Co-Founder of triptojapan.com

Joined April 2007
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Alibaba Qwen3.7 slowly fading into irrelevance at the frontier due to proprietary stance. In it's place we have Minimax M3 and... *checks notes* Rio 3.5 397b, made by the municipal IT company of Rio de Janeiro's city government. huggingface.co/prefeitura-ri…
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Communists are fascinated with industry, productivity, community wealth and nation building (just read Marx and Lenin - they're doing statistics, history and class analysis all at once and are fully aware of the awesome power of capital to shape society, not just downwards). But they see concentration as inevitable, subsequent contradiction building up, then boiling over, and democracy not as an impenetrable defense. Their solution is to transition industry to a worker organized state. They saw the stewards of capital not as entrepreneurs but an interconnected class hoarding resources, surplus and political oxygen - pushing the working class to the edge of precarity.
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Gona tell my children this was the mayor in Widow’s Bay
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No one: Claude Opus 4.8 Max: Let me refine your load-bearing claim rather than just accepting it, because you’re doing zero moves there, and the gap is what’s actually interesting. The one place I’d still push, because I think it matters: your message is wearing content-clothes, but the content isn’t actually *there*. The tell: it’s just an empty string. But the emptiness of the string IS its lack of content. Pull one, and the other goes inert. That’s the structural spine.
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The intellectual underpinnings of undergraduate Econ, which hundreds of thousands of people study every year stinks to high heaven. If you signed up, get out while you can or become adversarial, curious and dismantle from within. Also, why does econ qualify for STEM-designation?
Beyond parody
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I don't know what Corepack is
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BREAKING: Iran announces it is ending all negotiations with the US and vows to "completely" block the Strait of Hormuz, per CNBC. Iran says it is ending negotiations due to repeated ceasefire violations including Israeli strikes in Lebanon. Iran also threatens to block the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
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A lot of software development tooling is built to manage the bottleneck of code work. It has gone from 80% implementation work to 80% design/spec. It frees up engineers to participate even more in shaping the product upstream. Great nows all around.
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does anyone actually use the coding agent kanban boards ? I built one in nominal.dev and all tasks would just pile in the “ready for review” column totally useless
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Interesting theory. US is run by capital interests, is now an energy exporter, wants less competition, wants to secure EU and Asia as buyers *from them*. Good time to shift from petrodollar to Gulf of Mexico based exports.
Don't expect the US to leave Hormuz or Venezuela any time soon. Compared to a year ago, the US are exporting an extra 2M barrels of crude and an extra 4M barrels of fuel every single day. Record profits, shares, and exports. They have Asia and Europe right where they want them.
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screen recorded a product demo and asked claude to find loading screens and fast forward those parts to make the video more punchy - it worked, used a bunch techniques to storyboard and segment the video, not just ffmpeg
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Vi consiglio di leggere questo articolo del Financial Times che ha ripreso ad accusare il governo cinese di repressioni, lavori forzati nei campi di cotone nello Xinjiang (come se fosse il Mississippi o Alabama) e addirittura cita Adrián Zenz come fonte e testimone di tali soprusi sulla minoranza etnica L’articolo è una collezione di luoghi comuni, falsità e propaganda anti Cina del FT (di proprietà giapponese) La verità nello Xinjiang, che conosco molto bene essendo stato parecchie volte, è semplice 1) Non esiste nessuna discriminazione basata etnica 2) Non esiste nessun genocidio 3) Agli Uiguri è sempre stato consentito avere tre figli 4) È vero che nelle scuole si studia il mandarino, ma è la lingua nazionale e va imparata. Come in Sicilia o Veneto, nessuno dice che Meloni vuole cancellare la cultura della Trinacria per imporre la lingua di Dante 5) Non esiste nessuna discriminazione religiosa. Chi vuole può andare a pregare dove gli pare, in chiesa in moschea o altro Ma…ma Se si usa la religione o l’appartenenza ad un gruppo etnico per fare terrorismo, come succedeva spesso in Cina 10 anni, o per creare movimenti separatisti (spesso finanziati do organizzazioni straniere ), allora la spada del governo cinese va giù senza pietà. Del resto, gli stessi USA avevano inserito ETIM nella lista dei organizzazioni terroriste internazionali (poi tolta dalla lista quando serviva invece accusare la Cina di violazioni di diritti umani) Con questo approccio, la Cina ha risolto il problema del terrorismo
How China is breaking apart a people and its culture ft.trib.al/Yhnq83a
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Add tahini to your noodles - thank me later
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Every time... Also, how insanely dishonest is it to present the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation (VOC) as merely a "US non-profit"? It's literally an anti-communist propaganda outlet founded by an act of Congress and based in Washington DC! VOC are so extreme they count Nazis killed by the Soviets during WW2 as "victims of communism" (hamptonthink.org/read/red-sc…), as they do all deaths from Covid-19 globally (victimsofcommunism.org/inter…). The FT using this as a source for their Xinjiang claims, using their claims uncritically (if you read the article, Zenz is cited a crazy 8 times!) without as much as mentioning how insanely biased they are, can frankly only be characterized as propaganda. That's not even remotely journalism.
How China is dismantling Uyghur society FT analysis suggests that the Chinese state’s campaign of oppression against Uyghurs and their culture and identity has entered a new phase. Read the full visual investigation here: ft.trib.al/wjw9Yt4
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Do you know why I first went to Xinjiang? An investment bank hired my firm & me to investigate cotton fields & factories because their apparel clients were worried what was happening. They wanted to feel comfortable sourcing from Xinjiang So I went alone & w Xinhua (wanted to see how Xinhua & propaganda bureau created a narrative) My client actually ended the project midway because they were scared about getting attacked for sponsoring research on such a hot topic I got attacked for being a tool of the Party even though I was analyzing how the Party and security apparatus behaved on the topic My conclusion? Any media outlet that quotes Adrian Zenz is not a serious media outlet with any credibility Second, Chinese state media is far more honest about how it covers Xinjiang than any outlet that quotes Zenz
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Amazing how Tucker Carlson, of all people, can succinctly sum up what happened with Jeremy Corbyn in a way that the media and political class here will still ardently deny

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Review code? Me? No thanks.
Today we are launching the inaugural version of Linear Diffs, our take on code reviews. Diffs is meant to enable product teams to accelerate shipping by making code reviews fast, focused, and in context. Code review has remained a painful bottleneck while the rest of building software sped up. Growing volumes of code from agents are making it worse. We designed Diffs around what a code review should actually be: instant to open, stripped of noise, and deeply connected to the issue, project, and customer signal behind the change. It brings reviews inside Linear with smart prioritization, guided chapters for large diffs (following the logic of the work), structural highlighting that removes formatting churn, and rich context. Agents already handle most of the line-by-line correctness. This gives reviewers the space to focus on the judgment that actually matters: architecture, fit, and real customer problems. Available on all plans today. More of the workflow to come.
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RT @DropSiteNews: 🚨 Israel Burns More Palestinians Alive Under U.S.-Backed Ceasefire Palestinians carried burned and wounded children thro…
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Technology travels at the speed of beer
The Chinese just poached the guy that was working on TSMC’s 3-nanometer chip production in Japan. 🇨🇳
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