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lbreakjai
2mo ago
Venezuela was also a palace coup. They didn't raid, they came to collect.
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3mo ago
I think it really depends on your personality. I work with people in their late thirties that are refreshed by a long weekend with very little sleep in Ibiza, and would probably die of dread at the idea of spending a week doing nothing. Mea
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4mo ago
We just cancelled everyone's plans and rolled liteLLM out internally. We kept it for the insanely cheap tokens, but now that they've switched to the new pricing, they're just like openrouter, just with far fewer models.
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4mo ago
My first introduction to the blog was through his Lord of the Rings Siege of Gondor serie, and I've been a Patreon supporter ever since. It's well worth the time.
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4mo ago
AI is more like a union that controls the entire labour pool. I'm one out of a few million developers. I've got very limited bargaining power. I can't withdraw my labour because I need it to make rent and buy food. My cost ha
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4mo ago
I'm apparently a former professional soccer player too, but I can't find my alter-ego anywhere using the classic search engines. Interestingly, the only other person with my (very french) first name and (very spanish) surname is a
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4mo ago
> Again, trying to literally count calories sucks and is demotivating. Setting up a rigid template for a week and then using it as a basic guide is sustainable and fun. I lost a huge amount of weight when I was younger (From above 100 kg
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You have to accept that losing weight and gaining strength are generally antagonistic goals. You won't hit personal bests, you may even see the numbers go down, but as long as you have adequate protein intake and enough stimulus, your
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4mo ago
2000kcal is about 1.5kg of chicken breasts, or 2.3kg of potatoes. Vegetables are broadly not worth counting, as you likely won't be able to eat enough to make a difference. That's a huge amount of food.
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4mo ago
Gosh, it used to be £3 not that long ago. About £5 for a wrap at Prêt if I couldn't be bothered to go fight with the tourists to cross the road down Kingsway.
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4mo ago
The other option is the one that kills palestinians, and we don't even get free models out of it.
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4mo ago
As always, the US has a government removing red tape to foster innovation, while China has a regime , unfairly picking winners, to hurt and subvert the West.
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4mo ago
We've been through it over and over. "Tesla is not a car company it's a X company" where X is the current trending theme. So far, Tesla has been a blockchain, energy, robotics, and now a compute company.
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4mo ago
My daughter is about to enter "group 2". The starkest difference with the system back home is the level of autonomy they have. Most of what they seem to do revolve around working together autonomously. They're expected to gro
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4mo ago
I've seen people miss the tractor wheel with a hammer at my gym. I didn't even know if was physically possible.
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4mo ago
I use DSv4 through opencode. I use it from deepseek directly, not through a third-party platform. I mostly do C# and some frontend. I was starting to feel really depressed and unengaged at work because I was starting to use AI far too much
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4mo ago
US have guardrails , China have censorship. US have fair tax breaks to support the national champions, China have unfair State-backed monopolies. US have necessary intelligence gathering, China have state-surveillance.
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4mo ago
They would have a golden opportunity to inflict damage to a geopolitical adversary. The US economy is being propped up by AI, I'm not sure they'd miss the chance to blow that bubble if they could.
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4mo ago
They're going around saying "Imagine no possessions. To help you, we'll take them all. Don't thank us".
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4mo ago
115k€ gross, that gives you about 67k€ net. 5600€ per month. Minus a 2200€ mortgage, 400€ of health insurance, 1200€ of childcare, 200€ for the car repayment and insurance, 200€ for the water/electricity/internet and 800€ of groce
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The clue is in the name. Working class doesn't mean you earn more than average and have some savings. You're working class if you live from your work rather than your capital. My household income is in the top 0.7% in the Netherla
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Believing they have any interests other than theirs at heart is like believing the stripper is really in love with you. That's not cynicism, that's just common sense.
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Believe it or not, but not every software developer is making 7 figures annually with a few millions in vested shares. Even within the US.
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Have you tried deepseek V4? It costs pennies and is as good as Opus 4.6 (I found 4.7 to be a downgrade, and cancelled my claude subscription before 4.8). The threshold has definitely been crossed.
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4mo ago
It's bunq. It was time to close your bank account with them a long time ago. Terrible working environment, terrible leadership. Count yourself lucky if they don't hold your money hostage.
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> and you may think, man what a ridiculous example, but think about it this way: what happens when something like Mythos or some future model can actually solve your specific cancer (we're getting closer and closer), but is entirely
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5mo ago
My 2014 Fiesta did too.
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5mo ago
(the) Public Benefit (the) corporation.
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5mo ago
It's funny how fast we went from "Token usage leaderboard! Use AI or you're fired!" to "You're not in trouble, we're just emailing your manager to celebrate your success , we're definitely not making
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5mo ago
Let's see how it goes in three months. I'm not convinced it's anything but an attempt to make the numbers look better just long enough to IPO. Enterprises will take a while to adjust. We're going along with Copilot price
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