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martinkallstrom
28d ago
Here's what Claude said: There's a delicious irony in pasting dontpastetheai.com into an AI chat, and I choose to believe that's deliberate. It's well written though. The parody answer in the middle is the sharpest part
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1y ago
I also see a new AI agent workflow framework/platform/library every week and to me the differentiation of this project is clear in the logging, orchestration and auto-scaling. Of course, I don't need trigger.dev to win the ma
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2y ago
"Assume the role of an expert in cache invalidation..."
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2y ago
The angle I can think of is to preserve the legacy of a dwindling operation and share the value that was created at the peak.
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2y ago
Have you tried allowing the LLM to decide the use of knowledge retrieval, through tool use or a direct query?
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2y ago
How do I descend after clearing a level?
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2y ago
Apple bought a Swedish startup called C3 and their became 3D part of Apple Maps. That startup was a spin-off from Saab Aerospace, who had developed a vision system for terrain-following missiles. Saab ran a project with the municipal innova
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4y ago
Sadly there are none.
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6y ago
This is an amazing classic which basically created the genre. It goes incredibly deep. And when you think it can’t go deeper, it still does: http://adarkroom.doublespeakgames.com/
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Noam Chomsky – Thought
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10y ago
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10y ago
Very nice explanation. Not oversimplifying and not too detailed. Could anyone care to explain smart contracts in the same balanced fashion? I always struggle to convey my understanding.
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10y ago
In the future, remember that you heard it from me first: The gulf stream is now coming to a stop. The warm water that usually is chilled enough to sink to the bottom and be flushed back to the Mexican Gulf to be warmed up again, is now gath
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10y ago
Yes, that would help a lot with output quality. The machine can only hallucinate what it has previously seen.
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Bitcoin block propagation with IBLT, Part I
(popeller.io)
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11y ago
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12y ago
We have used Lookback since the beginning for our app development, couldn't recommend it more. The team are excellent people based in Sweden and the US.
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13y ago
Make a Twicsy app, price it at a dollar, push it through the site and you're set.
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13y ago
In Sweden the same social safety net applies to everyone, even entrepreneurs (gasp!). There is basically no more risk in starting a company than in being employed.
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13y ago
Running a Kickstarter project is not recommended for someone close to burning out.
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Memoto changes name to Narrative
(letter.getnarrative.com)
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13y ago
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Toca Boca CEO: Scaling is a matter of trust
(bjornjeffery.svbtle.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Third time's a charm
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13y ago
In essence, the US government (not it's people) could be regarded as the global bully. It's probably because bullying works and is economical. It makes sense for them and the world where the US would have to apologize for it'
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13y ago
Perhaps there could be some continuous rollover with all data older than five years being made available through the Internet Archive. I'm no longer affiliated with Twingly but of course know them very well. I can make a proposal! It w
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13y ago
My former startup Twingly http://twingly.com has hundreds of millions of blog posts stored (everything collected since 2006) in 128 MySql shards with a unified query interface. The last few months of data are indexed and searcha
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13y ago
What is (or should be) the real driver here is the difference between striving for success and striving for creating value. If you strive for success it always feels as if there's a long way there, no matter how far you get. You can ra
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13y ago
I have complete understanding of your situation, having been in the position of having to let people go from a very small team a couple of times. It's hard and feels awful, but you are doing what you see needs to be done which is great
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13y ago
"Never ever" is at least two nines.. perhaps three. 4 days of consecutive downtime would probably hurt a Cron as a service-service a lot in terms of user happiness.
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Erato - simple and beautiful markdown editor
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13y ago
Here is a problem that I would pay a subscription for a great solution to: Cron as a service. Sometimes when you set up a simple codestack on Heroku or Parse or similar, it would be great to be able to specify a web hook that should be call
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Euclideons second video showcasing geospatial data rendering
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