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Why Japanese firms are being so slow to use AI
(bbc.co.uk)
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Artificial Intelligence used to design new viruses
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5mo ago
You might find OrbStack useful here as a replacement for Docker Desktop. So much faster and uses way less resources: https://orbstack.dev/
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Mokeytype Clippy Guest
(monkeytype.com)
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6mo ago
Looks like Clippy has made an April 1st appearance on MonkeyType.
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8mo ago
Apple did actually introduce its own container framework in Tahoe, but it’s still early days. https://github.com/apple/container
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9mo ago
Because it’s faster, easier, safer and cheaper to transfer large volumes of capital than say loading a plane with gold or sending a bag of cash.
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Using Generative AI in Content Production
(partnerhelp.netflixstudios.com)
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11mo ago
to add, in the latest version of MacOS / iOS you can import / export as Markdown, which is quite nice.
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1y ago
https://hcker.news/ is another good one.
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1y ago
Interesting here the author states > Things 3: Beautiful. Expensive. Tricked me into thinking I had my life together. But I kept forgetting to check it. Followed by > The Secret Sauce… Checking the list regularly…
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1y ago
https://archive.is/fhBgC
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1y ago
Possibly worth noting that import export markdown is coming to Apple notes in ios26 https://9to5mac.com/2025/07/17/heres-everything-new-for-appl...
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1y ago
Same. Yet being a generalist has always been the most interesting to me so I carried on that path. Ironically, now I can use an LLM for depth, I’m the one being asked how I manage to ship so much. It’s in part due to how I use LLMs for dept
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1y ago
What I find disappointing about this revision is that the Air is portrayed as Apple's most portable machine, yet it still lacks the nano-texture option. I understand that this distinction between the Air and the Pro is intentional, but
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Lego Bricks Takeback
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K9s Kubernetes CLI to Manage Your Clusters in Style
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How do lava lamps help with Internet encryption?
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Raycast Pro
(raycast.com)
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7y ago
My fiancée is an avid reader of fiction and canonical literature, she averages around 40 books a year. I was looking for something interesting to get her one Birthday for a change and was recommended "The Master & Margarita" b
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8y ago
Currently about two thirds through this. I agree that it's a great read, quite fascinating actually. Interestingly, he's conducted similar tests measuring a whole range of properties including; response, recovery, memory, health o
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8y ago
I agree with what you say here. I would just like to address the point you make about interviews, after reading about this approach myself some years back. Both my current and former gigs came from doing exactly this—going for interviews to
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8y ago
Solid recommendations. I would also suggest books and content by Michael Lopp, aka Rands. He's gone from engineer to high profile manager and his work is solid. "Managing Humans" is a particular favourite and seems to be well
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8y ago
Really good video of the attack in action here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bR8RrmEizVg
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8y ago
You have a once in a lifetime opportunity to be there for everyone you care for no matter what. Seize it with both hands. Don't tell people, just be your best self.
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It is common in the UK and normally they are well thought out and have balanced benefit for both parties. I did dodge a bullet once in my career though where a bunch of mid level devs were proposed a course to take them to senior (and a 5%
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9y ago
Took the course, loved it. Bought the book, loved it. Encouraged my partner to check it out, she stuck through it. 3 years later she's about to graduate from college with her basic counselling education and experience behind her where
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On Being a Senior Engineer (2012)
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10y ago
In my experience that's often sign of either a job position where they don't really know what they want, or a recruiter casting a wide net trying to catch people with a bit of each on their resume. Playing keyword bingo. I've
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10y ago
A door.
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