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First time hearing my m4 mac spin its fan up thanks to Claude code
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This is how a 30T$ GDP economy is built.
This is extremely dark
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There are no bullshit jobs. There are only jobs with bullshit salaries.
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Optimized my Twitter algo performance and and quality by 17x with this one teeny tiny change.
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aymannadeem.com/artificial/i… So apparently plan mode is dead, which I never in any of my coding sessions. Models got way better at plan+execute, which begs the question: what "agentic" skill should I learn at all, if the half-life of any new "skill" is 12 months at best ?
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Dunno about other people, but I love seeing beautifully written (or generated code) that prevents me from calling methods at the type-level based on the state of the object instead of `assert RubySlop.isRunning is true` kinda runtime-garbage.
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Wonderful book. Last chapters starting from Swat -> Tibet were incredibly long reads. I had no idea that there were paleolithic and neolithic cultures living in and around Kashmir and it only increases my hatred for the crap that is Archaeological Survey of India even more.
Was wondering how a white woman got to travel back and forth across Delhi, Karachi,Kabul and Al-Qaeda infested tribal areas only for her to turn out to be Dalrymple's cousin. Anyway, fantastic travelogue and great dives into history and the sad fate of Hindus and Kalash.
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Govind retweeted
🥳 Excited to share that @lossfunk got 4 papers into NeurIPS main conference. Please join me in congratulating the authors! Aman @arcaman07, ⁠Sushrut @martisamuser, ⁠Abhinav @MajorTimbWlf21, Pranav - @Avg_sapient First authors are all undergrads :)
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Twas a beautiful evening.
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Ofcourse Vercel fucks up how things normally work and then you waste 100s of $ in token trying to unfuck how Vercel's shit stuff works internally.
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owarida for Zig.
The allocator_api feature has been stabilized! > Rust’s Allocator API standardizes custom memory allocation, enabling collections to use specialized strategies for better control, performance, and memory efficiency.
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Honestly if I were a founder making 100M ARR with 350 employees, I'd still chill. 330 more mouths fed and families sustained.
Evernote is a Bending Spoons company worth talking about. They are doing very well post-acquisition (reportedly at $150M with 20 people). Prior to the takeover, they were doing $100M with nearly 350 employees. The current numbers are pretty apt for a product like that. Then there are some of these older SaaS companies doing similar revenue with 5,000-7,000 people. Imagine them cutting down to 30 engineers and a lean ops team. They would be printing money in a way that would seem illegal.
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Posts like these only sound awesome on paper. I would be happy to distribute the fruits of labour after making a few M$. After all even the richest man on earth is doing the same terminally online shit as I.
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My article about NUMA in Linux is out. NUMA is very easy to ignore when you're developing. Your local machine probably doesn't have it, and Linux handles it transparently on your server, so you may never notice, but your performance isn't optimal, especially with memory-intensive applications. You can probably go your whole career without knowing about NUMA and be perfectly fine. But if you're the kind of person who wants to squeeze out every last drop of performance, or who just really wants to know how everything works, this is an introduction to how NUMA works inside Linux. Read it here: internals-for-interns.com/po… #Linux #Kernel
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Seeing very interesting approaches to hosting agentic workloads on Kubernetes, should make for an interesting comparison.
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Gonna use this an excuse to grab a 70-300m or longer. 200mm on APS-C ain't cuttin' it no more :P
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TL is just meta-commentary on direction of engineering disciplines at this point. Sigh.
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Was wondering how a white woman got to travel back and forth across Delhi, Karachi,Kabul and Al-Qaeda infested tribal areas only for her to turn out to be Dalrymple's cousin. Anyway, fantastic travelogue and great dives into history and the sad fate of Hindus and Kalash.
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I was skeptical initially, but the book and the research is extremely good. I don't think I have ever read an account of Buddhism in modern-day Afghanistan/Pakistan before.
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