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by jesse_dot_id 9mo ago
No.
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by jesse_dot_id 9mo ago
We use swarm in production and love it. K8s is extreme overkill for a high percentage of most of the shops who are using it, in my estimation.
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by jesse_dot_id 9mo ago
It's not happening.
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by jesse_dot_id 9mo ago
Great article. I put a Teams meeting on my second monitor. I put Teams on my first monitor. I minimize Teams to look at something in a browser on the first monitor. The Teams meeting on the second monitor minimizes, too. Mac window manageme
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by jesse_dot_id 9mo ago
Bought a license, not a trial. Freudian slip.
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by jesse_dot_id 9mo ago
You're not wrong.
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by jesse_dot_id 9mo ago
Yeah, I don't feel comfortable with anything this government says for at least the next few years. It doesn't matter how sound the advice is. There is an agenda baked into everything.
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by jesse_dot_id 9mo ago
I bought a Tailwind Plus trial a few years ago and I've been using AI tools since they came out. I typically find the block or template I want to use via the Tailwind Plus site and then feed it into Claude Code and ask the agent to mod
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by jesse_dot_id 9mo ago
This has also been my experience.
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by jesse_dot_id 9mo ago
Sounds like a job for Claude Code to me.
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Thoughts on the emergence of artificial general intelligence(jesse.id)
2 points by jesse_dot_id 9mo ago|1 comments
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by jesse_dot_id 10mo ago
Good. Apple has been making many, many bad UX decisions. It's not just Liquid Glass, either. I've been noticing the downward trend for years.
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by jesse_dot_id 10mo ago
AI is in the Radium phase of its world-changing discovery life cycle. It's fun and novel, so every corporate grifter in the world is cramming it into every product that they can, regardless of it making sense. The companies being the m
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The negativity around generative AI is weird(jesse.id)
4 points by jesse_dot_id 11mo ago|3 comments
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by jesse_dot_id 11mo ago
Does anyone use Claude for something other than coding?
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by jesse_dot_id 11mo ago
Same. I think that pharmaceutical industry is lot more bleak now than it was when Fen-Phen became popular. GLP-1 usage is largely off-label as far as I know, but I wouldn't trust them even if it wasn't. There is a mountain of prec
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by jesse_dot_id 11mo ago
I don't buy insta-botnets and I never will.
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by jesse_dot_id 11mo ago
https://jesse.id/blog/posts/im-telling-yall-its-adbotage I wrote a blog about turning advertising against advertisers, and as I see more and more stuff like this, I wonder how the ad-based Internet survives this e
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by jesse_dot_id 11mo ago
Yeah there is... > The Firefox brand is getting a refresh and you get the first look. Kit’s our new mascot and your new companion through an internet that’s private, open and actually yours. Your new companion...
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by jesse_dot_id 1y ago
Bought the Affinity Studio license less than a year ago and I'm feeling incredibly ripped off right now. So much so that I'm going to cancel my Canva subscription. When you do things like this, Canva, you are sending a loud and cl
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by jesse_dot_id 1y ago
Neat, another brand I don't have to consider when purchasing appliances in the future. Saves me time at a glance!
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by jesse_dot_id 1y ago
Right, but if millions of people suddenly began clicking on every ad they see, I think that would create a big problem. Clearly they lie about their numbers, and they probably engage with their own bots, but I feel like adding millions of c
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by jesse_dot_id 1y ago
Well, the way to perform the attack is to organize millions of people with instructions to click on every ad they see. That's not really my thing. I think to try and do it programmatically would make it trivial to filter for talented e
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by jesse_dot_id 1y ago
Ahhh, interesting, hadn't heard of it. I think that an extension-based approach is too easy to mitigate, though. I think to be effective, it would need to be people clicking on the adds themselves, because it would be much harder to se
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Is it possible to defend against adbotage?(jesse.id)
5 points by jesse_dot_id 1y ago|8 comments
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by jesse_dot_id 1y ago
The ever-present feeling that, at any time, you can be swept away in a wave of firings with 10,000 other employees, into an abyss of uncertainty, regardless of the quality or quantity of your contributions. FAANG companies do not care abo
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by jesse_dot_id 1y ago
I'm an awesome engineer and I'd never even apply to a FAANG company. I value stability over pretty much all else.