jiayo

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by jiayo 1mo ago
And because the thinking, which does makes it better at achieving outcomes, contains naughty words and information (e.g. private information). https://stolen-thoughts.com/
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by jiayo 1mo ago
Yes. I've not used Opus 5 much directly, but when it was Fable and Opus 4.8, I found Fable did this all the time and it was maddening. It'd say stuff like "Oh, I mentioned that between tool calls" or something.
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by jiayo 2mo ago
If we're viewing this as a _bad_ thing, I don't really see that it is any different than how Claude encrypts it's thinking. Take a peek at your ~/.claude jsonl files. You're sending thinking ciphertext back and fort
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by jiayo 1y ago
Similar experience. I liken it to merging onto a freeway: you want to get up to speed first, then change lanes. If you don't, it feels like you're always fighing the pressure. If you equalize the pressure correctly breathing is as
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by jiayo 1y ago
As a Canadian I don't really think Americans have really understood how upset we are. Most US-facing talk is about tariffs, but the repeated threats of annexation and taunting (Governor, 51st state, Noem's despicable actions at Ha
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by jiayo 2y ago
Anecdote: I'm helping a family member set up a personal brand website. He has a brand/marketing person for the content/design, but wanted me to manage the tech side of email, domains, providers, etc. I've used Wordpress
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by jiayo 2y ago
Google Domains was sold to squarespace. Your domain will be migrated soon/already has been. Check your inbox. > Your Google domain has been migrated to your Squarespace Domains account. You can now log in at Squarespace Domains with
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by jiayo 2y ago
For what it's worth, both Apple Maps and Bing Maps now have street-view like features, at least in my neck of the woods (Canada).
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by jiayo 2y ago
Then where did eggs come from?
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by jiayo 2y ago
When US (NTSC) shows are aired in Europe (PAL), the framerate difference necessitates a small speed-up. It's barely noticeable, except when music is playing, at which point it is very, very noticeable. Yes, it's a little higher
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by jiayo 2y ago
A family member owns a Jeep (2016). It's been nothing but problems for them. They were brand loyal. But they've really gone off the rails lately. Jeep ranked 34/34 (dead last) in consumer satisfaction in Consumer Reports&#x27
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by jiayo 2y ago
Except cupcake shops and craft breweries are allowed to differentiate (gluten free, superhero themed, we only sell wild fermented German beers...) while the legal cannabis retailers in Canada are more akin to owning a Subway franchise. You
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by jiayo 2y ago
Big tobacco might have stayed out of the fray but since legalization the vape giant JUUL owns and operates dispensaries.
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by jiayo 2y ago
Social media has been the boogeyman for almost a decade now, and (red) states are at least sending out trial balloons regarding banning minors from accessing social media[1]. Prior to that, it was porn, and now we have age verification req
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by jiayo 2y ago
This might be the hardest to parse headline I've ever read.
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by jiayo 2y ago
How many social media sites allow you to do anything without an account? Twitter used to be wide open but X competely locked down. Instagram lets you click 2 things and then the paywall pops up. I'm not sure about Facebook but it isn&#
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by jiayo 3y ago
https://css-for-js.dev/ by Josh Comeau is fantastic.
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by jiayo 3y ago
Check out Ben Eater at eater.net, he has 2 kits, one where you build an 8-bit CPU, and another where you build a custom computer using a 6502 CPU, all on breadboards (no soldering). The newest third kit is a very primitive VGA card. His You
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by jiayo 3y ago
I'm very bearish on Passkeys as a concept. As a technologist and security advocate, I'm glad that it helps to defeat phishing attacks, and the problem of reusing passwords/credential stuffing. But the UX is just not there yet
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by jiayo 3y ago
It's funny, watching films in 48fps in theatres (specifically the first Hobbit movie that pioneered the concept) to me looks like the actors acted in 2x slow motion and then someone pressed fast forward. Everything looks incredibly unn
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by jiayo 3y ago
Yeah, the reaction here is as though the forestry department can just pull up texts/phone logs from random citizens - but if this is just for their own staff, it's a bit of a nothing burger.
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by jiayo 3y ago
Another pumpkin that didn't RTFA.
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by jiayo 3y ago
About 2 years ago I spent a weekend completely re-doing my wifi environment because the reliability of the Google Minis plummeted. Long response times, multiple rooms answering/clobbering each other so nothing answers, etc. I should ha
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by jiayo 3y ago
AI Supremacy: https://aisupremacy.substack.com/ Latent Space: https://www.latent.space/ Encyclopedia Autonomica: https://jdsemrau.substack.com/ Deep Learning Focus: https://camer
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by jiayo 3y ago
You work at Vercel. Are you saying Vercel does not honour DMCA takedown requests and that is a selling point of using Vercel? This seems like a strange thing to brag about.
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by jiayo 3y ago
Exactly. There's lots of intense density (50+ storey residential buildings) in a small geographic area, but for the other 75% of the land area of Toronto, it has been illegal to build even a 4-plex; zoning allows single family housing
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by jiayo 3y ago
https://www.githubstatus.com/
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by jiayo 3y ago
Having grown up in a large transit-oriented city, I learned to drive as a grownup. I really struggled with the concept of reversing. "Turn the wheel left!" "You just turn the wheel the way you want the _back_ of the car to go
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by jiayo 3y ago
Great example. I like broadcast radio. I don't like picking and choosing podcasts, I like to just listen to "what's on". I really like some of the live music content on SiriusXM (celebrity DJs, etc). I'm their ideal
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by jiayo 4y ago
I would consider those "query builders" rather than fully fledged ORMs.

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