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by acangiano 25d ago
Because they shipped and are better only for specific applications. For everything else, they lag behind frontier models. They win in latency-sensitive niches (e.g., autocomplete, code infilling, subagent calls). Not frontier-level reasonin
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by acangiano 11mo ago
I use both but I agree that they are generally not on par. I find Claude Code does a better job and doesn't overengineer as much. Where sometime Codex does better is in debugging a tough bug that stumps Claude Code. Codex is also more
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by acangiano 1y ago
If you can swing it, I'd go for the Bulova Lunar Pilot or the Seiko Prospex Chronograph SSC819. If you are looking for cheap Chinese, Phylida makes a well-reviewed one.
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by acangiano 1y ago
There are a few brands that have been punching above their price points. For Rolex Submariner homages, you can't really beat Sugess. Other Chinese brands worth considering are San Martin, Cronos, WM, and Seagull. Among the upcoming bra
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by acangiano 2y ago
Salaries are consistently above other mainstream stacks, partly because most Elixir jobs look for senior engineers.
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by acangiano 2y ago
For graphing you can use: https://hex.pm/packages/vega_lite
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by acangiano 2y ago
This is only one source among the many you should consult, also I'm biased because I'm a co-founder, but cognitiveclass.ai constantly publishes new guided projects (and courses) on related topics. They are free, and in the case of
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by acangiano 2y ago
I second this. The phone format really makes me pick it up more.
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by acangiano 2y ago
I'm getting less and less impressed with the company, so I started diversifying. I got Linux installed on my desktop and started using it more often. Switched from Apple Music to Spotify. Got rid of my Apple Watch Ultra and switched to
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by acangiano 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhQwtPh4wOA
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by acangiano 2y ago
In a recent scandal, salmon fillets wrapped around lead weights shoven down the fish's troats was also used to cheat.
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by acangiano 2y ago
The chicken breasts were fairly large 386g cooked (so even more raw). 315g of green beans. When I provided the grams it did better but was still off by 250+ calories (I’m guessing it ignored me mentioning that that was cooked weight.) It’s
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by acangiano 2y ago
Pretty cool but unfortunately it’s wildly inaccurate. I said “two chicken breasts and lots of green beans”. It estimated 262 kcal. The “actual” calories were 754 kcal. Specifying the actual grams was better, of course, but still off by quit
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Sustainable Indie Software(blog.helftone.com)
2 points by acangiano 3y ago|0 comments
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by acangiano 3y ago
The UX for the analysis part is actually significantly better on Chess.com
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by acangiano 3y ago
Troy Hunt called that behavior "way too far into the grey for my comfort" in a recent post about the massive Naz.API leak.
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by acangiano 3y ago
Silver lining to taking it after my heart attack.
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Derek Sivers started a tech blog(sive.rs)
2 points by acangiano 5y ago|0 comments
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Mental Models: The Best Way to Make Intelligent Decisions (100 Models Explained)(fs.blog)
3 points by acangiano 5y ago|0 comments
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by acangiano 6y ago
Stories like this would be a game changer for this new company. I genuinely hope they go for it. In a way, it's surprising that there isn't a charity dedicated to this type of effort for drugs considered safe.
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Brad Cox, creator of Objective-C, has passed away(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by acangiano 6y ago|0 comments
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Startup Tools(steveblank.com)
1 points by acangiano 6y ago|0 comments
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Paul Graham Essay Notes(notion.so)
59 points by acangiano 6y ago|13 comments
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by acangiano 6y ago
Natural aging will impact you much faster than AI.
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by acangiano 6y ago
A large percentage of the population going vegan and working from home becoming the norm for suitable jobs, would be game changers in terms of pollution.
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by acangiano 6y ago
It was the right call because even if you were overly cautious, you can always go back again.
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by acangiano 6y ago
Any app in particular?
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IBM quits facial recognition and urges debate on its use by law enforcement(lite.cnn.com)
3 points by acangiano 6y ago|0 comments
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by acangiano 6y ago
It appears to be the fate of such package manager creators. The homebrew guy was also rejected (by Google).
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Programming Books(danielleskosky.com)
3 points by acangiano 6y ago|0 comments

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