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Another response had similar views too so sounds like solid advice
Hard to describe how liberating it is to have so few possessions. So many choices you don’t have to make. You become so fleet of foot that serendipity is everywhere.
Glad I got the chance to do it
What do you put in it?
Ok, interesting - will revisit
Looks like it is the second in a trilogy. Can you just dive in or did you read the first book before?
I still use Claude code for coding
I have used it exclusively for a month and haven’t seen this at all
The biggest difference is that it isn’t sycophantic and will often tell me I am wrong when I am. This makes way more of a difference than I thought it would as I feel I can trust the results more (perhaps naively)
The author describes the sentiment nicely. I don’t like it, it feels icky but I also don’t ask people to stop. I just wish that culturally it wasn’t assumed to be ok by default
Consumer protections are not like in other places
Seems like some politicians are doing their best to arrange that
> please go to https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/722903 Signed!
Nicely sums up a lot of interactions these days
Sad to see Nat Friedman go there. He struck me as "one of the good ones" who was keen to use tech for positive change. I don't think that is achievable at Meta
I am also interested on how they plan to monetise it. I love the library and the success story but hope that the weight of this VC money doesn’t impact its awesomeness