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Timestamped link to the YouTube video: https://youtu.be/T08wc4xD3KA?t=124

Ooh I haven't, but this is exactly the kind of follow-up I was looking for. Thanks for sharing!

I recently did a deep dive on open-endedness, and my favorite example of its power is Picbreeder from 2008 [1]. It was a simple website where users could somewhat arbitrarily combi…

Soon we'll start having a humans.txt format to account for this https://xkcd.com/927/

Please add an llms.txt file! https://llmstxt.org/ I'd love to see how far I can take this by giving it to an LLM and asking it to format for me with Quarkdown.

https://github.com/JinayJain/dictator Built one for myself. It's context-aware and promptable. Tested well on Linux, not so much on other platforms but in theory should support the…

I used to think that typing speed was not really that important, especially when now we have so many LLMs doing the typing for us. But honestly, now I think it's even more importan…

Went in an incognito window and searched "io" and this announcement was shown right above Google IO [1]. [1] https://i.imgur.com/xNKjFXa.png

I'm more referring to launch timing

Likely no coincidence that they announce their company, io, during Google I/O. Search "io" on Google right now and see what comes up...

That's not the only concern though. The web is by far the most accessible way to distribute something, which is paramount in getting people to use it.

They really need to fix the kerning on some of their charts

I wonder if you could use the Chrome local AI API to build something like this: https://developer.chrome.com/docs/ai

For anyone who wants to listen, it's on this page: https://yummy-fir-7a4.notion.site/dia

Make sure you're using the "-it-qat" suffixed models like "gemma3:27b-it-qat"

Cursor is likely very tuned for Claude (prompts-wise and all) due to its dominance with 3.5 and now 3.7. Still, Gemini 2.5's tool calling has been pretty poor in my experience whic…

Fun fact: the Codeium office is actually the Pied Piper office from the show [1], so yeah, they like Silicon Valley. [1] https://x.com/codeiumdev/status/1851400416946462967

How does it stack up against GitHub's own search?

Hmm, I've never used /. so it wasn't me who shared it.

Yep, it does some naive rescaling of the clock to make it circular (since perspective would make it more like an ellipse in the image), but then assumes 12 is always at the top.