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salomonk_mur
12d ago
For any body of text (or in general, any exposition of any kind), the responsibility to explain the value of the article is very much in the author's side. Explaining the value of what you are showing should always go towards the start
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salomonk_mur
1mo ago
A 1 second head start is good enough.
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salomonk_mur
2mo ago
Generating images not by pixels but by code and instructions is niche to you?
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salomonk_mur
4mo ago
Many, many people immigrate for an imagination of what life in the US will be. Objectively speaking, the US really is far behind most of the developed world in standards of living . Also, money. Salaries are simply higher in the US (even if
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salomonk_mur
4mo ago
Agreed. This will likely never ship with all the bloat. Custom AI model, custom OS, extremely custom architecture (2 "main" processors running independently...), barely reuses any of the previous work from Flipper Zero.
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4mo ago
Man, they put 2 processors in the thing and are building their own OS. They even say they are not sure how to get it accomplished. Scope creep to hell and back. Could just let the device get turned off like literally any other device on ear
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4mo ago
To be fair, the traffic you had was mostly routed by them as well. Google giveth, Google taketh away.
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4mo ago
I think MDX is the perfect middle ground. I'm gonna start using it instead of plain Markdown thanks to this comment. Thanks!!
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4mo ago
What? How would you know it was them?
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salomonk_mur
5mo ago
They are analyzing absolutely every click you make, I can guarantee it.
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salomonk_mur
5mo ago
Says they emailed affected customers...
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6mo ago
Well, that does sound quite useful.
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6mo ago
I'm surprised at the effectiveness of simple PoW to stop practically all activity. I'll implement Anubis at low difficulty for all my projects and leave a decent llms.txt referenced in my sitemap and robots.txt so LLMs can still g
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6mo ago
There is no such thing. All new ideas are derived from previous experiences and concepts.
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6mo ago
The main issue isn't about the reports being copy-pasted - it's about they are created with no audit ever being done. You literally paid to get your cert without ever getting audited.
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salomonk_mur
6mo ago
If one is flaky, then you are below 100% friend.
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salomonk_mur
6mo ago
Hard to justify? 20/month for like 5x output is a great deal (be it Claude or Codex or whatever), even if it lasts only 2-3 hours per day.
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6mo ago
Friend, in the age of AI and even more so if you are selling an AI product, all you need is literally 2 screenshots and one prompt.
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7mo ago
"We must make a full rewrite of our codebase to X architecture / Y language". How many times I've heard that...
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7mo ago
Having both o4 and 4o. Really. What the fuck?
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7mo ago
The process that Get Shit Done forces is pretty good, with Claude Code as the interface. https://github.com/gsd-build/get-shit-done
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8mo ago
But... It's true. Deleting data completely is an easy way to gimp and lobotomize your future analysis. Storage is cheap. Never delete data.
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8mo ago
If you haven't got a few Mithril knives then you are no connoisseur at all.
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9mo ago
Having members of the tech team who don't write code in some way or another is bad practice in general
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9mo ago
They are just too expensive nowadays.
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9mo ago
Before, I resold the output of engineers. Now, I resell the output of AI supervised by engineers. We can tell when it makes mistakes. It used to make a ton. Now, with the right context, it really makes very few mistakes (which it can find i
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9mo ago
I had it One-shot the full architecture for a fairly advanced distributed system for a client. It then one shot the actual code design (following absolutely all our our internal requirements on auth, stack to use, security, code styling, do
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10mo ago
Which was for the most part true.
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