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It's fun how I can now achieve the same results by: - writing deterministic code that calls an LLM at some points - writing an LLM skill that calls deterministic code at some points - and everything in between as you develop, the two poles - a harness and a skill - keep expanding until they blend
"how would you feel if the company someday abandoned its AI ambitions for safety reasons, and that decision sent the stock to zero" is a fun interview question to be asking right now
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pro or anti data-center is a stupid thing to be. each dc buildout is wildly different from the next. you'd probably enjoy having several more level3s in your downtown buying up disused office towers. in turn, colossus is abhorrent and should be destroyed. please have some sense
ok if anyone else has beefs let’s try to get them aired by Sunday, we’re doing next week normal again
We immediately started talking about building something on our own terms, a new kind of food media that wasn’t chained to the algorithm, a place where we could pursue our passions.
NEW EPISODE! We missed out on a lot of NES games that only came out in Japan. I gave @syncoplay.bsky.social a list of NES games and asked him to find the Famicom exclusive equivalent for them! All for his upcoming book, Beyond the NES. Listen here! ⬇️⬇️⬇️ stillloading.libsyn.com/still-loadin...