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Very good and interesting article, particularly the “loop” that he ended up with.

Amusing anecdotes on LLMs to:

> It did, in fact, make a lot of mistakes, kept doubting whether such a rewrite was even possible, and wanted to call it a day after each round of coding.

> Hilariously one of the most effective was to tell Claude to “think really hard about edge cases" in a background agent.

Intelligence as a new fundamental layer! These small programs that do so much really inspire me.

This is the tech equivalent of ‘my year of rest and relaxation’, enjoyable to read with talk of sports and projects. I think I will try this after my current job runs its course.

Looks really good and seems fast. My guess would be that this effect needs to be 99% or else people will notice something / although they may not be sure exactly what.

The best part of the world is actually each other.

Not sure what the point of this is. Every company I’ve worked at stores everything in notion. Managers and ops people keep it up to date and organize processes in there.

IDE support is definitely one area where DuckDB could be better. My current workflow is to edit SQL files in VS Code and then use ‘.read’ within the DuckDB CLI.

Blocking any .ai domain seems completely off the mark. I thought this would be sites which have obviously AI generated content.

Also commuting around this :) Looks to be very successful. I wonder how many tests the ship can pass in orbit.

Super cool. Embedded camera software is tough. Number one issue when I worked on it was dropping frames. You have 10 ms or so to get the frame to the next I/O stage - for example for streaming - and a lot has to happen. Double the challenge for stereo cameras.

Just from experience in the cloud industry, Microsoft is really successful within Europe, potentially more so than in America. I think this partnership will be really successful.