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by akurilin 13d ago
Really liked that "Go Full Screen" as a modal flow, surprisingly intuitive.
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by akurilin 14d ago
Curious which model this can supplant as a clear winner on almost every metric. Sol? Looks like it's not quite there on a couple of benches, but I'm not clear how much they matter in practice.
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by akurilin 14d ago
Couple of related reads/watches to this I found useful recently, with a similar conclusion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUUzmRH5Yi4 https://www.construction-physics.com/p/robot-dexterity-still.
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How AI Detection Works(complexsystemspodcast.com)
3 points by akurilin 15d ago|0 comments
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by akurilin 1mo ago
It feels like systems like the Maturita' final multi-day exam in Italy do a pretty good job at providing students with a standardized, state-supervised process for demonstrating one's competence by the end of high school. No compu
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by akurilin 1mo ago
"few applicants, most pretty good" was true for us as well when hiring Haskell developers at Freckle ( https://tech.freckle.com/ ) - in some ways it was scary: we're away from the herd, the numbers aren't
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by akurilin 1mo ago
Cue https://worksinprogress.co/issue/the-housing-theory-of-every...
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by akurilin 2mo ago
pg wrote about this a while back: https://www.paulgraham.com/determination.html
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by akurilin 2mo ago
Came here to see how it performs against Luna. Would love to see how they compare on specific types of tasks.
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by akurilin 2mo ago
I enjoyed this magazine and subscribed to it for a while, but I wish there was a US-centered version of it for those of us on this side of the pond.
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by akurilin 2mo ago
Really hoping that all of the attention you're bringing to the longitudinal sloppification of codebases makes it back to the labs and creates some pressure to improve that trait of the models. This new benchmark seems promising. At the
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by akurilin 2mo ago
Greg Puciato's Fuck Content album was expressing a similar sentiment: https://gregpuciato.bandcamp.com/album/fuck-content
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by akurilin 2mo ago
Do you happen to have any links that document this? I haven't been able to confirm.
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by akurilin 2mo ago
I took a swing at bringing this into Handy.computer if anybody's interested: https://github.com/cjpais/Handy/discussions/1031 . Looks like there has been past demand for someone to implement it, but no p
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by akurilin 2mo ago
Would this end up replacing the default iOS keyboard dictation functionality in iOS 27?
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by akurilin 3mo ago
Reminiscent of the Vibecession analysis done by Scott Alexander a few months ago: https://open.substack.com/pub/astralcodexten/p/vibecession-m... - may be good supplemental reading And of course the evergreen
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by akurilin 3mo ago
Good read. I would love to see a breakdown of what exactly these businesses do, see if there are any trends here.
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by akurilin 3mo ago
Oh, and thanks for writing Game Programming Patterns. That was a great resource.
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by akurilin 3mo ago
Very relatable. I still recall when our team at Microsoft, about 20 years ago, had a dedicated "build engineer" who would be given the task to create a new branch for the product. He would disappear for a few days and re-emerge wi
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by akurilin 3mo ago
Couldn't agree more. I wonder why the company stalled as much as it did. To be fair they've been around for three decades, maybe it's just hard to keep momentum for that long, especially if you're in a dominant position
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by akurilin 3mo ago
Thank you! It was a bit of culture shock for me when I first experienced it, coming from the world of business software, and I figured others would find it equally fascinating to learn more about.
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by akurilin 3mo ago
We had to use Perforce (Helix Core Cloud) at my last game studio, and it is the de facto industry standard that most of your creative staff is already familiar with. The programmers don't love it, but they don't rule the roost in
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by akurilin 3mo ago
Looking forward to reading this. Still have a signed copy of The Lean Startup from an event in Seattle from 15 years ago. The book had a big part in pushing me towards doing my own lean startup just a year later, so, thank you.
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by akurilin 4mo ago
I own two Glove80s, but for me the ultimate split keyboard with a thumb cluster was the Dygma Defy, of which I now own a pair as well. Couldn't recommend it enough. https://dygma.com/pages/defy The designers were
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by akurilin 4mo ago
Curious what those two hours would entail!
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by akurilin 4mo ago
> Another reason is that on the supply side, nobody wants to sign up to do a bunch of free work just to be rejected. If you just put up work, the candidates incur all the risk, meaning they walk away with nothing if you don’t hire them.
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by akurilin 4mo ago
Author here. A collection of personal experiences of working with business co-founders and CEOs as an early stage CTO in the Bay Area VC-backed world. Hope it's useful to others in the role who want to maximize their chance of success
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by akurilin 4mo ago
This is great stuff, walking the reader through your thought process was helpful for me as a developer to grok why yolobox was designed this way. I ended up landing in the "just make a local copy, don't get fancy" world mysel
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by akurilin 6mo ago
Great link, thanks for sharing. Confirmed what I saw empirically by comparing the different models during daily use.
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The Code Nobody Reads(kuril.in)
5 points by akurilin 7mo ago|2 comments

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