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Craig F with his constant foot-shuffling...

I want to thank the author for this. The difference is night and day. It's not just for adhd, it's just a really practical output in general.

To get it to fully work though, it has to be asserted at every turn in the session. That reminder in the skill is negligible in tokens but uses extra nonetheless. I hope the scientists at Anthropic can figure this out, it's not simply an output style flag.

A clean place to live with minimal clutter opens room for time to enjoy other things. Labor Day and Memorial day are milestones for assessing your hoarding. Or you could just rely on the season change as a reminder.

Were they really caught off guard or is it a long-term play by Apple who knows that consumers may just want machines capable of local models. Build-or-buy (subscribe) options. I for one would get a Mac Studio over a DGX Spark because you get a general Mac machine as a bonus. The big news is Apple being caught off guard by Nvidia buying Hugging Face. That should have been Apple's.

Spent 20 seconds on it.

Ok, does anyone have a list of these new tires that I can source from Costco?

Yup, same sentiment here. Thank you

You’re missing the difference between a feature and an application of that feature.

When attaching the offline artifact as an email attachment, say in MS Outlook, will Outlook strip or block the attachment because it sees an HTML file with JS? Anyone encounter email attachment issues?

This is so cool. And it's as simple as telling Claude about the skill: https://bento.page/

Scientists discovered the brain doesn't make decisions the way we thought https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2026/07/260712011757.h...

Story Source: https://hmntl.illinois.edu/news/illinois-grainger-findings-c...

Goodbye Salesforce Tableau

I do not fully understand the complexity behind achieving full-duplex but I hope this sets the bar for Anthropic to follow. Turn-based simplex is yesterday.

Not sure why you're downvoted. Chamath Palihapitiya was a tome of SPAC heyday.

What is your origin story? How did you end up doing this and how can I do the same?

Nice. Claude likes it, especially when the AI detects PII and knows by policy to halt the commit to cloud but not local.

> A related trick worth knowing — one git push can fan out to two destinations:

git remote set-url --add --push origin ~/bares/<repo>.git # add a 2nd push URL # now `git push origin` writes to GitHub AND the local bare repo

What about Azure?

Oh, you mean like:

Solar Roof: https://electrek.co/2026/05/14/tesla-solar-roof-promise-vs-r...

Tesla Full Self Driving: https://electrek.co/2026/05/18/musk-unsupervised-fsd-widespr...

Hyperloop / Boring Company mass-transit vision

Mars settlement timelines

X as an everything app

The main problem with these SQL calculations is that they are deterministic shortcuts for a probabilistic problem. Fraud is not usually a “true because rule X matched.” It is more like "what is the probability this is fraudulent"? SQL patterns are useful, but they are blunt instruments. I really don't think banks use deterministic heuristics but more data science stuff.

I think it's also worth mentioning Piper, Critique, and the infamous monorepo.

[1] Piper: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piper_(source_control_system)

[2] Crituque: https://books.google.com/books?id=V3TTDwAAQBAJ&pg=PA399#v=on...

[3] Monorepo: https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/2854146

Fans of Nassim Taleb will know his disdain for Foucault.

Another stupid meme-latching name. Don't normalize these *maxxing nonsense words and just use plain language. Let's see, maybe just say they were optimizing for token count?

I'll see your handcart and raise you one yatai.

https://youtu.be/FEgTg_IyHwQ

Beautiful methods. Very nice.

They should have used Claude Code for Excel.

Value shifting. Search for SolarCity and cousin Lyndon Rive.

This kimi website, it looks like a stylesheet from the 90's. They could learn a thing or two about typeface design. Steve Jobs would be incensed at this.

I'm drawn by the style and aesthetics of the charts in combination with the fonts used in them.

It was just yesterday that this top post [] was decrying the "peril of laziness lost", that LLMs inherently lack the virtue of laziness.

So which one are they?

[] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47743628

> As they did so, they also learned how to improve the prompts they gave AlphaEvolve. One key takeaway: The model seemed to benefit from encouragement. It worked better “when we were prompting with some positive reinforcement to the LLM,” Gómez-Serrano said. “Like saying ‘You can do this’ — this seemed to help. This is interesting. We don’t know why.”

Four top logical people in the world are acknowledging this. It is mind-blowing and we don't know why.