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The “vibecession” is very strange to me. Despite seeing countless analyses and hot-takes, I still feel like I don’t really get it. I haven’t seen any smoking gun explanation.

Original paper: https://portal.uptop.in/uploads/file_manager/file_manager/Th...

It’s like the supply chain management equivalent of “Attention is all you need”

The opposite is true. CLI based integration does not exist in a single consumer grade ai agent product that I’m aware of. CLI is only used in products like Claude Claude and OpenClaw that are targeting technically competent users.

For the other 99% of the population, MCP offers security guardrails and simple consistent auth. Much better than CLI for the vast majority of use cases involving non-technical people.

rip

Is it good?

As an Australian, it’s weird seeing Sky write an article criticising right wing bias, since Sky News is super right wing here.

Must have vacío madurado

"Historically, rapid loan growth at US banks has preceded asset-quality deterioration... the negative effects of which may only become apparent years later and typically during economic downturns."

Chat, are we cooked?

How does Slint compare to Flutter?

Cool, how does it work tho?

Modern software is actually quite good, but it depends on who the customer is.

In this case, the enterprise/IT/security people “give a shit” about things like ease of rollout/management, and unfortunately they don’t care about usability/performance for the end user.

At the end of the day, they’re the ones paying… I expect the software they’re paying for is actually quite good in terms of satisfying their needs.

Interesting. Perhaps we’re headed into a new age of Apple - diversifying away from the iPhone after almost two decades of milking it for massive profits.

Can the uk not be dystopian for like 5 seconds

Timeless rules… They can be applied generally to large organisations, and serve as an excellent summary of symptoms of elite blindness

Ironic

Cool share but maybe someone could fix the kebab-case-title.

No, it’s not different.

That’s why Meta is blocked in the PRC.

The west should do the same for TikTok.

Australian here, I think the comments here overstate how bad MyGov is. I'm in my mid 20's, and I have literally never had to call any federal government organisation, visit any service centre or post any forms. For my entire adult life, all of my interactions with federal services have been through MyGov. This includes taxes, welfare, healthcare and education...

I can only imagine how colossal the undertaking must have been. MyGov ties together our largest, most bureaucratic organisations. Imagine being tasked with such an project, building the web application is the easy part, you also need to convince a country's largest organisations to change how they operate.

Considering this, I'm actually surprised how good MyGov is.

To someone who can read the handbook: does it specifically mention the PRC anywhere?

I'm just curious.

Jelly mode is the only reason I use Linux.

Something tells me that the fix is about to skyrocket to the top of their priority list.

They're increasingly being used in the building automation industry to describe HVAC and lighting systems for analytics purposes.

RDF suits because inference allows it to deal with massive scope of data (the amount of different hvac products and configurations in buildings is crazy), and prevents vendor lock in (a surprisingly common concern in that industry).

The two relevant schemas are Project Haystack[0], and Brick Schema[1].

As far as I know, the most mature analytics provider is Skyspark[2].

Super interesting space.

[0] https://project-haystack.org/ [1] https://brickschema.org/ [2] https://skyfoundry.com/product

I agree with the many who recommend not building a backend. I'm loving Supabase at the moment. In the past I have built things very quickly with Firebase.

For the front end, skip CSS too. It's such a time sink. Use Material UI or Ant Design.

I tend to agree. These are words used to avoid healthy debate and pressure people to do work they disagree with. This advice is too important to have been posted on April fool's day.