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neat idea :)

should probably use local language wikipedia? english is rather bare-bones for my area


now I'm trying to imagine what artificially intelligent golden retriever bread looks like

    $ cat .inputrc 
    "\e\C-a": " | awk '{print $ }'\C-b\C-b\C-b"
then control+alt+a inserts your awk snippet, and you have even less reason to learn modern tools

that's 8G vram? you're using it for coding?

On 8GB VRAM (RTX 2060 Super) + 64GB DRAM I can run Qwen 3.8 Flash Next in usable speeds. The last 2 weeks have resulted in quite some speed ups in Strata land.

Yep, it's 8GB vram from 2017 :D

Yeah simple, but menial refactors where IDEs don't have clear cut refactors yet. Or languages like CUE which has awesome tooling, but not so great refactors in its lsp yet.


I would pay if I could get an openwrt router that was already set up with features like

- ad-blocking

- kid network vs grown-up network vs guest network

- blocking sites (on kid network), with easy way to temporarily disable or disable on a schedule

- safe and regular updates from openwrt, that I can trust will work even if your company goes bust (ie. your layer on top needs to play well with upstream)

(but I'm in Europe so might not be your customer)


Don't you mean foldl (non-strict version) is a footgun? I can't think of how foldr is a footgun, at least not in a lazy language.


    print (foldl const 0 [undefined, undefined])   -- 0
    print (foldr const 0 [undefined, undefined])   -- Exception: Prelude.undefined


I'm not sure what the point you're trying to illustrate is, but I think you forgot a `flip` (unless the point is that you always mix up the argument order of the foldr reducing function, in which case fair enough).


Oh haha. I was thinking performance-wise, but yeah if you want to pass around undefineds..


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Hahah that's hilarious. It doesn't quite feel like they chose to be explicitly evil like Palantir or Anduril though:

> Why Mordor Intelligence Private Limited is a Great Place To Work

https://www.greatplacetowork.in/great/company/mordor-intelli...

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https://www.mordorintelligence.com/about-us/csr

Feels a bit more like some Doctor Who-ish happy-sounding evilcorp than Omni Consumer Products


Two main things:

Network effects like presets and plugin ecosystem, tutorials and books, team knowledge (you can ask a colleague how to do things).

Switching costs like lightroom catalogues, learning new programs, if it works why fixit.

And the price is not that high if your company pays for it. Open stuff would have to be much better and Adobe much more buggy before most people consider switching.



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