lukebechtel

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by lukebechtel 1y ago
are you asserting this is the way things should work, or how they do work, or both?
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
choosing whether to use, or advocate for, a company's services is a form of support
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
Because the development of this technology was originally done under a certain set of promises ostensibly intended to prevent pure capitalist profitmaxxing. The workers and supporters who were taken by this idealistic vision, believe it wa
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
embarrassingly haven't dug into Chomsky, this is another update towards me doing so soon!
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
I favor the theory that polarization is due to decreasing attention spans, effectively preventing us from appropriately considering nuance. Related: https://open.substack.com/pub/josephheath/p/populism-fast-an
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
AppBlock for Android has a feature where you can specifically block YouTube shorts, but still watch regular YouTube videos.
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
how risky is exposing creation time really though? I feel like for most applications this is uncritical
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
this doesn't appear to bring anything new to the table. please correct me if I'm wrong..this is just subagent architecture?
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
Thank you for sharing
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Broken Koans(davidchess.com)
1 points by lukebechtel 1y ago|0 comments
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Vasty Houses (2001)(davidchess.com)
1 points by lukebechtel 1y ago|0 comments
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
well done!!
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
been waiting for something like this. Looking forward to adoption!
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
yes -- knowing the physical limit can motivate moving closer to it.
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
It's easier to find something frustrating in large code changes than in single line imports, even if the effective code being run is the same -- the PR review looks cleaner and safer to just import something that seems "trusted&qu
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Environmental Epigenetics(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by lukebechtel 1y ago|0 comments
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
kotlin saves the day!
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
how much of that 10 years is the physical limit, and how much is social / cultural / organizational / political overhead?
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
Same!
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Dating Men in the Bay Area(astralcodexten.com)
41 points by lukebechtel 1y ago|13 comments
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
Maintaining project documentation is: (1) Easier with AI (2) Critical for letting AI work effectively in your codebase. Try creating well structured rules for working in your codebase, put in .cursorrules or Claude equivalent... let AI hel
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
Yes! Hoarding is bad when it's costly, due to space, time, or money. Digital media hoarding is thus not bad at all!
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
one of my favorite quotes!
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
Wow, interesting point. Not sure I totally agree -- but it made me have the amusing thought: "Maybe we need metacapitalism."
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
thanks PE!
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
it depends how you write. often when I write an idea down, my "inner critic" process gets more activated upon seeing the textual representation. thus I find gaps and flaws more easily. not true for all domains, but many.
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
whoah, very very interesting / telling.
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
> For the longest time, writing was more expensive than reading. If you encountered a body of written text, you could be sure that at the very least, a human spent some time writing it down. The text used to have an innate proof-of-thoug
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by lukebechtel 1y ago
Cool! Is there any way to move notes around?
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Write Issues Not User Stories(linear.app)
2 points by lukebechtel 1y ago|1 comments

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