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Coding in the age of AI is so odd. I use a 3rd party that responds with AI-generated JSON. Sometimes, this JSON is invalid, missing a " or a comma. Now, because validating this is tedious, I send the JSON to another AI with a prompt to correct it. Spaghetti code reimagined. 🤣
TikTok ban, eh? That’s going to cause some significant damage to a lot of small businesses who have found their customer base there. Plus all the data / posting / analytics SaaS around the platform. Hrm.
When you thought it couldn’t get much weirder….
All it took was a lawsuit. Incredible.
Dynamically injected ads in podcasts are fiendishly hard to detect, particularly when they’re baked into the mp3. I wish there was an industry standard to mark those locations in the metadata. Not to remove the ad, but to mark and analyze it.
Working on something ;) Podscan will soon track podcast chart rankings over time — which will help my users find better guest placement and sponsorship opportunities. This will also be part of a few marketing explorations I'm going on soon. Incredibly fun to work on this :D https://t.co/gwoUYKTtV2
This reminds me of fonts. I listened to The Economics of Everyday Things pod earlier today, and they described the font landscape. A good font is readable but distinct. Recognizable but unique. Same but different. UI libraries have the same vibe.
Every week, something amazing happens in AI. What used to be a once-in-a-decade event is now just a few days away at any given moment. This time: 75% memory reduction in LLMs. Inching ever closer to local machines. https://t.co/rkP4yOWkRk
Welcome to 2024 where this is coding (and it actually works). https://t.co/O5gKtcRRP0
A thing that truly irritates me is sending me actually urgent or pressing emails (like outstanding payments, expirations) from a noreply email address. I just don’t get how we don’t have ways to reliably attribute a sent email to a reply and therefore just don’t want ANY mails.