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See my later post in this thread, I go into more detail about how I use AI in the restorative process. In addition, I literally had AI build a complete list of parts to order from …

No, not everyone, there's no easily accessible video showing how to setup aquarium lights to slowly de-yellow ABS plastic -- at least I didn't find one; AI helped me find an obscur…

I'm learning by doing things. For example: AI has helped me get into restoring retro tech, specifically resoldering leaky caps on retro Macintosh logic boards. Before AI, I didn't …

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This is an interesting comment -- your life is precious brother, you might have something in store down the road :)

Precisely, there are about 100 of these, and everyone makes a new one every week.

He's correct internationally, compared to real socialists in countries like Australia/NZ, US dems are definitely mildly center right.

This is more accurate, I've written enough code in my life to never really want to do it again ....but I still love creating (code was merely the way to do it) so LLMs help with my…

I don't find the same, like you, principle/CTO engineer, there's a world of difference between simplistic prompt/vibe coding and building a properly architected/performant/maintain…

That's great and I'm the same, 40s multiple founder and I was ready to hang it up after my last exit -- had 0 passion to code anymore and now I'm back and LLMs are reigniting my pa…

It's Qwen3.5 now, you're a bit behind the times.

Same, I have a bunch of skills defined ith proper YAML headers and semantic triggers installed, I make a point of listing not too many but making it quite specific. Even with that,…

That's really interesting, I love the idea of being able to use columnar support directly within postgresql. I was thinking of using Citus for this, but possibly using duckdb is a …

> production, or reduced execution speed by 50% Hopefully that's "reduced execution time" :)

I like the remarkable paper pro -- been using it for 8 months consistently.

The rest of the world just shakes its head at the US healthcare system. Powerful forces keep it as it is -- and people seem to buy the stupid communism/socialist crap that they ped…

Never left bittorrent. I really wanted to embrace streaming services, prime really killed me recently, with introducing ads into a membership that I already pay for! and 90% of mov…

What an incredible read, the MS-DOS revelation is wow

right people mostly, I partnered with someone different for the 3rd startup; from my experience with the first 2 i realized the sort of person I needed as a co-founder. Someone to …

that was interesting, thanks for the reference

3 products 1st one didn't sell 2nd one sold for 000s 3rd one sold for 000000s 4th one ? so really went the other way, quality over quantity

not sure if that's a bad thing when it comes for FE frameworks - not reinventing it every 5-7 years i think is a good thing.

I just do it with multiple terminals + checkouts + branches -- this seems to just get in the way. But I'm an old school vim/emacs keyboard only hacker, so terminal all the way is s…

I'm already building whole projects now with AI -- not a single line of code by myself. I love it, I've coded for 25 years and I don't need to write another line ever again, I just…

not just employees, founders as well :) as a serial founder, I find AI exciting because after my 3rd company, thinking of my 4th was quite exhausting but AI has re-invigorated by a…