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by port11 4mo ago
I started building one some years ago, until a friend pointed out that I’d be unemployable and probably targeted.
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by port11 4mo ago
Could it be that there’s simply less options in the open-source AI space compared to ALL of open-source?
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by port11 4mo ago
The topics of discussion at the retreat are somewhat questionable. We’re also not exactly sure what some of these people believe in. Personally, I’d never want Thiel or Kushner anywhere near my EU officials. Not even in the same planet.
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by port11 4mo ago
Client-side hydration baby, gotta keep it fast.
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by port11 4mo ago
I know a few. Heck, I’ve worked at such a place, we strictly checked MX records to make sure the email would be reachable, and catch-alls usually wouldn’t pass validation. (I’m not saying we should have been doing that, but the company was
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by port11 4mo ago
I pay for the bundle, but HME was never hassle-free. I would say that it works on ~40% of form fields. Most of the time I never get the prompt from HME. It’s also might obnoxious if you ever need to remove an email from that list (or, gods
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by port11 4mo ago
Wow, good to know. Sounds like the kind of company that Worse On Purpose would love! The shenanigans people go through to make money… For the curious: https://marbit.substack.com/p/worse-on-purpose
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by port11 4mo ago
The AppStore has been like that for eons, but then again I don’t know a single person that uses it or checks the “content” posted there. It’s an utter waste of time. I don’t think it will leak. After the U2 debacle, Apple might have learn
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by port11 4mo ago
Composer is fairly decent. Many people aren’t in the market for an IDE — and a subpar one at that —, but they could sell API access to Composer itself.
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by port11 4mo ago
Back-of-the-napkin math tells me Google’s top 20 acquisitions combined are cheaper than Cursor.
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by port11 4mo ago
It’s even added automatically the first time you turn it on. But I had no idea the setting even existed, despite occasionally checking Accessibility. We need a “What’s New” for Settings :D
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by port11 4mo ago
It’s a great feature, I’ve been testing it while we drive in the Greek mountains. I don’t know why it’s buried so deep in Settings.
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by port11 4mo ago
I don’t think someone running llama.cpp compiled from source is what they meant with “general public”. Everyone around me knows ChatGPT and OpenAI (the owners, no clue about what else). I don’t think any of them have a clue what Anthropic o
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by port11 4mo ago
I mean, it’s expensive, huge, and potentially unstable; not exactly what I’d want to read in bed at night. The Pine projects are necessary and well-motivated, but the PineNote doesn’t strike me as a reader’s device, maybe a hacker’s or some
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by port11 4mo ago
Are we blaming the spec and the author of the post for trying to conform to the checks, instead of blaming Adobe or Kobo for using 16-year old technology that ISN’T spec-compliant? -.-
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by port11 4mo ago
The vagary of speech and its meaning is surely hard to parse. But! How many ways must a model invent to run `tsc`? npx tsc bash tsc bash npx tsc npm run build … I’m not an expert at all on the subject matter, but is
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by port11 4mo ago
Google has announced… Markdown with YAML front-matter, ladies and gentlemen. Please applause. 15kb of spec for this! (I’d be less sardonic if we could all stop using oops-you-missed-an-indent-YAML.)
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by port11 4mo ago
I propose the Invisible Hand… ahm, Grenade: it is likely impossible that a thread about rent control can exist without it being quickly dismissed because of the Free Market. Housing policy debate is not allowed nuance, as unregulated capita
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by port11 4mo ago
We’d have, say, 20 or 30 seasons of shows that are well past their prime, because the ad breaks are really profitable. Grey’s Anatomy and The Simpsons come to mind.
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by port11 4mo ago
This is cute because it ignores the part where a single American citizen has the carbon footprint of, like, 8 Nigerians. And, of course, it’s even cuter because we ignore the part where most pollution is caused by corporations refusing to a
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by port11 4mo ago
I read the 6 Degrees book and basically didn’t leave the house for about 3 months and stopped looking for client work. My finances took a bit of a device. Thankfully my partner helped me out of it. So… I don’t know where that leaves us. The
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by port11 4mo ago
Might depend on the model. Haiku doesn’t like to delegate unless you ask it to. I have a custom command for “delegate plan, delegate code, delegate review”, but launching it with Haiku gives me mediocre results.
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by port11 4mo ago
That sounds very cool. It’s sometimes baffling that LLMs can’t use tools reliably. Serena and Semble both require some arcane instructions to coerce Claude Code into compliance. Just stop trying to pipe nonsense commands into each other, ma
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by port11 4mo ago
Anthropic has sent out a newsletter explaining they were more or less adding 50% (even 100%?) of quota to everyone, due to some great deal they made. That might be it. I do get lots more usage lately.
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by port11 4mo ago
My experience with Gemini and Sonnet are that refactors or TypeScript compilation errors can be solved by “have at it”, but with mixed results. Many TS issues go away with `as any/never`, and instructing the model to not do that doesn’
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by port11 4mo ago
I don’t know why we keep platforming these people. Go interview a normal person with normal thoughts. Karp is one of the most vile, insensitive, and immoral people in charge of anything tech. Just ignore him and his antics.
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by port11 4mo ago
Hmm… okay. What about routes that are under-served? Or where Ryanair is much cheaper? Look, we hate Ryanair, everybody does. The seats are cramped. They keep piping stupid announcements. Dark patterns. Etc. But if we want to see family, i
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by port11 4mo ago
It was used on Firefox’s codebase to find a ton of bugs? https://blog.mozilla.org/en/privacy-security/ai-security-zer...
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by port11 4mo ago
“The inbox of the future will be faster, smarter, and more capable than what most of us use today.” There you go. They don’t know how to get there, but email’s getting faster and smarter and stuff.
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by port11 4mo ago
The analysis at the bottom directly contradicts the statement.

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