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by port11 5mo ago
Exactly, there’s very little detail here. I’ve been a user for a long time and had no idea they were part of CBS. Also… independent? Come on, most businesses on Earth are ‘independent’. They don’t need “support”, they’re a business, they ne
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by port11 5mo ago
Right now, self-hosting is too expensive if you’re starting from scratch. We have an old EliteDesk that can run the most basic of models, but it doesn’t feel like it’s worth it. Electricity is also quite expensive in many places, it adds up
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by port11 5mo ago
If you wrote this yourself, congratulations are in order. I was genuinely annoyed. It’s not easy. It’s hard. It’s not entertaining. It’s infuriating.
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by port11 5mo ago
Plenty of people turned off the iPhone thingie once they figured out where the setting was (kinda buried). Plenty of people don’t like logos. And some do, because they tie their identity with brands. Maybe in the future some of us will tie
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by port11 5mo ago
“Everybody stand back. I know regular expressions.”
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by port11 5mo ago
I think they should point out the “clear and important benefits” they’d bring. Corporate PR is fucking hollow.
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by port11 5mo ago
I cannot imagine the mental loopholes the creators go through in order to sleep at night. This is bottom of the barrel stuff, we don’t need it anywhere in Europe.
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by port11 5mo ago
You mean… increasing AI budget has no direct relationship with productivity and therefore revenue? It’s not that simple? But… my TEDx talk and LinkedIn ramblings…
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by port11 5mo ago
And yet, increase consumption too much too quickly and you end up with influencers that talk about constipation and haemorrhoids, and how fibre causes IBS. (I agree with your points btw.)
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by port11 5mo ago
I agree. I didn’t mean to be too critical. But if they’d made something simpler, I think it would save them tokens and end up more likely to convince their target audience of developers. (The series of ‘motherfucking websites’ comes to mind
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by port11 5mo ago
Advisor-mode has been very helpful indeed, I can now plan with Opus, have Haiku code, and escalate back to Opus for review. It’s a decent flow for Pro subscribers trying to max their usage. But as I’ve said above, sometimes it’s not worth i
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by port11 5mo ago
iOS still thinks I really, really mean ‘bexause’ instead of ‘because’, so your typo barely registered. My only gripe with SIB was terribly low deliverability to Outlook, even with full config.
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by port11 5mo ago
I must have my legs covered regardless of temperature, and will easily sleep naked but with legs covered. My partner must cover their shoulders at all costs, thus opting to sleep without covers except for a blanket over the upper torso. The
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by port11 5mo ago
Hmm, if we conceive of some states as ideal for humans, then states which aren’t ideal are those we might want to treat. We don’t have to cure them, nor be cruel in our handling of people. But we also don’t have to pretend that autism is th
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by port11 5mo ago
> Why you should NOT use Canine I found the section sorta funny, but I was actually trying to find reasons not to use it. Might want to add some real reasons in there :)
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by port11 5mo ago
I think you mean Brevo instead of Brave? Previously known by the (much better) name SendInBlue.
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by port11 5mo ago
Passkeys cannot be cryptographically reset, but plenty of providers have account recovery flows in case you lose your passkey. Without a recovery mechanism you’d be technically locked out, that’s true.
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by port11 5mo ago
The article is fairly good. He specifically addresses research that doesn't support the conclusion. He’s not exactly a random blogger, this person is known for the quality of their research. At least in my circles…
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by port11 5mo ago
Did you get proper tool use? Some CC-driven models seem to get a bit off when it comes to MCP usage. For example: I really struggled to get Kimi to use Serena, which I think ended up costing too many tokens.
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by port11 5mo ago
(Zero reason to defend Anthropic.) I’ve gone that route. I really wanted to stop using Claude, but Deepseek v4 Pro and Kimi 2.6 didn’t do the job. For a lot of coding tasks or well-specced plans, maybe… but then that’s a plan made by Opus a
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by port11 5mo ago
A lot of LLM-driven design now looks like this. I don’t understand how people don’t find ugly the pairings with an heavily italicised serif. You also can’t read much of the page on mobile, because the code example keeps shifting the content
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by port11 5mo ago
> My real worry about seed oil theory is that it’s a distraction. If you want to be healthier, we know ways you can change your diet that will help: Increase your overall diet “quality”. Eat lots of fruits and vegetables. Avoid processed
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by port11 5mo ago
Google Maps is hellbent on giving you ANY results. I can’t think of any recent search where it doesn’t zoom out to most of Belgium and ignores the “open now” filters if it wants to. “Oh, you’re looking for a pharmacy open now? What about
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by port11 5mo ago
Not bad wealth redistribution, Big Tech had tons to spend! Red bar go brrrrr.
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by port11 5mo ago
This is incendiary and unkind, violating the first rule about comments. Table-stakes is a perfectly reasonable expression. Would you say that <word> is a way for Nigerians to sound smart?
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by port11 5mo ago
Which people? I’ve never worked at a place where reviews weren’t taken seriously. For small changes a cursory glance, sure, but anything medium-sized meant checkout+local test. If anything we’d spend too much time on code reviews or pair pr
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by port11 5mo ago
Where do we draw the line of “people want to change them”? I’m 100% with the political philosopher Bertrand Russel on this topic: borders are arbitrary, and a benevolent world government/federation of cultures would not restrict your m
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by port11 5mo ago
They could at least wait a bit, test the new Bun for some weeks/months, have people read big chunks of the codebase. It should be a major release indeed, and communicated as such, with full accountability of the migration beyond an “al
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by port11 5mo ago
We’ve also done true intelligence a disservice by using AI to name the current implementation of LLMs. It’s stretching ‘intelligence’ quite a bit. They can be super useful, but we’ve downplayed how phenomenal the human brain is. I really li
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by port11 5mo ago
But why will LLMs get this right when Web-of-Trust and blacklists didn’t? For a long time we’ve had different heuristics to detect abuse, and it’s always been a losing battle. E.g. an extension that sends requests to an IP. Do you block al

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