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by interstice 10mo ago
If only this was the actual standard for journalism and not copy pasting half understood content with additional spin.
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by interstice 10mo ago
Mux was getting a bit too expensive for the way we were using it, so I wrote a Sanity plugin for video hosting on Bunny CDN, it’s been fantastic!
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by interstice 10mo ago
The issue here is that LLM’s are not human and so having a human mental model of how to communicate doesn’t really work. If I communicate to my engineer to do X I know all kinds of things about them, like their coding style, strengths and w
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by interstice 10mo ago
> I beginning to think most "advanced" programmers are just poor communicators. This is a interesting take take considering that programmers are experts in communicating what someone has asked for (however vaguely) into code. I
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by interstice 10mo ago
I have a Personal Theory(tm) that modern media in general has far too little value or accountability for something that has such a massive amount of leverage.
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by interstice 10mo ago
If true I’d like to know who is doing this so I can have exactly nothing to do with them.
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by interstice 10mo ago
Then why do they have all this?
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by interstice 10mo ago
While I would love for this to be true for financial and egotistical reasons, I have a growing feeling that this might not be true for long unless progress really starts to stall.
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by interstice 10mo ago
Wealth gives more options in most if not all of those scenarios, so I think it’s hard to use it to test against many in vitro situations, possibly.
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by interstice 10mo ago
Completely off topic but when fonts are the size they are in this article I can't read it, the words don't register as words above a certain size. I assume this isn't normal or it wouldn't be so common...
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by interstice 10mo ago
I did notice that, the person you replied to made a categorical statement about intelligence followed immediately with negating that there is anything to make a concrete statement about.
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by interstice 10mo ago
To a large degree yes, but it blows my mind how complex some of the new features are when what seems like basics are still nonexistent. Root level variables for example (think media queries).
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by interstice 11mo ago
Github vs Gitlab I guess?
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by interstice 11mo ago
This would be quite funny since _I’ve been using bare metal the whole time_. But I don’t think it’s as simple as that.
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by interstice 11mo ago
Every time I see $/watt charts like this I just want a single link to buy something at that price. 20c/watt? Yes please, _where_.
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by interstice 11mo ago
You could also say that the hedonic treadmill runs faster. Getting a result that takes a smart person a day instead of lets say a week means repeating that 7 times (successfully) to feel like the week was well spent.
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Is 'human' a risky AGI target(nullsy.com)
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by interstice 11mo ago
Notable times this has bitten me include compiling image compression tools for gulp and older versions of sass, oh and a memorable one with openssl. Downloading a npm package should ideally not also require messing around with c compilation
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by interstice 11mo ago
What I think is being skipped in the current conversation is that versatility keyword is hiding a lot of unknowns - even now. We don't seem to have a true understanding of the breadth or depth of our own unconscious thought processes,
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by interstice 1y ago
I wouldn’t lump disk brakes in with the rest of those, maybe the hydraulic part is overkill though.
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by interstice 1y ago
Love the I've seen things you people wouldn't believe tone of that last bit. _"I wonder if acknowledgement of that difference leads developers to pick different tools to help them manage their CSS"_ yes, this, I think. I
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by interstice 1y ago
Idk if there’s something wrong with me but I just can’t look at tailwind classes like that and think yep that looks good to me. Reminds me of the inline php days
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by interstice 1y ago
> EVs are improving faster than ICE cars, thus faster depreciation. This, it’s a bit like comparing the depreciation of gpus in peak innovation years to now. They do similar things but they are in completely different contexts
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by interstice 1y ago
I think modular and replaceable battery regulations are desperately needed. The sheer volume of waste from used ev batteries even through non battery issues like insurance write offs is likely to be staggering otherwise
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by interstice 1y ago
Not sure I understand the part about differentials being single speed, aren’t they unrelated?
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by interstice 1y ago
Would you happen to have sources for this?
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by interstice 1y ago
Massively agree. Remember this thinking being everywhere with databases back in the day, not every text field is hooked up to a Wordpress comment section.
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by interstice 1y ago
I should clarify - this is headless international ecommerce, so that 3s includes localisation, currency, inventory, cart, video, tracking scripts etc. If you'd like 200ms to live on a static site I can do that too, it's just a bit
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by interstice 1y ago
We target <3s to usable on lighthouse mobile, ideally less but I don’t design the sites so only so much I can do about large above fold images etc. the truth is react isn’t that bad compared to latency or other issues on the kind of use
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by interstice 1y ago
I remember vividly the chaos before React and what it was like to not know whether it was worth investing in a framework because it might not be around for long. Vue was the first one that I stuck with for a while, but Nuxt was being update

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