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Also, the field moves fast, but slower than people do. Researchers and engineers switch companies every year or two, and the know-how walks out the door with them.

It's absurd, but he partly reflects on that himself: "But more than anything, it was therapeutic for me. Some mindless entertainment. I'm not a big TV watcher. It allowed me to detach from the realities and the pressures of life."

try searching for 'Rory Sutherland: What If Petrol Cars Were Invented In 2025'

I completely agree. In fact, I believe URL design should be part of UX design, and although I've worked with 30+ UX designers, I've never once received guidance on URLs.

It is mentioned in the post:

> Traditional LLMs output everything they think immediately, without stopping to consider the best possible answer. New techniques like scaffolding, on the other hand, function like a thoughtful agent who explores different possible solutions before deciding. This “thinking before speaking” approach provides over 10x performance on demanding tasks like code generation, fundamentally boosting the intelligence of AI models without additional training.

You don't have to. Click the "web" link on top of this page, and then click the first google result.

Update: oh sry, you meant the movies...

> Friend list now only returns friends who also use your app: The list of friends returned via the /me/friends endpoint is now limited to the list of friends that have authorized your app.

source: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/changelog

In Berlin we have a small startup based on this idea. You can subscribe to our newsletter and we send you the daily menu of the restaurants in your area every day. With forwarding this e-mail to your colleagues, all of you can select the favourites using the up-vote buttons in the email. You can track the votes on the website, but you will receive a summary about the results as well. Give a try if you in Berlin: https://www.halb1.de/

Great tool, perfectly fits to the node.js ecosystem, lightweight and fast.

However in case you use co-mocha[1] to test your generators, istanbul won't work properly, the generators in the reports are shown as uncovered. Therefore I made a mocha fork[2] and directly applied the changes from co-mocha to the source (instead of monkey patching); it solved the problem.

[1] https://github.com/blakeembrey/co-mocha [2] https://github.com/tfitos/mocha