The free version not being fixed by accident is the uncomfortable part. Good enough to retain, not good enough to convert is a deliberate calibration.
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PostgreSQL Reliability Remains Enterprise Database Standard Choice
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Postgres just keeps showing up because it actually works and nobody ever got fired for choosing it.
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SpaceX Future: Space Datacenters and Distributed Robot Control Systems
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The new SpaceX to me will be: 1. Way to get datacenters and robots to space.
2. Datacenters in space.
3. Distribution from datacenters to planets they serve. 4. Control systems for the robots and humans they are distributing to. These four things alone are worth many -
Software Security Flaws: Anthropic’s Warnings Questioned
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We know every major software system is full of security holes. We don’t need Anthropic to tell us that.
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Unlocking X API Value: Building Infinite Apps with Lists
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You are so right. There is so much value being locked up here that people have no fucking idea about. The X API lets you create infinite apps if you know what you're doing, and it doesn't take much knowledge to figure it out. Lists are the secret to using the X API:
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Reference Architecture Needs Polish and Additional Features
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It's a good reference architecture. Lots to be built on top of that to make it feel polished out of the box.
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JAX Solver for Gyrokinetics Achieves 10x Speedup with CUDA
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The power of JAX https://t.co/qtC3JcVik9
— François Chollet (@fchollet) 10 avril 2026The power of JAX Eric Volkmann (@e_volkmann) Introducing gyaradax 🐉: A JAX solver for local flux-tube gyrokinetics with custom CUDA kernels for acceleration. This entire code was vibecoded by @ggalletti_ and me in a month. Validated against GKW (CPU-only Fortran code) with 10x speedups. Details and code in the replies. — https://nitter.net/e_volkmann/status/2041853935430881771#m
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AI Won’t Kill Software Jobs: Jevons Paradox Explained
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Will AI kill software jobs?
— Satya Mallick (@LearnOpenCV) 10 avril 2026
History says no.
Jevons Paradox: when steam engines got efficient in the 1800s, coal usage went UP, not down.
Same with software. I've written more code in the last month than in 2 years — because AI makes it that easy.
Cheaper software = more demand,… pic.twitter.com/rDntwIBVk2Will AI kill software jobs?
History says no.
Jevons Paradox: when steam engines got efficient in the 1800s, coal usage went UP, not down.
Same with software. I've written more code in the last month than in 2 years — because AI makes it that easy.
Cheaper software = more demand, -
Chatting with Plex server via Hermes agent for automated movie management
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I now chat with my Plex server + automation stack through a local Hermes agent > RTX 3070 (8GB)
> Qwen 3.5 9B (quantized) Gave my wife access via Telegram she can: > search movies
> add / grab them instantly Hermes: > learns her ratings + rewatches
> picks up patterns
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AI Co-Writing Method: Building Software Side-by-Side with AI
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This is a great discussion. We've spent 2 years building a solution that's working well for us — co-writing software side by side the AI in an notebook-ish environment. We call it the "solveit method". (We've created a course and platform for it: https://
solve.it.com )