mi_lk

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by mi_lk 5d ago
I really like this style of writing for some reason. Not sure how to put it but it’s a rare combination of a vague post and confidence
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by mi_lk 12d ago
It stopped being a valuable benchmark proxy quite a few model versions ago. Simon knows it, so is everyone who’s serious about it Treat it like a bit as is
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by mi_lk 13d ago
if only tweeting is as rigorous as academic literature reviews
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by mi_lk 14d ago
Yes policeman right here
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by mi_lk 14d ago
Off-topic but I quite like another post about relationships on this site: https://stripeacross.com/posts/no-bf-22/
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by mi_lk 16d ago
Is it not significantly more token hungry at the same time?
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by mi_lk 19d ago
Does HTMX not have some performance gain over JS frameworks? (Never used it before)
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by mi_lk 19d ago
Just came back from Singapore and their transit card is the normal kind you’ll find in big cities in the west Only Japan is on another level
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by mi_lk 1mo ago
Same. I never have issues with Transmission and actively avoid other feature-rich clients but I guess I'm not a super user
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by mi_lk 1mo ago
That doesn't counter my point - yes there'll be dependency hell but at the same time fundamental developer tools like code intelligence or basic git operations take eons to complete or need strange workarounds So code infra/l
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by mi_lk 1mo ago
Monorepo benefits maybe a small set of developers that manages it for the whole company, at the cost of most other engineers who develop in it. Unnecessary waste of time. Case in point another new merge queue has to be created to somehow ma
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by mi_lk 1mo ago
I like the writing style. The first section is super clear about what QR code is in ~200 words
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by mi_lk 1mo ago
Yes, I meant the decision to not support MCP by default without plugins, like Skills, could be revisited if it’s now efficient
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by mi_lk 1mo ago
Interesting, then I wonder if Pi having Skills support but not MCP support by default still makes sense
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by mi_lk 1mo ago
you can't deny that comes off condescending for a _client_ looking for your business
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by mi_lk 2mo ago
Then where’s the lie in “soulless AI slop”?
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by mi_lk 2mo ago
Would you mind sharing some thoughts about fil-c? AFAICT its claims mostly check out so besides implementation details (GC?) it seems directionally good.
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by mi_lk 2mo ago
Well the author, an expert in Homer, doesn't hold punches that's for sure. It also shows a literature critic doesn’t really translate into a film critic because this piece is borderline pedantic about the adaptation script and not
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by mi_lk 2mo ago
English version: https://www.betaalvereniging.nl/en/news/next-phase-of-ideal-...
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by mi_lk 2mo ago
It's coming from Vercel, what do you expect?
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by mi_lk 2mo ago
how do know if a route would go through cloud forming regions
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by mi_lk 2mo ago
Seems to happen to most top universities, or is there some context I'm missing?
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by mi_lk 2mo ago
Had a good chuckle
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by mi_lk 2mo ago
At this point I am simply interested in how much longer you're gonna ride this schtick
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by mi_lk 2mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48891496
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by mi_lk 2mo ago
Of course you'll buy that because "receipts" were only half the story and posting little commentary gives him an edge. See: https://hachyderm.io/@kristoff/116898483283387067
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by mi_lk 2mo ago
> The post claims they were fuzzing their Zig code, while during our calls the whole Bun team told us that they were not fuzzing anything If you read the post again this sentence is not removed and Sumner did not refute that
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by mi_lk 2mo ago
Just want to add to the pile that The New York Times is notorious for its unsubscription shenanigan
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by mi_lk 2mo ago
Or, did the whole Bun team indeed state the otherwise to Zig?
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by mi_lk 2mo ago
You only need to follow Jarred/Bun's own comments on Twitter/HN to figure things out, where selective info were posted based on some agenda instead of clearing things up, aka communication

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