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I really love the ideas here. I also wonder if this kind of workplace is a myth. Maybe every business really is a disaster if you look close enough. Or maybe it does happen, once i…

No, I think I he’s saying that we have that, and we should use it more. AlphaGo uses discovery when it evaluates potential moves and iterates. Claude Code uses discovery when it ge…

I tend to agree. After seeing http://chatjimmy.ai , I think multi-agent systems are mostly just solving for LLMs being slow currently.

I’ve bounced off of LazyGit multiple times because I never figured out how to make it play nice with a light theme terminal. I haven’t used dark mode anything for years. I set my m…

Instantly crushed that there doesn’t appear to be a phone app for this.

This is on the cluster level, while the article is talking about the database level, I believe.

I mean that when a computer can visually understand a document and reformat and reinterpret it in any imaginable way, who cares how it’s stored? When a png or a pdf or a markdown d…

Seeing the Gemini 3 capabilities, I can imagine a near future where file formats are effectively irrelevant.

This made me do a double-take. Surely you would never do this, right? It seems to be directly counter to the idea of being able to audit changes: “Event replay: if we want to adjus…

Can you write a prompt to optimize prompts? Seems like an LLM should be able to judge a prompt, and collaboratively work with the user to improve it if necessary.

This, but for many things. Paint is ready at the hardware store Table is ready at the restaurant Construction is done on a bridge All kinds of things that we need a one-time notifi…

Looking at the trees in the background of the first photo, it’s clear he’s using a longer focal length on the non-iPhone. He has some good points, maybe, but in general it’s a pret…

I don’t think control center actually uses the liquid glass elements. They don’t respond to accessibility options like reduce transparency, for one thing.

Fine-grained reactivity (ie Knockout) was a thing well before React. If anything, React was a response to the deficiencies of fine-grained reactivity.

I’ve done the same with SQLAlchemy in Python and SQLKata in C#. Sadly the whole idea of composable query builders seems to have fallen out of fashion.

I had the same thought, but it sounds like this operates at a much lower level than that kind of thing: > Then, a physics-based neural network was used to process the images captur…

More than any other Nikon flagship. Title had me thinking they outsold Canon and Sony.

Software calendars are so poor compared to this. There’s no concept of importance, of impact, of life. Just times and titles, every one equivalent. Digital calendars have hardly ev…

Imagine if apps just… worked like this, somehow. Start off with a realtime visualization and point and click commands, and as you learn them you can evolve into a straight CLI…

Explaining that semi-obscure reference: Barry Lyndon is a Kubrick film that famously has shots lit by only candlelight. This was accomplished by using extremely ”fast” lenses creat…

Absolutely is is. But the tool itself is a medium for that communication. What is Figma for, if not communicating design decisions?

The problem with these kind of pixel-perfect, inspectable design tools, is that there's no distinction between important details and unimportant details. For example, if our app us…

Would this be a usable alternative to Plex’s Watch Together? Could I host a live stream of a movie and have friends watch it in sync?