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151.
by itomato 10mo ago
Arduino has four layers, only two were ever truly open: 1 Hardware reference designs (sort of open by intent) 2 Core software (open-source licensing) 3 Services and “happy path” tooling (not open) 4 Brand and governance (never open) Qualcom
152.
by itomato 10mo ago
Nice try, Qualcomm.
153.
by itomato 10mo ago
Stop? I’ve only begun.
154.
by itomato 10mo ago
Such “cruelties”? Spare me the drama.
155.
by itomato 10mo ago
Yes, the fun of variability between LLMs is part of the appeal. Typing isn’t even required any more, but as a book of templates, there are more possibilities than the average LLM user can conceive of in the moment.
156.
by itomato 10mo ago
“ The main distribution site has moved from mitac11.uia.ac.be to sourceforge.” The last time I revisited one of these old X projects, I wound up wasting time with libraries that have been deprecated for a decade or more.
157.
by itomato 10mo ago
He is surely getting help now, isn’t he.
158.
by itomato 10mo ago
He attributes everything to God. I don’t think it’s relevant.
159.
by itomato 10mo ago
you could explain yourself instead of making assumptions about me, but you don’t.
160.
by itomato 10mo ago
You assume too much
161.
by itomato 10mo ago
I wonder how a book of type-in AI prompts would do…
162.
by itomato 10mo ago
To say nothing of the the ads..
163.
by itomato 10mo ago
Why: you’re paying for a service level that has no guarantee from the vendor
164.
by itomato 10mo ago
They smell blood in the water and just bought their next gen studios for $1B
165.
by itomato 10mo ago
“Finally, Super Mario 32”
166.
by itomato 10mo ago
You need to benchmark a new EC2 instance anyway. If it’s out of spec, burn it down and redeploy.
167.
by itomato 10mo ago
No way this made it out of internal vetting without a recharchable battery. Man, if I even suggested this over lunch with my old Sparkfun colleagues, I would have been shot down before I finished chewing my bite of open-faced turkey sandwic
168.
by itomato 10mo ago
How many with X?
169.
by itomato 11mo ago
They’re your pixels for your project, not some conformation challenge.
170.
by itomato 11mo ago
The implementation technologies are shifting. Model access, training, fine-tuning, MCP, they change week-by-week along with the root need.
171.
by itomato 11mo ago
I'm seeing a lot of investment in these things that have a short shelf life. Agents/assistants but nothing more.
172.
by itomato 11mo ago
Canonical is always hiring people who know their shit, downside is you have to believe in Launchpad and use their products.
173.
by itomato 11mo ago
probably customers, too
174.
by itomato 11mo ago
ProTip: Raise your rates. The "typical salary ranges" are laughable, even in 2008 Dollars.
175.
by itomato 1y ago
A game is fun. Software that prevents you from doing what you want with it is neither of those things.
176.
by itomato 1y ago
Set your sights on GitHub, VSCode and npm.
177.
by itomato 1y ago
Who works in a GUI editing unflattened JSON like so much Markdown.
178.
by itomato 1y ago
How many years were they on the market before they added a dust buster to the dock? 3-4?
179.
by itomato 1y ago
False. Nobody writes for beginners. Beginners who hope to be Enders know this and so grok the whatits before whinging.
180.
by itomato 1y ago
Get a granton or perforated blade instead

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