Poison tipped syringe!

I use the Vekta. I tried whispering and it doesn't feel right.

Throat mics don't work at all - see reviews online.

This is a different approach, so I am cautiously optimistic.

The mouse survived!

I noticed that the first tweet made no mention if the mouse survived. Seemed a little...sus.

> The mouse survived!

Without more context, I’m not sure if that’s better or worse

For the mouse sake probably not as the mouse will not be freed and no longer subjected to experiments. From the perspective of the success of this AI surgery it's likely important that the mouse survived.

Was intrigued then saw the obvious LLM speak. If someone doesn't bother to de-LLM that means they never read the output in the first place.

Boo this man! Boo him!

Hey, letting you know I'm stealing your quote about CREAM. It'so absurd.

About 6 months ago I embarked upon building a little mac native app to monitor all my claude code sessions and alert me/surface sessions that were going to go stale so I could go ping them if I wanted to keep things cached. I named it CREAM.

That eventually grew into what is now my 'software factory' and I've realized, eventually, it's still C.R.E.A.M. (I named it flower) but it's _context_ rules everything around me.

"They" is so much easier.

I always felt like saying if "he or she" took too much time and was unnecessary.

"They" will replace Him and Her! It might even be you! (If I ever refer to you in 3rd person)

I agree that it's easier. Eventually "they" will probably replace "him/her." Language drift takes time, though, which was my original point.

Maybe! I prefer he/she in this context, which is why I wrote it. I also enjoy Matt Levine's habit of using `she` for unknown gender. If that makes us sound anachronistic someday, I accept that.

My guess is that the initial response by MisterTea was an attempt at language policing, and this whole thread is a waste of time.

It's not a waste of time if you enjoy debating about it!

I think he/she will become outdated soon, if it's not already. I don't think anyone really anticipated there'd be a global debate about gender identity. Regardless of how anyone feels about that particular topic, it's not going to go away. Either everyone naturally shifts to the more inclusive "they" or people will continue to clamor for it.

Matt Levine's not alone in his use of "she/her" - it's actually fairly popular in modern technical writing, I've found.

Why not use Linear/Plane/Paperclip?

I built an issue tracker that persists issues as code, which you can run in a separate, linked repo, so you don't need to litter your code repo. If you do run it the same repo it puts it in a state branch, so it isn't really in the way.

https://ljtn.github.io/epiq/

One benefit of persisting issues as code is traceability of intent and keeping track of vision drift. Epiq enables this via time travel, so you can trace the board evolution by going back in time, filtering for specific sessions, etc.

I like it, especially the name :)

E ink is at 60hz now. Look up Bigme B7 (it's wild!)

A lot of optimism and I think they got it right. We're now arming even more and lamenting the loss of all this expensive cold war stuff that was getting rolled out (Virginia class subs?).

We had an unprecedented run of prosperity and American dominance in so many sectors.

The 3D visualizations have always made it starkly apparent the difference in quality between quantizations and thinking.

The pelican meme is so much better than benchmaxxed stuff. Unfortunately we are likely now in pelicanmaxxing territory.

already , i self hosted Deekseek 4.1 Flash , Qwen 3.8 Flash Next , Glm 5.3 flash , tested it , all benchmaxxed to the point that all of them can draw that well , much better than other logos .