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by columk 5d ago
But you can imagine an agent trading crypto and using its profits to rent a rack of H200s using a cloud provider. There are definitely ways for one rogue orchestrator to expand their compute without anyone being aware.
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by columk 5mo ago
But $10/mo this year gets you the same quality and throughput as $200/m did last year. Most of us prefer to spend that $190 on our friends and family each month. It's like buying a new iPhone every year - not necessary unless
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by columk 8mo ago
I remember happily going through these each day after school until I could do everything. There wasn't much on YouTube at the time but I also think YouTube is a worse resource for pretty much all of these simple tricks. All you need is
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by columk 8mo ago
Unless you're swamped with email I don't really get it. If someone calls me to arrange an appointment I say "Hey Google add x to calendar" after the call and it's done. Gemini can use Gmail and other workspace apps.
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by columk 8mo ago
That's the sad thing. There are so many millions of talented under-employed people in the world that would gladly run errands or set up automations for you for $200-$1000 per month or whatever people are spending on this bot. Developer
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by columk 8mo ago
>We should take Yegge’s creation seriously not because it’s a serious, working tool for today’s developers (it isn’t). But because it’s a good piece of speculative design fiction that asks provocative questions and reveals the shape of c
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UseOptimistic Won't Save You(columkelly.com)
1 points by columk 8mo ago|0 comments
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by columk 9mo ago
To address point 2 you can enable the VSCode setting: "TypeScript: Prefer Go To Source Definition". If it's your own library you can add declarationMap: true to your tsconfig. I almost always want to see the source when I cmd