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Fair point.

Given the example, I meant multiple cursors. I assumed it would have been obvious.

> assuming you actually review what it outputs You don't need to do this if you setup TDD. Over time, you develop confidence in the tests, and those ensure your code is solid. Lint…

Multiple keyboards is trivial - unless you meant multiple active cursors. (If you've used a USB keyboard attahced to your laptop - you've already experienced multiple keyboards. Bo…

That's why it's a canary - because it has minimal external input, and most pure. External inputs are bound get LLM friendlier with time, in the order I mentioned above.

I'm convinced Math is the canary for what's going to happen to knowledge work. Coding was ahead in harnessing early LLM capability, but Math, given it's pure form, has aleady racin…

This is a very novel UX and assistive tech, and I know more users globally (and in India for me) would find this useful.

Very good writeup. It's surprising other clouds don't have cloud run equivalent of scale to zero container apps. Closest I know of is fly.

I built a harness in the cloud with slack like interface for this, allowing multiple people to join. It allows chat members to tag action items, work on files and sync to GitHub. M…

Camera app should negate the need. most pictures are of people and scenary, and 99.99% of the time the intent is to take the photo in the right order. Simple totally offline ONNX m…

is composer 2.5 that good at that pricepoint? Seems like the gemini flash playbook of trying to get most bang for the buck.

I understand the frustration (I'm an avid fdroid user across many many devices). But this article comes off as childish with the virus/trojan/"malware vendor". With such an article…

We can get creative. quick ideas: Send it by printed post. pass it around people to people. an email needs to be added in with some process, and can only get one TXT update value a…

Hence the "in the first year or two". Some more human effort to showcase proof early on, then the domain is solidified for you like iwth any other registrar. This is something like…

The "one free domain per person" isn't the interesting part really - that will be hard to police unless domain name is a function of ID proof (avoids squatting). 0) The actual inte…

The author should call out size of binaries (compiled and generated), the interpreter as well since that's teh selling point. if it's tiny from memory requiremetns , shoudl also ca…

No per-request billing, portable devops - easier multicloud, known semantics (env variables, entrypoint, websocket lifecycle).

If eastdakota/jgc are here. - simply expose containers to the world directly - without having to go via workers. - You have other amazing parts of the stack anyway (D1, durable obj…

> translation. It's not technically a translation, it's a re-implementation, with test suites acting as the destination. If it was a file by file translation your argument would ha…

> We believe it would be good for the world to have the option to slow or temporarily pause frontier AI development to enable societal structures and alignment research to keep up …

Disagree is such a loose/wimpy study. Add in a grounded/expected response, and then it becomes a better benchmark (because it'll force the author to actually think about choices pr…

IMO, I read 2 faulty assumptions: 1) That LLM/Agents are being pushed and not adopted. I see plenty of deep adoption by junior folks. 2) The unit economics don't work out. From the…

Rubbish. The license change was the reason for the fork of community, and people switching. Quality was never cited as the issue.

It is of course a multiplier. The worries are: - Lesser overall engineers needed -> lesser demand of human engineers -> lower compensations - insufficient training at junior levels…