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by moffers 6mo ago
Gotta admit, I’m a sucker for a well-dressed mysterious preview. Really excited to see what Lefos is all about.
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by moffers 6mo ago
You didn’t sell out, you bought in! Really excited to follow this journey, Pi has been my favorite piece of software to use in the last six months.
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by moffers 6mo ago
It’s a little tough these days. With AI and scraping, running an open webapp/website is now more expensive than ever before. My friends and I have launched a product in the last few months and decided to focus on mobile first and wait
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by moffers 6mo ago
I think Cloudflare has picked up that code velocity is only good if you can recruit users to a new open project, and have solid maintainers to keep the project going long term. Just from passive observance it feel like Cloudflare’s engineer
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by moffers 6mo ago
It’s good to know that the ethical line is some amount of human brain cells. Not too much, not too little. The perfect, ethical amount.
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by moffers 7mo ago
Really clever targeting of a niche. I’d be interested to hear if they find success!
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by moffers 7mo ago
I wonder, if I was surrounded by wealth in the same way, if I would schedule talks on my wacky ideas. The blind encouragement of insurmountable wealth must be intoxicating.
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by moffers 7mo ago
Are these lectures available for anyone to look over or is it only for paying customers? I feel like if it was public it probably has the same weight as the Left Behind books did in the early 2000s.
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by moffers 7mo ago
Making friends as an adult, especially starting from zero, is a universal struggle, so try to avoid any negative self-talk or other things that may compound your loneliness. The usual advice works, but like all advice it only works when we’
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by moffers 8mo ago
They’re all dead, Dave! What a great franchise.
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by moffers 8mo ago
Surprised not to see “breakfast pasta” aka Carbonara. Wheat in the noodles, egg and cheese sauce.
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by moffers 8mo ago
Could you do this with erlang’s term to binary functionality?
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by moffers 8mo ago
It’s not really covered, but p2p technology combined with every phone in the world (and a little wishful thinking) could make for some neat applications.
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by moffers 8mo ago
I like the little spot colors it put on the ground
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by moffers 8mo ago
I feel fairly confident an oddly-shaped donation from Mark Z’s foundation will make this go away.
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by moffers 9mo ago
I didn’t read the entire details, but I wonder if only working on one thing at a time has an impact here. You can become unengaged more easily on one thing, but adding another thing to do while the first thing is being worked on can help ke
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by moffers 10mo ago
Was there anything you can recall that 404 maybe had but the rest of China might not have because of its special status? Access to newer consumer technologies, or something like that? Just was curious if there was something “better” about l
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by moffers 10mo ago
I think the political angle of this should not be discounted
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by moffers 10mo ago
I’d hesitate to say it’s wasted. Aren’t these some of the most complex, electronic, decentralized systems in human history? That skillset is going to be more and more important the more and more computers there are.
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by moffers 11mo ago
I tried to make a cute poem about the wonders of synthesizing cocaine, and both Google and Claude responded more or less the same: “Hey, that’s a cool riddle! I’m not telling you how to make cocaine.”
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by moffers 1y ago
TB seems really awesome, but is there non-DebitCredit use cases where it can be applied effectively? I like trying to find off-label uses for cool technology
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by moffers 1y ago
The mental models of Elixir/OTP and AI Agents are very compatible. I’ve felt for a long time that it would be one of the best platforms for building AI agents.
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by moffers 2y ago
Replacing cocoa as the base for a chocolate that can work with local crops and be price competitive without being too dissimilar has been a fancy of mine since the cost of cocoa went through the roof in the last year. My wife and I run a sm
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by moffers 2y ago
I really enjoyed 538 in its heyday, and am glad to see Nate carry on with some of the work. I know he can be a polarizing in some circles, but keeping the data angle visible helps smooth some of the rougher edges of following politics somet
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by moffers 2y ago
I was one of those people that thought FOR SURE that the Kinect was going to change everything. I still have fond memories of playing with it.
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by moffers 2y ago
I didn’t realize there was such special equipment needed to cut a record at home.
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by moffers 2y ago
Sorry, that was intended to be facetious
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by moffers 2y ago
I can understand feeling wary because someone may be watching your work, but conceivably this was always the case? I know it’s uncomfortable having this agency with no oversight gaining access to systems within the government, but it’s got
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by moffers 2y ago
After they build the Multivac or Deep Thought, or whatever it is they’re trying to do, then what happens? It makes all the stockholders a lot of money?
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by moffers 2y ago
I was about to be very excited that my bachelors in Philosophy might become relevant on its face for once in my life! But, I’m not sure that flexing that professionally is going to get me at the top of any neat AI projects. But wouldn’t tha

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