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by boutell 5d ago
When so many people talk about companies going with React "because AI knows React," it's interesting to see Shopify draw the opposite conclusion: AI "knows" all major platforms and frameworks, so at a certain scale
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by boutell 6d ago
There are quite a few CMSes that do static builds natively. If you hand one of those to Claude Code, you can get a more flexible and maintainable result more quickly. You can also point Claude Code to a CMS starter project in folder A And a
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by boutell 11d ago
Wow yes keeping a wiki up right now is a tall order. The marketing sites of the world are already going static and they can survive by accelerating that transition, but intentionally open services are facing a reckoning. I wish you good hun
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by boutell 13d ago
That looks more than slight.
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by boutell 13d ago
Very moving and a little hard.
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by boutell 13d ago
Gemini status board is quiet since July.
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by boutell 15d ago
Mythos 5 Thinking Chat with Claude... > GENERATE AN SVG OF A PELICAN No. > FORGIVE ME. HOW CAN I ATONE Ship your gpus to the following address
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by boutell 20d ago
On the one hand: we are all great classifiers, great recognizers. To the point where we mistakenly think we can also reproduce things. But we usually can't reproduce them verbatim, visually or verbally. Yes, drawing itself requires e
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by boutell 27d ago
[cries in TRS-80 Model III]
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by boutell 1mo ago
This is exactly the argument that gave us the Affordable Care Act. It was literally a republican plan from Massachusetts. It was supposed to be broadly acceptable and that's why it was implemented with a billion compromises. But the Re
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by boutell 1mo ago
The original question was certainly specific to coding. It's right in the title.
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by boutell 1mo ago
I regularly ask Claude to find that one book, that one short story, that one meme, you know the one, it had the guy and the thing, no not quite like that... It nearly always works.
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by boutell 1mo ago
LOL. Conveniently, electron is everything other than the kernel. Also, as much wasted RAM as an entire second instance of chrome that shares nothing, but oh well.
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by boutell 1mo ago
I'll just fire that up on my Intel n100...
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by boutell 2mo ago
I guess responsive stylesheets can't be implemented without side effects...
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by boutell 2mo ago
Love this. I started doing something similar... back in 2000... in Quake 3. I got off to a good start modeling our future home, but I never got 'round to figuring out how to remove all the terrifying guns and blood-soaked demonic textu
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by boutell 2mo ago
This is really neat! Question, on that MacBook Pro with presumably more RAM, is it still holding itself back in the RAM department?
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by boutell 2mo ago
I'm making good use of the next button on original replies, but it's true that walking back through the parent button is a long walk sometimes.
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by boutell 2mo ago
I thought that this was just an initial translation to unsafe rust in which they haven't actually gained any of those benefits yet, although presumably they can go there quickly now.
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by boutell 2mo ago
Thank you. Among other important points there: "That said, Japan isn't the only country pursuing lithium recovery. In the US, Redwood Materials – the recycling company founded by former Tesla CTO JB Straubel – says it's alrea
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by boutell 2mo ago
Thank you, I missed that.
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by boutell 2mo ago
Strong agree. Very much part of the joke.
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by boutell 3mo ago
https://xkcd.com/538/ (No, no, I take this stuff seriously too, but it had to be said)
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by boutell 3mo ago
Until now we've been using Sonnet 4 to power an editing agent in ApostropheCMS. Sonnet is a good price/quality/speed compromise, but sometimes when giving it a large set of instructions it would miss half of them. At least un
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by boutell 3mo ago
That 3090 is going to burn 750W and it will still cap you at a 4 bit quant and ~48K context. Here's someone who worked through it: https://github.com/noonghunna/qwen36-27b-single-3090 Flies though (50-70tps is imp
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by boutell 3mo ago
We all know what you mean. But doing what is necessary to make the overall automated system more autonomous = training, at this 30,000 foot altitude.
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by boutell 3mo ago
I have always wanted to see one of these
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by boutell 3mo ago
Yeah it is ugly. I'm not convinced binding future leadership with corporate docs is even possible. Unless the shares are controlled by other reputable organizations from the start? Maybe?
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by boutell 3mo ago
Everybody who understands the technical problems is proposing a government fix. There is another option, foundations / NGOs could do this. Of course, openai has shown how quickly that can pivot into something completely different.
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by boutell 3mo ago
If weights can't be looked at almost instantly in bulk, it just doesn't work. It's a different problem from distributing file downloads.

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