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love that a search for 'chill vibes sculpture' returned a very chill set of results. nice step change in art search capabilities

I've found that having the coding assistant do large tasks like this unsupervised is the worst way to use it. Asking the assistant to do narrowly defined tasks and then checking the work is the only reliable way.

I've been using Cursor since the summer and wrote up a few tips here https://betaacid.co/blog/cursor-dethrones-copilot

Orion

I've been working with Cursor for a few months. I learned quickly to stay away from the hype around creating entire features using Composer. Found a ton of value in using it to work with context from the codebase as well as external documentation.

Shared my 8 pro tips in this post towards the bottom https://betaacid.co/blog/cursor-dethrones-copilot

Acquired had a great episode earlier this year that really connects with this. They talked about how Novo Nordisk stuck with GLP-1 research for decades, even when it didn’t seem like a sure thing.

A big part of that was Mads Krogsgaard Thomsen, who pushed for GLP-1 research at Novo even when he faced a lot of skepticism and wasn't always treated well for it. Compare that with MetaBio—mentioned in the study—where Pfizer pulled the plug early and missed the boat entirely. Novo’s persistence, especially Thomsen's, led to Ozempic and Wegovy

My use case failed

Asked if there were any available 3 bedroom units currently for rent in my building

There aren’t in reality

But service came back saying there were 4

Great episode of the Lawfare podcast recently where Shane Harris interviewed Benjamin Breen about his book, Tripping on Utopia, which tells the story of how Mead’s research into expanded consciousness and psychedelics.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lawfare-podcast/id...

we started using (and now contributing to) https://orval.dev/ this year which both generates the mocks using MSW as well as the client-side networking code (React Query in our case). It removes so much boilerplate its amazing.

wrote up the basics of our workflow few weeks ago https://betaacid.co/blog/api-contracts

this looks great Justin! I've always found Good Reads to be very unappealing.

What did you use as your source of book data?

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dataPlor is looking to hire a senior Ruby engineer to help us expand and grow our international data product (POI, geolocation, spatial econometrics).

Requirements

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dataPlor is an early stage, venture backed startup that provides the only accurate database of small business information in LATAM. Our customers include American Express, Google, Uber Eats, and iFood.

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Looking forward to the next post: "Sales results from getting onto front page of HN"

Compares predictions to the next day's tweets from President Trump. Uses a basic tokenizer and cosine similarity to rank results.

Screenshot of a search for "8 billion" on neuromama.com http://imgur.com/a/Y1Ior

Founder of Remarks here. Currently, we're focussed on building a great platform for people to discuss the podcast their listening to with other fans and the host. We're trying to get as many hosts as possible on board.

An ad platform is something we've talked about, but I'd need to see a huge upswing in usage before building that out.

thank you. The value for the users is to be able to discuss the episode with other fans. Early uses so far have been to post links mentioned by the host, background bios and photos of guests, and some off-beat GIFs (of course).

thanks Chuck, Feed Rehab was my first iOS project and I'm still really fond of it. I found some interesting tweets using it that I didn't even remember writing.

I'd like people to post ideas and stories from the book (paraphrased, not copy-pasted). You can also add a link to each story, giving it more context.

I got started on this for two reasons.

First, I retain way more of a book when I'm forced to actively think about it while reading. Just using the site as a beta-tester I've found myself getting more deeply immersed then usual.

Second, I always crave more context when I read. I want to see what others think about an idea. I also would love to see a video, webpage or slidedeck about a single idea to dig deeper.

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