I just assumed it came out of Indian English, and kept spreading as more and more people like to use the word “software” as a synonym for “app” or “program”. In my house, software will always be an uncountable noun.
Well, I appreciate the advance warning, so I want to hear it.
Google Translate is actually good these days, and seems to mostly preserve the original tone without turning it into Claudeslop.
So if Meta stopped maintaining MyRocks, are they moving to a different solution?
I’m struggling with this as I have apps I would like to share but I literally don’t know how. I can’t post on Reddit. I can post a Show HN, but I’ll probably break some unwritten rule and get shadowbanned. I can share…
I worked on benchmarking in the past, including TPC benchmarks. When you see a blog post like this, never interpret it as “database A is X% faster than database B”, there are just too many factors. It’s more like “we…
> That last detail was the tell: every crawl session was a fresh browser with no persisted thread id Yep, ai;dr, closed tab
US politicians have been at war against teenage drinking since the 1980s when the minimum drinking age was raised. Gen Z social trends helped it along, but this is the desired outcome of bipartisan policy going back…
I’m a Brave user, but I really never really understood how do they make money? Does anyone actually use or care about BAT (the crypto token)? I haven’t heard anyone mention it in years besides “the crypto thing in Brave…
Even though I’m all in on using coding agents in my personal projects, I’m so glad I’m not working in a corporate job right now.
> I reached out for help. The standard response from everyone fell between ignoring me or telling me I need to "do it myself". > You know who did help me? Random strangers on Stack Overflow. People who had nothing to…
Yeah, as a user I came to the same conclusion as I naturally used plan mode less and less over time. I still use plan mode in Astra to come up with a plan that I then feed into Fable. I feel like OpenAI models still do…
I'm pretty sure the CEOs of Tesla/SpaceX, OpenAI, and any company depending on data center buildout are painfully aware of physical supply chains and manual labor scarcity right now.
Yeah, I strongly feel this kind of stuff will just fall away as models get smarter and have a longer and longer viable time horizon per task. Prompt Engineering, OpenClaw, Ralphing (remember that?) have all fallen…
In my experience you are quite right. Don’t let the shaming replies get you down.
> Just don't read her stuff if you're not interested. This retort is disingenuous when almost everyone is on algorithmic social media and trying to chase clout and drive revenue with engagement bait. I would never read…
I just can’t get excited about any of these meta-frameworks. Doesn’t everyone get by now that any advance just gets rolled in to Claude and Codex a few months later, then the downstream competitors a few months after…
I completely agree, but I think it’s just a convenient narrative for Big AI to push for regulation and salt the earth against competitors. “Local AI isn’t freedom, it’s an extinction event”
> Reading a stop sign and deciding whether to stop is a City-Streets function, and that’s FSD. Basic Autopilot is built as a highway lane-keeping system, and it does not respond to stop signs. So a driver-assist car…
This has been my hunch for a while about all the discourse of "OpenAI/Anthropic subscription pricing is unsustainable!!" We understand theoretically they're taking our data, but yeah, that data is vital to the entire…
> As you can see, on average, SLMs are as good if not better than LLMs in 81.2% of the cases, with the LLMs having a significant advantage only in areas like engineering, life sciences, transportation and computer…
Games industry is a special case, more adjacent to the design industry. I worked at a few Fortune 500 companies and interviewed a lot of candidates for both simple CRUD and harder systems programming work. Side…
From many years of first hand experience: - QA is always the first thing companies outsource, with predictable results - Companies either go the route or “separate QA org with separate management chain” or “have QA…
Destination Thailand Visa is comically easy to get if you have ~$20K in savings
Discord culture is the definition of riff raff
I just assumed it came out of Indian English, and kept spreading as more and more people like to use the word “software” as a synonym for “app” or “program”. In my house, software will always be an uncountable noun.
Well, I appreciate the advance warning, so I want to hear it.
Google Translate is actually good these days, and seems to mostly preserve the original tone without turning it into Claudeslop.
So if Meta stopped maintaining MyRocks, are they moving to a different solution?
I’m struggling with this as I have apps I would like to share but I literally don’t know how. I can’t post on Reddit. I can post a Show HN, but I’ll probably break some unwritten rule and get shadowbanned. I can share…
I worked on benchmarking in the past, including TPC benchmarks. When you see a blog post like this, never interpret it as “database A is X% faster than database B”, there are just too many factors. It’s more like “we…
> That last detail was the tell: every crawl session was a fresh browser with no persisted thread id Yep, ai;dr, closed tab
US politicians have been at war against teenage drinking since the 1980s when the minimum drinking age was raised. Gen Z social trends helped it along, but this is the desired outcome of bipartisan policy going back…
I’m a Brave user, but I really never really understood how do they make money? Does anyone actually use or care about BAT (the crypto token)? I haven’t heard anyone mention it in years besides “the crypto thing in Brave…
Even though I’m all in on using coding agents in my personal projects, I’m so glad I’m not working in a corporate job right now.
> I reached out for help. The standard response from everyone fell between ignoring me or telling me I need to "do it myself". > You know who did help me? Random strangers on Stack Overflow. People who had nothing to…
Yeah, as a user I came to the same conclusion as I naturally used plan mode less and less over time. I still use plan mode in Astra to come up with a plan that I then feed into Fable. I feel like OpenAI models still do…
I'm pretty sure the CEOs of Tesla/SpaceX, OpenAI, and any company depending on data center buildout are painfully aware of physical supply chains and manual labor scarcity right now.
Yeah, I strongly feel this kind of stuff will just fall away as models get smarter and have a longer and longer viable time horizon per task. Prompt Engineering, OpenClaw, Ralphing (remember that?) have all fallen…
In my experience you are quite right. Don’t let the shaming replies get you down.
> Just don't read her stuff if you're not interested. This retort is disingenuous when almost everyone is on algorithmic social media and trying to chase clout and drive revenue with engagement bait. I would never read…
I just can’t get excited about any of these meta-frameworks. Doesn’t everyone get by now that any advance just gets rolled in to Claude and Codex a few months later, then the downstream competitors a few months after…
I completely agree, but I think it’s just a convenient narrative for Big AI to push for regulation and salt the earth against competitors. “Local AI isn’t freedom, it’s an extinction event”
> Reading a stop sign and deciding whether to stop is a City-Streets function, and that’s FSD. Basic Autopilot is built as a highway lane-keeping system, and it does not respond to stop signs. So a driver-assist car…
This has been my hunch for a while about all the discourse of "OpenAI/Anthropic subscription pricing is unsustainable!!" We understand theoretically they're taking our data, but yeah, that data is vital to the entire…
> As you can see, on average, SLMs are as good if not better than LLMs in 81.2% of the cases, with the LLMs having a significant advantage only in areas like engineering, life sciences, transportation and computer…
Games industry is a special case, more adjacent to the design industry. I worked at a few Fortune 500 companies and interviewed a lot of candidates for both simple CRUD and harder systems programming work. Side…
From many years of first hand experience: - QA is always the first thing companies outsource, with predictable results - Companies either go the route or “separate QA org with separate management chain” or “have QA…
Destination Thailand Visa is comically easy to get if you have ~$20K in savings
Discord culture is the definition of riff raff