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[lowlu🏴 @basa_raganaite]

@AdamFulwell_ It's good footage

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@missmayn Becoming very common, I think this will resonate with many people working office jobs

[lowlu🏴 @basa_raganaite]

@theashrb It's nasty because of abusive russian middle managers

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@3p3r_ @jarredsumner It's opt-outable if you don't use it.

[lowlu🏴 @basa_raganaite]

@PerceptualPeak It's not done on purpose, seems like agentic search just performs better https://t.co/mK82f3a9rN

[Boris Cherny @bcherny]

@EthanLipnik 👋 Early versions of Claude Code used RAG + a local vector db, but we found pretty quickly that agentic search generally works better. It is also simpler and doesn’t have the same issues around security, privacy, staleness, and reliability.

[lowlu🏴 @basa_raganaite]

@jarredsumner WebGPU support (navigator.gpu), similar to Deno

[lowlu🏴 @basa_raganaite]

@saltyAom Been hearing about Elysia for a while now, but this post has finally convinced me. I will refactor my app tomorrow to use Elysia. Bun.serve is still a bit immature, and I didn't realise there were frameworks other than native Bun that worked with the html imports.

[lowlu🏴 @basa_raganaite]

@tkanarsky @abyssalblue_ The fact that human hearing is precise enough to be able to identify digital files is incredible. I wonder if it would be possible to develop an ear for identifying mime types more generally.

[lowlu🏴 @basa_raganaite]

@smallfly Love it. I'd be interested in a more in-depth write up/tutorial about this, especially steps 3/4. I've always enjoyed making 360 photos with my phone to capture a moment in a more engaging way compared to a normal photo, this seems like the next logical step evolving that idea.

[lowlu🏴 @basa_raganaite]

@ChrisBlec For projects looking for alternatives - this is worth looking into: "Shynet - Modern, privacy-friendly, and cookie-free web analytics." https://t.co/W4sXVKYXRN

[lowlu🏴 @basa_raganaite]

@PepeXBT god i wish that were me

[lowlu🏴 @basa_raganaite]

@clemente_DCode @ChainLinkGod @AndreCronjeTech Deflation shifts users to holders, because being a user you lose some of your ETH with every transaction. It does this precisely because burning ETH gives value back to holders, not users. This is only positive if there are better opportunities for which it is worth to lose ETH.

[lowlu🏴 @basa_raganaite]

@clemente_DCode @ChainLinkGod @AndreCronjeTech Why so? Do you mean that the amount of deflation is directly linked to the amount of activity on the network? I hadn't considered that tbh. But lower spending is probably the first thing that will come up if you search "deflation cons". Would love to hear your thoughts.

[lowlu🏴 @basa_raganaite]

@ChainLinkGod @AndreCronjeTech Deflationary -> will increase in value -> less incentive to spend now because will be more valuable later -> less incentive to do anything on the network, because everything costs gas -> less activity on the network

[lowlu🏴 @basa_raganaite]

@DegenSpartan I disagree with almost everything they said, but that first date remark was pretty funny

[lowlu🏴 @basa_raganaite]

@comit_network This is huge, congrats!

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@scott_lew_is @SlingshotCrypto Is this possible because polygon transactions are so cheap? What is the specific trade that was done here?

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@scott_lew_is @SlingshotCrypto What is happening here? What am I seeing?

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@psyinvest Why is Cybin not in the index? Its market cap is larger than NUMI