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"The IDE, on Visual FoxPro's own sample projects. Every picture is a real session." starting to have involuntary revulsive twitches from Claude prose

opsec is when you summarize the contents of a document into a word and then use that word as the encryption key for that same document

Nobody wants to work anymore!

Despite what the marketing material would have you believe you can always see the fold. Even when it's fully open. Folding screens have been a solution in search of problem for like a decade now

Relying on CoT (and, similarly, asking the model to explain its actions) for analysis has always seemed pretty silly (naive?) to me, but maybe I'm missing something. Why do are we so committed to preserving it? And do non-textual models provide some similar form of tracing?

I don't understand how RuneScape managed to get the traction it did. 2004 was the same year World of Warcraft came out!

This whole article is just (barely) rephrasing a few popular twitter threads from the past week.

Unfortunate thumbnail on that embedded video

what is the Decimation thing?

Los Angeles just needs buses that come through frequently enough to obviate the need to check the schedule. Also dynamic bus routing, which would reduce the total number of buses required for this.

I think the alternative should be "this is not blue". I was served what I would call a "teal" or "turquoise" but the alternative button shows "this is green", which it was not.

it's not a bad trade!

This is one of those things that seems like a nerd snipe but would be more easily accomplished through brute forcing it. Just get 76 people to manually type out one page each, you'd be done before the blog post was written.

Why wouldn't a qualified developer just run the code? Takes two seconds instead of ... whatever you're going for here.

Dumb question but what stops browsers from rendering TeX directly (aside from the work to implement it)? I assume it's more than just the rendering