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by corford 5d ago
And North Korea?
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by corford 7d ago
I know it's cynical/jaded but this just feels like pre-IPO circus noise to me (honestly wouldn't even surprise me if it was orchestrated from within Anthropic themselves)
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by corford 8d ago
One of the best takedowns of samas/OAIs spin on this I've seen is this post on X: https://xcancel.com/BetterCallMedhi/status/20974723362578637...
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by corford 8d ago
After some iteration, this is what I currently shove in every AGENTS.md to make Fable legible: ## Writing guidelines These apply to documentation, code comments, commit and PR messages, and replies to the user. - Write precisely in clear, c
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by corford 22d ago
These nascent inference chip efforts are reminding me of the early 3dfx / riva / mach / powervr days. Will be interesting to see if inference chips are here to stay and, if so, who the eventual dominant player(s) will be
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by corford 22d ago
Doesn't that kind of prove my point?
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by corford 23d ago
I'm not sure I agree. I find the Delaware & IRS forms and systems archaic/byzantine compared to e.g. the UK system.
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by corford 23d ago
Not sure if you are referencing something else but in the case of VAT (sales tax) this is simply not true, see: VAT one stop shop / moss. There are also no customs duties on inter-state shipments. Employment regulations are different -
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by corford 23d ago
Starting a small company in many EU countries is a breeze too e.g. Estonia, Portugal, UK and no doubt many others. The rumoured 'EU Inc' entity should also help close the gap for member countries where incorporating domestically t
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by corford 23d ago
I never understand this argument. The same logic would suggest that things like the GPL, CNCF, OCI etc. are somehow harmful when, objectively, it's the opposite. Standardisation and conformity lead to much larger and more efficient eco
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by corford 23d ago
Same with UK LLPs
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by corford 1mo ago
If you're using free hosting and allowing that provider to mitm your origin's traffic, it seems a little naive to assume they wont eventually submit to temptation and start doing something like this.
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by corford 1mo ago
If ads on these sites irritate people, why don't they just stop using them? Feels like that's long term a more likely avenue to get these sites to adjust how they monetise rather than papering over the problem with a blocker.
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by corford 1mo ago
These would all help: well funded public broadcasting (for TV & radio); strongly enforced regulations for public advertising (public square); encouragement of open source & open standards; real anti-trust enforcement. Most of the ab
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by corford 2mo ago
Succinctly put by Pablo Picasso's remark: "Computers are useless. They can only give you answers".
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by corford 2mo ago
Sad :( I love my OnePlus 13R. The battery life is amazing and the stock skin is close enough to pure Android that it doesn't bother me.
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by corford 2mo ago
Personally I use Open Code with a copilot sub. Then all models are available in my session with just a /model and /variants command combo. Makes it super low friction to try different models & combos (my favourite right now is
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by corford 2mo ago
It's politics. The US's corporate problems in the 1980s and early 1990s existed when strong international competition existed. It began to change with things like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1986_U.S.%E2%80%
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by corford 3mo ago
For decades after the 1989 crash they were in deflation. Only in the last 3-4 years has any meaningful inflation returned. Some context here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_Decades
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by corford 3mo ago
>do you actively scrutinize and examine the key people of every service and product you use Yes >or it just a reflexive change of footing whenever you happen upon news like this? No (only when my personal screening didn't already
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by corford 3mo ago
UK's system is very similar too, as is Estonia's.
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by corford 3mo ago
What's wrong with Opencode? (I use it and like it)
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by corford 4mo ago
We've been leaning on Lima recently for a "dockeresque" experience with hard VM guarantees. Also keeping an eye on https://github.com/containers/crun/blob/main/krun.1.md
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by corford 4mo ago
Works for me on Debian 13, Firefox 140.10.2esr-1~deb13u and Strix Halo gfx
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by corford 4mo ago
Seems consistent. Ukrainian soldiers are performing life saving missions i.e. defending their citizens from an unprovoked attack.
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by corford 4mo ago
To this day Justin maintains https://www.askjf.com/ if you ever want to ask him something :)
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by corford 5mo ago
There are quite a few "clean energy" ETFs (e.g. GRID, PBD, ICLN). There are nuclear/uranium themed ones too. No comment/view on whether any of those are good or not.
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by corford 5mo ago
Coincidently, FTAV posted a good "petrodollar" article today for anyone interested (article is free but might need a free account to read it): https://www.ft.com/content/a65efb54-306b-49ad-9920-40d59b195...
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by corford 5mo ago
>Why? Patrick Boyle did a nice video a few weeks back: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BaSBjxNg-M
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by corford 5mo ago
Second DNSimple. Cheap to start and lots of nice features/support if you grow e.g. terraform provider, an acme.sh plugin, Okta support etc.

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