They really need to show some evidence for this! Just this suggestion means I won't ever use it again
Ok so it's "AI free". But why? It doesn't justify the decision but just assumes you will understand the reasoning. I have to say: I don't. For example they are pinning binutils, gcc, and gdb to the last version they…
i think you mean almost 20 years ago old man
the rumors were about a supposed Macbook Ultra that would have a screen like the ipad pros. Still to come (or not)
still rocking the m1 studio, shows no signs of stopping
right: either it’s so hard to exploit that $1,000 isn’t enough to risk “giving away” your exploit chain or actual exploitation of this bug is impractical, either way the CVEpocalypse is overblown
The author of the piece claims playing to the click is not gridification, and I agree. Even with a click track to keep you on beat, there will still be a natural push and pull of the rhythm.
this is written so terribly i could barely read it. stop using ai to write, AI CAN'T WRITE. it can write code, it can't write a blog post
use aws or digital ocean
secret encryption is always a bit of a conundrum for a running cloud system. the secret needs to be plaintext when you use it, so you have to decrypt at least on every deploy. but that means the keys have to be ready at…
like the competent programmers that built php or?
github has basically become a joke at this point. everyone engineering org that i know of is at least asking themselves if there's a migration path off there if they're not in the process of building one. Every slack…
FDA approval of the first GLP-1 agonist was in 2005 and many diabetics have been taking these drugs for close to 20 years, so we have a pretty good picture of what long term side effects are: mostly GI symptoms, and you…
i burn through a $200 claude and $200 codex plan every week. opus 5.5 is not "step change" it's just a bit better, and the benchmarks show this. Honestly with my workflow I cannot really tell the difference between the…
Antigravity tells me specifically "Gemini 4 Argon is currently available to Ultra plan subscribers"
Only available on Ultra, so I thought maybe I'll try it for one month to see if it's good. Well, I have Google One and for some reason this means I cannot sign up for AI Ultra? This is just one of the worst product…
but they have slowed down. the delta in capability between model releases now is smaller than ever before and i expect it to continue to diminish until we reach some kind of asymptotic maximum, which hopefully will mean…
the biggest design wart of rust (well one of them) is that support for custom allocators wasn't built into the type system from the start, with allocation osmething that returns Result
'static lifetime bounds are kind of confusing in Rust, but here goes: A 'static lifetime constraint on T says: types that satisfy T must not contain any borrowed value/content whose lifetime will be shorter than the…
no
one can test at the system level as well, and llms make it easier
o no, they’re seeing open and close events between my laptop and my vps and database. the fbi will surely bring the hammer down on me
they should be freaking out because every time the chinese labs or non "frontier" labs release a model that is only a few months behind and much cheaper than the openai/anthropic models it shows that they don't deserve…
Engineers abandoning IDEs or did they burn a ton of cash on AI?
deepseek is from the evil east, this is from the virtuous west
They really need to show some evidence for this! Just this suggestion means I won't ever use it again
Ok so it's "AI free". But why? It doesn't justify the decision but just assumes you will understand the reasoning. I have to say: I don't. For example they are pinning binutils, gcc, and gdb to the last version they…
i think you mean almost 20 years ago old man
the rumors were about a supposed Macbook Ultra that would have a screen like the ipad pros. Still to come (or not)
still rocking the m1 studio, shows no signs of stopping
right: either it’s so hard to exploit that $1,000 isn’t enough to risk “giving away” your exploit chain or actual exploitation of this bug is impractical, either way the CVEpocalypse is overblown
The author of the piece claims playing to the click is not gridification, and I agree. Even with a click track to keep you on beat, there will still be a natural push and pull of the rhythm.
this is written so terribly i could barely read it. stop using ai to write, AI CAN'T WRITE. it can write code, it can't write a blog post
use aws or digital ocean
secret encryption is always a bit of a conundrum for a running cloud system. the secret needs to be plaintext when you use it, so you have to decrypt at least on every deploy. but that means the keys have to be ready at…
like the competent programmers that built php or?
github has basically become a joke at this point. everyone engineering org that i know of is at least asking themselves if there's a migration path off there if they're not in the process of building one. Every slack…
FDA approval of the first GLP-1 agonist was in 2005 and many diabetics have been taking these drugs for close to 20 years, so we have a pretty good picture of what long term side effects are: mostly GI symptoms, and you…
i burn through a $200 claude and $200 codex plan every week. opus 5.5 is not "step change" it's just a bit better, and the benchmarks show this. Honestly with my workflow I cannot really tell the difference between the…
Antigravity tells me specifically "Gemini 4 Argon is currently available to Ultra plan subscribers"
Only available on Ultra, so I thought maybe I'll try it for one month to see if it's good. Well, I have Google One and for some reason this means I cannot sign up for AI Ultra? This is just one of the worst product…
but they have slowed down. the delta in capability between model releases now is smaller than ever before and i expect it to continue to diminish until we reach some kind of asymptotic maximum, which hopefully will mean…
the biggest design wart of rust (well one of them) is that support for custom allocators wasn't built into the type system from the start, with allocation osmething that returns Result
'static lifetime bounds are kind of confusing in Rust, but here goes: A 'static lifetime constraint on T says: types that satisfy T must not contain any borrowed value/content whose lifetime will be shorter than the…
no
one can test at the system level as well, and llms make it easier
o no, they’re seeing open and close events between my laptop and my vps and database. the fbi will surely bring the hammer down on me
they should be freaking out because every time the chinese labs or non "frontier" labs release a model that is only a few months behind and much cheaper than the openai/anthropic models it shows that they don't deserve…
Engineers abandoning IDEs or did they burn a ton of cash on AI?
deepseek is from the evil east, this is from the virtuous west