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spooneybarger
26d ago
I've gone back to using Opus 4.6. It's quite nice along all these fronts.
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1mo ago
Thank you. The tweet values the readers time. The blog post. Dear lord. So much noise. This was a great summation.
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2mo ago
well played sir. well played.
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3mo ago
I, as a human, find that website decidedly unfriendly to quickly getting information. Particularly on mobile.
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3mo ago
Same. But I got one from Anthropic.
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3mo ago
It was never alpine.
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4mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48263889
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4mo ago
Because the only thing keeping those vulnerabilities in existence was laziness.
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My Agent Management Software
(tybug.dev)
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5mo ago
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Lean Squad: Exploring Automated Software Verification W Near-Zero Human Labour
(dsyme.net)
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Misconfiguring Infinity Fabric to Break AMD SEV-SNP
(fabricked-attack.github.io)
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5mo ago
Cirrus gave a ton of support for years to open source projects. I congratulate them on cashing out. Running a business like Cirrus did is always a hard road and I will never fault folks who gave time and resources on their platform away for
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spooneybarger
5mo ago
That's a very small list.
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6mo ago
No
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6mo ago
An important step with property based testing and similar techniques is writing your own generators for your domain objects. I have used to it to incredible effect for many years in projects. I work at Antithesis now so you can take that wi
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6mo ago
Came through personal contact who is close to the family.
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6mo ago
Yes. He died last week.
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6mo ago
More stuff for pony than you can shake a stick at.
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Teaching Claude to Write Pony
(ponylang.io)
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7mo ago
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7mo ago
predicting that a startup will fail is.. well, you got a ton of probability on your side there. so it isn't a particularly impressive thing to be right about.
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8mo ago
well played sir. well played.
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8mo ago
Well played sir. Well played
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8mo ago
That's an exceedingly unkind summation of the piece in question.
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8mo ago
No
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The Microsoft-OpenAI Files
(geekwire.com)
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8mo ago
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8mo ago
working fine for me.
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8mo ago
Well played sir. Well played
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8mo ago
The OxCaml work is great. I don't use OCaml much but I have been following along with OxCaml as they are doing fascinating work that leverages a lot of research that interests me.
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8mo ago
As a general rule, not all system calls are thread safe.
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8mo ago
500k tech workers have been laid off since accounting for expenses under Section 174 changed on January 1, 2022.
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