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jimjeffers
4mo ago
There are traditional methods like electrofishing and tagging. But there are also non-invasive methods such as environmental DNA where you can detect organism prevalence from DNA shed into the ecosystem. Our platform was built specifically
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jimjeffers
4mo ago
A year ago, Claude Code's CLI stole the lion's share of my curiosity and attention, but I no longer use it in my day to day. I've moved on to the codex and claude native applications for desktop and mobile. Google recently ju
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5mo ago
Automated review gates are a good measure to establish a quality baseline but they don't go much beyond that. They still can't replace strategic review via a human plus an agent. Your ability to be critical is critical.
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5mo ago
My guess is they are bound not by capital as much as they are physical resources. Amazon probably has the land, crews, etc. to build out more data centers faster than Anthropic can right now. The scarce resources are the chips and electrici
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jimjeffers
5mo ago
Software development has shifted from writing code to designing the guardrails, feedback loops, and tooling required for agentic systems to implement our tasks efficiently.
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Focus on the Outcome Not the Means
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I Didn't Have the Markdown Editor I Wanted So I Vibecoded One in a Weekend
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6mo ago
It was deceptively easy to build something I could use locally but being a dev I just kept iterating to chase more shiny things I could pack into a service. It turned out to be a time suck in the long run if not a fun side project.
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I turned off autocomplete in my IDE back in August. Absolutely hate it. I can defer work to an LLM and review it later. I really can't stand autocomplete built into OSX and iOS. Recently, I tried Grammarly as I'm building my own t
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I’m working on my own markdown IDE / Google Docs competitor with an AI agentic editor that coaches on strategy in addition to proof reading. I made it as a side project. Designed it entirely by taking screenshots, annotating them, and
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Abandoning Apple and Learning to Love Linux
(jimjeffers.com)
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Switching to Linux was easier than I thought and the abiity to customize the OS with a coding agent feels like a next-level super power.
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6mo ago
We use iNaturalist to curate eDNA observed results on https://ednaexplorer.org
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6mo ago
Is this real? The website does not look credible.
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Spinlister is shutting down
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New Dashboard Aggregator for AdWords, Facebook, and Bing
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How to Detect if Your PPC Agency is Scamming You
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10y ago
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Venture Capital is Going to Murder Medium
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A Definitive Guide to Maximizing Revenue from Your AirBnB Listing
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Building Mobile Friendly APIs in Rails
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Predicting the Next Recession (2013)
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Confinicky – A ruby CLI to manage your shell environment
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GifMojo
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Orientating Yourself in iOS
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Writing for the Sake of Writing.
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14y ago
Is anyone planning on some sort of support for .litcoffee in docco? It'd be awesome if docco could compile the markdown documents into HTML files and keep that swell dropdown navigation in the top right hand corner available. Generating doc
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When to Split Your Media Queries
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Why 'Flat' Interfaces Are Effective
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A Bite-sized Strategy for CSS
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Writing on the iPad
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