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21d ago
If you had any doubts about digital sovereignty or leaving the USD movements...
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22d ago
What is going on with the kerning in ‘print’? Yuck.
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2mo ago
What's with all the birds? Also I like A the best. It's very modern.
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2mo ago
Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. Also will be interesting what happens when the SPR runs out.
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3mo ago
For my AI Agent it sometimes detects if I manually modified the file contents or git state. And it always assumes it must have made a mistake. It's sort of annoying actually.
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3mo ago
I recently made an AI Agent and surprisingly coding with DeepSeek V4 Flash is quite cheap. It probably has to do with the aggressive prompt caching. I'm using OpenRouter with Novita AI as the preferred provider.
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3mo ago
Not to be that guy, but the correct term is Open Weight LLM. And I’d argue it already has. Many open models are already very competitive with closed models at a fraction of the cost.
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3mo ago
No, the new method of inflation that Kevin Warsh likes is the trimmed mean which is 2.8%.
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3mo ago
First of all the May jobs report was mostly in temporary workers possibly due to the World Cup. Second as already noted the jobs are mostly in healthcare. Third job openings does not equal employment. These numbers have been diverging for a
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3mo ago
They’d have to keep this up for 12 months which is not guaranteed as you have to factor in hardware depreciation and other costs. Also they’d have to issue more shares to get over the liquidity requirement. And looting may be too strong of
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4mo ago
Good thing they're not dropping the profitability requirements. Ed Zitron would be proud.
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4mo ago
They have to be rebalanced every quarter regardless. And I'm not sure how many people would actually sell due to the inclusion of a single company. They're very loud about it, but no evidence that this is causing a significant amo
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4mo ago
Steve Jobs famously said, "Everybody in this country should learn how to program a computer, because it teaches you how to think." Not sure if it is true, but programming definitely has applicability to other things. Programming i
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4mo ago
Oh no, not Rsync. I guess that's one good thing about MacOS shipping with an ancient version of rsync. Oh, wait, they ship openrsync now, but the command is still called rsync.
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4mo ago
I had an emoji cut in half problem in Dart. I was a bit surprised because I thought substring operations worked on characters. It only caused an invalid Unicode symbol though so not too bad.
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6mo ago
People want to believe this war will end soon.
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6mo ago
There are readers with a 'full text mode' which will fetch the website and display it in something like Mozilla's Readability view. It does not always work, especially if the page is paywalled but it works for most sites.
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6mo ago
Apparently the debt is keeping the Fed from raising interest rates as much as they did in 1979 when a similar crisis happened. Raising interest rates would increase the debt servicing costs pushing the US into a debt crisis.
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6mo ago
If Elon Musk hadn't sacked those government workers it would probably be less than 39 trillion as he had to pay termination packages and hire back people he accidentally fired.
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6mo ago
32 a day!?! I guess I’m not that abnormal after all then.
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6mo ago
This is the one I read: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S266656032... which says how older participants benefit more from restricting social media use.
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6mo ago
I was reading up on some RCTs on social media and mental health recently and one of the surprising findings is that social media is actually worse for older people.
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6mo ago
Gemini is also my favourite. It’s very smart and has a backbone. I don’t think the Gemini 3 Pro complaint is very fair as it was listed as ‘preview’. Although I should note Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite is 2.5x the cost of the previous version and
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7mo ago
This actually makes me more likely to think it’s AI generated and you used a script to try to hide it.
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7mo ago
It’s always amusing when the all powerful agents need our help to work properly. Them: Agents will write code 10x faster than a human. Also them: You will have to dumb down your CLI for them to function properly.
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7mo ago
Ah, file permissions. My old friend. Good thing this happened on a 'local' server and not a remote VPS.
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7mo ago
Billing caps? Google? Ha ha ha ha... OK, I'm sad now.
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7mo ago
I really hate it when people try to justify Go’s design decisions. Try would be very useful. The real reason why is because the Go team refuses to take any lesson from any other programming language except for C. That’s why there are so man
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7mo ago
I have noticed some sites block cross origin requests to their feeds. It’s annoying but I just use a server now so I don’t care. I very much recommend RSS readers to use a server as it means you get background fetch and never miss a story o
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7mo ago
It has been speculated that over half of the breakfast in the universe is dark breakfast.
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