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What happens to a gift economy when the gift gets cheap?
(davepaola.com)
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Stop Parallelizing Your Agents
(thedailydeveloper.substack.com)
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9mo ago
Have you seen https://hackernewsbooks.com ?
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11mo ago
In 2013 I built a smalltalk-esque system browser using ruby and TCL. It was fun: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xC5B5t5Rq8
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endlessvoid94
1y ago
Same. I modded my original Xbox back in the day. It was a lot of fun and I learned a lot.
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1y ago
Danny Hillis deserves a mention
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1y ago
Anyone remember tunez? https://tunez.sourceforge.net/
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1y ago
Things 3 has a sort of recurring todo like what you're describing, where you can set like this: https://culturedcode.com/things/support/articles/2803564/
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1y ago
Love it. On macOS it always launches in the middle of the screen - is there a way to move it around?
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1y ago
Hm, I've got an M2 air w/ 24GB. Running the 27B model was crawling . Maybe I had something misconfigured.
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1y ago
I've found the local models useful for non-coding tasks, however the 8B parameter models so far have proven lacking enough for coding tasks that I'm waiting another few months for whatever the Moore's law equivalent of LLM
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1y ago
That's a great line!
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1y ago
Yep, and sadly it's a typical story in the backcountry, sometimes ending tragically.
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1y ago
Just a different type of fun. I find avalanche training to have a similar effect for backcountry. For some it's sobering, for others it's terrifying.
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Fixing Shotgun Surgery in Ruby
(thedailydeveloper.substack.com)
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Thoughts on ISAs (income sharing agreements)
(thedailydeveloper.substack.com)
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We Aren't Going Back
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Building ChatBSC
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2y ago
At my small company, only reference checks when we're nearly ready to give an offer. For education, never.
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2y ago
And Lando!
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2y ago
I guess what I was thinking was: even if you can't quantify it, you can squint at the comparative advantages and trade-offs and make a qualitative, yet objective judgement call.
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2y ago
This is the missing criteria in the technical decision making, IMO. How reliant is the team on the recruiting/retention of the current size and structure of the talent, both on the team and in the wider community? Small teams trying to
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I recently did a digital declutter, as described in Cal Newport's book Digital Minimalism. One hobby I picked up much more easily than anticipated: microcontroller programming. With the spare energy and mindspace freed up from scrollin
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How, how do you have a science article about putting cameras on dolphins and only upload an 18s clip to YouTube?! What is the point?
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You can be right or you can be effective
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I believe you've commented on the wrong thread
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I used it for cards all the time!
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2y ago
Company: OrangeQC Job: Senior Android and iOS Engineers Location: USA (Remote) Allows remote: Yes We're a 15-year old janitorial inspection software platform with local-first mobile apps. We're looking a senior developer to lead e
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Company: OrangeQC Job: Senior Android and iOS Engineers Location: USA (Remote) Allows remote: Yes We're a 15-year old janitorial inspection software platform with local-first mobile apps. We're looking a senior developer to lead e
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Unit tests considered harmful? No
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