recently started making bread, at the moment still with fresh or bakers yeast and planning to grow my own sourdough. It’s not very niche, but as a hobby it’s pretty fulfilling. It allows for a lot of play, and you end with something ta
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by edu 6mo ago
Agree. Work hard, but also family hard, “friend” hard, play hard, and in general just live hard. Edit: and no one likes to work hard for peanuts or under threat of being fired
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by edu 7mo ago
Obviously your support chatbot with talk to your flavor of clawd that will call Claude Code that will code a solution that will be reviewed by Codex that will merge and release it and then will ping clawd that will send an email to the user
37.
by edu 7mo ago
Great analogy, I’m saving it!
38.
by edu 8mo ago
I’m in the same place and share the same experience with you. Album art gets my 2.5 y.o. engaged with the music and uses what he remembers to ask for certain albums. Also, he loves to look at the booklets and ask about it. In the future, I
39.
by edu 8mo ago
P
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by edu 8mo ago
Hugged to death?
41.
by edu 8mo ago
I think it would be aprópiate if @dang added a (2016) to the title
42.
by edu 9mo ago
The also have a nice trimming feature where you can trim the video by editing the transcript
43.
by edu 10mo ago
Same in Barcelona.
44.
by edu 10mo ago
We already have daycare and schools, that take care of kids for 8h. And then there's the thing that usually parents like to spend time with their children. It would be simply better (probably harder) to improve society so one could hav
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by edu 10mo ago
Ed
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by edu 10mo ago
This is intriguing, but honestly the first thought that came to my mind reading the home page was “jack of all trades, master of none”. Take it as constructive criticism, but I didn’t learn why should I try over my current tools of choice.
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by edu 10mo ago
I actually think that AI is a great use case for writing emails, starting from a draft or list of what you want to say and getting it polished to a professional tone. You need to prompt it correctly, review and iterate so it doesn’t become
48.
by edu 10mo ago
Code absolutely belongs there. Like any technology (be it printing presses, weapons, or algorithms) code is neutral by design, but not by impact. It can bolster democracies or undermine them. The real agency lies with those who wield it. An
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by edu 11mo ago
As somebody from Spain, I concur.
50.
by edu 11mo ago
iPhone 12 mini here, I replaced the battery last year, and still going strong. Actually, I fear the day I'm forced to upgrade due not having the mini size available anymore...
51.
by edu 1y ago
That's a fun take, similar to the classic XKCD 538: Security. https://xkcd.com/538/
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by edu 1y ago
Agree, I was checking the code and the first thing that I notice were the extremely detailed doc comments even for simple methods. i.e. the memory[0] class. 0. https://github.com/sql-hkr/tiny8/blob/main/s
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by edu 1y ago
Yes, it feels scammy. Like you, I've no problem paying for software if it seems worth it. I've payed a few times for Highcharts (different companies) and I did gladly and without hesitation, it also feels that they're being h
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by edu 1y ago
I don’t know, let me take a look into it and I’ll get back to you [when]
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by edu 1y ago
Totally agree, you can respect the quality of someone’s work without needing to buy into everything they say or do outside of it. I also don’t get where this purity test comes from, but it’s definitely not a good thing.
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by edu 1y ago
I agree. To me it feels like food with too many additives, like fast food.
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by edu 1y ago
Agree. I don’t understand the teen of making the phones thinner but larger. I guess I’m part of the small demographics that love the mini, hope my mini 12 have a couple or more years of live in it.
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by edu 1y ago
It seems we should go back to low tech (books, handwritten assignments, paper exams...) for all courses except the technology ones (which are still a must, but need to be improved). Of course, they could still AI to help them with homework
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by edu 1y ago
I totally agree on the easiness of accessing content
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by edu 1y ago
But it will be harder for them, the same way it's harder to get alcohol if you don't have a proper ID, and just that will prevent a good number of them of accessing it or at least accessing it in a regular way.

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