ramesh31

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by ramesh31 8mo ago
>There's a pretty popular project https://www.conductor.build that looks pretty similar, was there anything that you were missing from that one (if you were aware of it)? There's probably a dozen new ones of these p
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Does anyone have experience with professional Brightscript dev? I'm fascinated by it as a web developer looking to find a new niche, but it's like impossible to get into. Seems like every major streaming platform is going to need
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This is precisely how the newly released Claude agent teams work.
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>has it ever not been inedible? No restaurant ever makes it big without being good to begin with. I remember the chicken being on par with any other fast food as a kid, they just fell off hard in the 2000s. I'm really not sure who i
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Well this is probably why KFC chicken has become inedible. I don't know what they are doing to those things but they are practically a different species at this point. I love fast food and eat it all the time, but KFC "chicken&quo
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>"Somewhere along the way, too many of us learned to sand off our weird edges, to preemptively remove anything that might make someone uncomfortable or make us seem difficult to be around." As an adult you learn that showing yo
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Tailwind is crucial. You can get OK results with stylesheets, but Tailwind adds a semantic layer to the styling that lets the LLM understand much better what it's building.
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The music sounds great, but there's a reason most of the samples are non-english. Human songwriters aren't going anywhere as long as AI remains this god awful at lyrics.
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>"The pelican riding a bicycle is excellent. I think it's the best I've seen. https://simonwillison.net/2026/Feb/12/gemini-3-deep-think/ " Yeah this is nuts. First real step-change
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Kek is Orcish. Alliance "lol" was bur.
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>I missed out on Warcraft III the first time around. What's the best way to play the original game today? The HD remaster is the only official means on Battle.net, but it sucks. I'd recommend just torrenting the original and ru
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>The next closest airport is Juarez, it's like 6 miles away ...In Mexico, sure. The closest major US airport to El Paso is Albuquerque or Tucson, 4 hours each.
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>Sure, but people will just drive to the next closest airport and fly Tell me you've never been to west Texas.
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Just private equity doing what they do. It will live on as a zombie brand for cheap crap into eternity.
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TeamSpeak and Ventrillo still work great. It was a monumental mistake to switch to these 3rd party services that are bugged by every intelligence apparatus on earth.
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I also came to a pretty simple understanding over the years. If I'm coding and making progress on a project, I'm happy. If I'm not, or I'm stuck on something, I'm unhappy. This is a profoundly unhealthy way to live
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So... actors?
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>I'd bet anything these new models / agentic-tools are designed to optimize for token consumption. You would think, but Claude Code has gotten incredibly more efficient over time. They are doing so much dogfooding with these th
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>"Seems similar to Gas Town" I love that we are in this world where the crazy mad scientists are out there showing the way that the rest of us will end up at, but ahead of time and a bit rough around the edges, because all of t
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by ramesh31 8mo ago
Am I alone in finding no use for Opus? Token costs are like 10x yet I see no difference at all vs. Sonnet with Claude Code.
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We will carry the memory of the old ways into the 22nd century, just as our grandparents did with their 19th century inclinations. I, for one, look forward to writing out a complete essay in cursive with a pencil as the grandkids stare in a
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by ramesh31 9mo ago
>"Stuff like this makes me feel like I'm living in a different reality than the author" A quick look at gastown makes me think we all are.
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>"The combination therapy also led to significant regression in genetically engineered mouse tumours and in human cancer tissues grown in lab mice" Required XKCD: https://xkcd.com/1217/
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Anthropic is the rebel alliance. Or more like the Free French, who refused to collaborate. But having billions to train is table stakes now. No cheeky upstart is ever going to beat physics like that.
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>Even if they automate all our current jobs uniquely human experiences will always be valuable to us and will always have demand. I call this the Quark principle. On DS9, there are matter replicators that can perfectly recreate any possi
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It's more or less formalizing the system prompt as something that can't just be tweaked willy nilly. I'd assume everyone else is doing something similar.
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Vercel 2.0
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SQLite with FTS5
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Although probably not
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This is why late 90s cars are objectively the greatest ever built. You had ECUs, cats, ABS, disc brakes, airbags, power steering, and conventional automatic transmissions. Everything that makes a modern car safe and reliable, but none of th

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