I got so sick of those recipe stories that I made a free browser extension that looks for and surfaces recipes straight to the top in a modal: https://github.com/sean-public/RecipeFilter

Pi is a minimal agent harness, so lots of functionality is provided through packages. Here's the one that exposes Claude models for people to use with their Pro subscription, for example: https://pi.dev/packages/pi-claude-bridge

zed.dev is like Orca, but lightning fast and fully multi-player (both AI and humans)

I've always wished the program was called Lutus Notes.

One can only trust a verifier as far as they can trust anything made out of software.

Based on v1 satellite cost estimates, under $5MM for 20. It was v3 sats, don't know the cost on those yet.

From the official launch video from SpaceX: https://www.spacex.com/launches/starship-flight-13

Around 20 minutes into the flight, they deploy 20x v3 sats. Google search tells me those cost more than 1M USD each. Yikes... they burned up 20M USD for a "few tests". Damn, space is expensive! The official video says that SpaceX only had twenty minutes to test the deployed sats before they fall back to the atmosphere.

Worth it to prove the pez dispenser deployed them correctly? Small % of the total launch cost.