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by etothet 7mo ago
Even if you have some basic understanding of how LLMs work, I highly recommend Karpathy’s intro to LLMs videos on YouTube. - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7xTGNNLPyMI - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EWvNQjAa
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Dell Fiscal Year Results(investors.delltechnologies.com)
3 points by etothet 8mo ago|3 comments
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by etothet 8mo ago
The tech sector continues to be impressive, largely due to AI (and headcount cuts). When will the bubble burst?
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by etothet 8mo ago
I've been a mostly happy 1Password customer with a Family plan for quite some time. This may cause me to jump ship. My biggest issue with 1Password has been 1) how intrusive it can be in the browser, especially on mobile when it's
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by etothet 8mo ago
“The workflow I’m going to describe has one core principle: never let Claude write code until you’ve reviewed and approved a written plan.” I’m not sure we need to be this black and white about things. Speaking from the perspective of leadi
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by etothet 8mo ago
Part 1 is linked in this article and explains a bit: “Minions are Stripe’s homegrown coding agents. They’re fully unattended and built to one-shot tasks. Over a thousand pull requests merged each week at Stripe are completely minion-produce
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by etothet 8mo ago
I second this. I do use some terraform, but for most of our stacks, CDK has been fantastic.
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by etothet 8mo ago
I definitely noticed this on Opus 4.6. I moved back to 4.5 until I see (or hear about) an improvement.
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by etothet 8mo ago
I came here to ask this question. I find the existing agentic coding integraton to be clunky and slow. I've had much better luck with my Xcode projects just using my agentic coding tool of choice in the CLI.
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by etothet 9mo ago
The short answer to your question is “yes”. I’ve been a part of projects that largely leveraged agentic coding tools and produced net posititve results. BUT, we didn’t skip code review and we didn’t lower the bar for what good code looks li
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by etothet 9mo ago
Maybe the US government can make a requirement that DJI divest and spin of a US controlled subsidiary. That seems to have worked great with ByteDance and TikTok.
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by etothet 9mo ago
It feels like the author is conflating Tailwind the open source project vs. Tailwind Labs the business, which Adam says has run into a bad situation with their revenue because Tailwind Labs’ paid projects aren’t getting as much traction as
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by etothet 9mo ago
They had 8 people total: 3 founders (who is still there), 1 businessy/partner program person (who is still there) and 4 devs, 3 of which were laid off. They now have 5 people total - 3 founders, the business person, and 1 other dev, wh
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by etothet 9mo ago
You may be correct (and I hope you are), but speaking anecdotely, I have several friends & acquaintances on the right who justify pretty much any actions taken by the admnistration (including this one). Many of the supporters of this ad
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Testing AirPods Live Translation in Tokyo(nytimes.com)
4 points by etothet 9mo ago|1 comments
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by etothet 10mo ago
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by etothet 10mo ago
I 100% agree. It's been incredible for velocity and the capabilities and accuracy of the models I've been (mostly from Anthropic) have improved immensely over the last few months.
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by etothet 10mo ago
I’ll start off by saying that the model Y is one of the best mid-level cars I’ve driven so the issues I mention below are worth the tradeoffs to me. In my experience, Tesla navigation can be pretty bad when navigating my large urban city. D
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by etothet 10mo ago
From the article: "What I find really interesting about this change on Apple’s part is how it seemingly goes against their own previous human interface guidelines..." Welcome to Apple of the last decade. As an avid user of many Ap
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by etothet 10mo ago
On an Apple TV with first gen Homepods connected it is incredibly laggy. Specifically rewind and fast forward take sometimes up to 10 seconds to respond. And even then they never seem to get me to the correct location. It’s pretty maddening
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by etothet 11mo ago
I went public schools growing up and never imagined homeschooling as an option when I eventually had children of my own, but my kid was not the same in their school after the pandemic. Coupled with how ideologically focused the public schoo
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by etothet 11mo ago
I’ve made my living amd career off of PHP and I enjoy its modernization. Coding in PHP can be a lot like playing the guitar or writing poetry: many people can do it, but it’s easy to do very badly.
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by etothet 11mo ago
This is exactly what Devin ( https://devin.ai ) is designed to do. Their deepwiki feature is free. I’ve personally had decent success with it, but YMMV.
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by etothet 11mo ago
To each their own. This syntax actially resonates with some people, which is why template-based frameworks like Vue and Svelte are also popular. In fact, at first glance this reminds me a lot Vue in some of its approach and syntax. BTW - wi
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by etothet 11mo ago
A cheaper Mac Mini? $599 for the entry level is a pretty great deal (assuming you view macOS and the ecosystem as a feature and not a bug). Genuine question: is there a comparable Windows machine in a mini desktop form factor at a similar
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by etothet 11mo ago
This is often the real driver in these decisions. A previous company I worked at had an API written in modern PHP with Laravel. Traffic wasn’t very heavy on most days and we could autoscale when it was required. It worked great and we hadn’
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by etothet 1y ago
I recently went into an Apple store to try the new 3’s with my 2’s ready for a side-by-side comparison. I had heard mixed reviews about sound quality, fit, and the ANC. I was prepared to hear at best an incremental improvement, but boy was
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by etothet 1y ago
The corporate version of "It's a feature, not a bug."
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by etothet 1y ago
It doesn’t “know” anything.
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by etothet 1y ago
They have been pushing me and company extremely hard to vet their various AI-related offerings. When we decide to look into whatever service it is, we come away underwhelmed. It seems like their biggest selling point so far is “we’ll give i

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