Computers are so incredibly cheap it makes my head spin.

We’ll still be using SQLite 10 years from now. Knowing it deeply is underrated!

I’ve always had a very adversarial approach as a kid when it came to being inspired by people. I never thought anyone was inherently better than me or out of reach in any way, because I never wanted to become them. I wanted to be me and take their best parts and add it to my

$JBX has a bunch of small little aggressive upward spikes in its price chart, which are fee payments coming in from meaningful campaigns like Free Pertsev & Storm as they distribute their raised funds. As fees are routed to the market, half the bought back $JBX is returned to the

In Thule there was a king, Faithful unto the grave, To whom his mistress, dying, A golden goblet gave. Nothing he held more dear, At every meal he used it; His eyes would fill with tears As often as he mused it. And when he came to dying, The towns in his realm he told, Naught

Modern headphones and streaming services are incredible. Immediate access to a perfect-fidelity reproduction of any song and nobody cares.

Why has nobody automated the process of finding an apartment yet?

Mario Draghi's new report on EU competitiveness doesn't mince words. "Across different metrics, a wide gap in GDP has opened up between the EU and the US, driven mainly by a more pronounced slowdown in productivity growth in Europe. Europe’s households have paid the price in

Subjectively: before ~6 months ago, model rankings were consistent (relative to each other) across most tasks. But the performance frontier feels jagged for the latest generation of LLMs.

My recent successes: - Book holder – keeps (text)books open at a readable angle on my desk. - Ceramic water dispenser – kept on my desk. - Squeegee, for mirror after shower. - Walking laptop harness. - 2000K incandescent lightbulbs. - Disposable fountain pens. - Rice cooker.