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This is why I think Elon buying Twitter was one of the most strategic decisions he ever made: he quite literally bought the meme machine that upholds the valuations of his companies.

“Sorry” is used almost always passive aggressively in Dutch: “Sorry maar”, “Sorry hoor”, “Sorry zeg”

As a non-smoker I always took smoke breaks when I worked at an office. It’s the place where you can get the juiciest gossips and insights about the company.

As someone who recently moved to NL from the US I encounter this issue about once a week and it’s blocking me from doing serious things like paying for parking, taxes, utilities or government services, all of which have apps that are only available on the Dutch app store.

I have a separate Dutch Apple ID I can switch to, but each time I log out I risk accidentally deleting all my data.

One additional major benefit of OpenRouter is that there is no rate limiting. This is the primary reason why we went with OpenRouter because of the tight rate limiting with the native providers.

For the same reason I prefer writing with a keyboard instead of handwriting, I prefer writing with a LLM than manually typing these days. I end up spending the same amount of time rewriting and editing a text than I would have otherwise but instead of worrying about grammatical mistakes or the flow of the text, I spend 100% of my time getting my idea across.

Of course you can be lazy with LLMs and I can usually tell if it’s one—shotted as well, but if you are a good writer, you’ll get 10x out of using an LLM to write.

I like to believe that this was the actual reason to acquire Twitter: it’s the meme engine that keeps Tesla/SpaceX valuation high.

Yeah Claude/Cursor already have tools to access the browser. What I’m missing is a tool to inspect iOS simulator the same way. Is there a tool for that yet? The Xcode MCP wasn’t really helpful.

In Claude Code, you can use the (undocumented command) "/model opusplan" to use opus for planning and sonnet for development

Surprised/not surprised that this is getting buried from the homepage

We have also built something custom ourselves (with modal.com serverless containers), running thousands of on-demand coding agents each day and already the assumptions that Terminal Use is making (about using the file system and coding agent support) would not work for our use case.