Kyle A Kliamovich

@dhh @FrameworkPuter seems like if you value a oled, you go with the XPS. If you value a normal keyboard and upgradability, go with the framework.... Hard decision, but I think its Framework for me, because of the company. Plus, I intend to dock it most of the time anyways... But that oled though

Congrats to @FrameworkPuter for shipping the new F13 Pro with Panther Lake! I've had a unit for a while, and made sure that Omarchy works great on it out of the box. Love the fun new colors for the keyboard too. If you're fine with an IPS panel, this is a great choice.

@AkkadSecretary Increased productivity means value is higher in supply, thus substantially lower cost. We live in an investment economy, investing warmsfar more than a 9-5. 9-5 is just cash flow, wealth comes from investing. Stop comparing yourself the the 1900s economy, we are in 2026.

Adjusting for inflation we can see what life should be: Average income ~$40,500 New House ~$91,300 New car ~$20,100 Average rent ~$630 per month Harvard ~$9,800 per year Movie ticket: ~$5.85 Gas ~$2.34 Postage stamp ~$0.70 Doesn't even account increased productivity from tech

@Romy_Holland We don't live in a labor economy, it's an investment economy. Stop comparing yourself to the economy of 50 years ago, you might as well compare yourself to the roman economy....

my mom once showed me the house my parents bought for 70k fresh out of school. she was like “okay but you have to understand we were only making 70k per year combined!” i was like “you’re telling me you bought a house for the same amount as your joint annual income at age 25?”

@SpencerHakimian Sa already does, they have a pipeline which has a capacity of 5mil barrels per day. It already runs at or near capacity, so when the straight closes they can't send more to the other side... Iraq, Kuwait, UAE don't have long range pipelines like that.

This is probably a stupid question but can someone explain it to me like I’m 5. If Iran blocks off the Persian Gulf/Strait of Hormuz, why can’t countries must move their oil through The Red Sea/Gulf of Aden?

Wow, Ryan Chapman on YouTube made this fantastic video essay on Iran, releasing it hours before the strikes on Iran. A must watch for all modern adults. With exclusive interviews from Iranian people. youtu.be/e0ujFZ8Cbq4 #iran #ryanchapman #revolution

@thatsKAIZEN common W take, as usual.

On Saturday, Iran's government claimed the U.S. and Israel bombed a school - without evidence - and the media made that the headline. Trump talks about Tylenol and autism - media: "Trump makes claim, without evidence." The media is more skeptical of America than our enemies.

@sysxplore bro.... ctrl + R. Even better, install fzf, set keybinds in your bashrc, or zshrc, and boom.

Linux users: "I like to type out commands!" Also, Linux users:

@RepThomasMassie @elonmusk Do you have investments in a VPN company or something?

Ended this poll 1 hour in as the accounts from “Cypress” and “Europe” tried to hijack it again. @elonmusk can we have a feature to limit X poll interactions to users in the United States?

@peterboghossian 1. It's a existential threat, no time to second guess, lives at risk, fight or flight mode activated. 2. I'm a good person, only bad ppl don't believe in the existential threat! It's a emotional manipulation that says everyone's dieing, anyone who thinks is actively killing.

Listen closely to what she says from 0:52 on. After teaching, researching, publishing, and making critical thinking my life’s work, I am convinced that this attitudinal disposition is THE barrier to critical thinking. This is it. In a nutshell.

@realannapaulina @Acyn Honestly, thats MSNOW, why even go on that network. Might as well go and give a interview to the national enquirer.

@Acyn Post the clip in entirety

Luna: It is not the intention of the U.S. Government to invade. That is not what is happening. Luna: Targeted strategic military strikes and invasions are two totally different things. Rampell: They’re calling it a war! The President called it a war! Luna: Strategic strikes are not war. Jordan: If someone bombed America, would that not be a war?

@MarioNawfal @TehranTimes79 This is just embarrassing at this point.

🇮🇷 Iranian commander: "Trump should know that today we fired the old stockpile missiles. Soon, we will unveil weapons you have never seen before.” Tehran’s signaling they’re moving from old inventory to next-level stuff. Source: @TehranTimes79

@peterboghossian Well.... Trump Took down Maduro and Khamenei without a single casualty.... Biden couldnt even withdraw from Afghanistan without losing 13 American lives and millions (or was it billions?) of dollars worth of military equipment?.. Yea I don't want to imagine that. Thanks though.

Imagine if Biden won a second term.

@HeatherIsUnsane 27+48.... 30 + 45 = 75. Been doing it that way since the 90s in my head.

I suck at math, but this is how it works in my head. 7+8=15 (carry the 1 over) 2+4+1=7 75

Of course you should not think of them as just humans. But they were designed by humans and face the same exact limitation on perceptions (they are not omniscient). Merely stating where we overlap, does not imply that they are the same. While that is a major common denominator, a major difference is that they perceive the world through 0's and 1's, translated into human language, created by mankind, where humans perceive the world by living in objective reality with vision, sound, taste, touch, and smell. Additionally, they are not sentient, they absolutely exist in a completely separate reality than mankind, they only pretend to exist in our reality. LLM's are still perceiving the world subjectively, not objectively, and limiting scope will have the same benefits as it does with humans. LLM's just have a much larger capacity and speed potential. That also means that when they make mistakes its equally as vast.

@KKliamovich @ThePrimeagen No. A much better way to think about LLMs is to understand how they're trained and tuned. Thinking of them as "just like humans" will mislead you more often than not.

its crazy opencode> Hey review every file and tell me ... this always sucks opencode> [ ] - review every file and gather context [ ] - tell me about ... llms LOVE checklists, wtf

@ThePrimeagen Its really astonishing how much we can use what we know about human perception, in psychology, to overlap onto AI.

Its the same with humans. The more you constrain the focus and perception, the higher resolution of what is in focus. Here is fun thought to have, the USA military used this tactic to capture Maduro, by overloading the all of their soldiers with to much 'data' aka sound and aircraft, to hide the detail of the extraction team.

Exactly how I feel when I am getting Terraform and Ansible working in my homelab in a CI/CD. IaC is just amazing! #Ansible #Terraform #homelab

@iAnonPatriot Why tho? Wtf did the nypd even do?

New Yorkers spent all day drilling police officers with snowballs.. That city is like a jungle nowadays.

@bennyjohnson damn, looks like Minnesota.

Armed CJNG gunmen are setting up roadblocks and torching the cars of random civilians.

Parts of Mexico have become a total warzone after Top CJNG cartel leader, Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes “El Mencho,” was eliminated in a U.S. assisted Mexican military operation.

@ThePrimeagen @justinmk @teej_dv Building my nvim config + arch and hyprland setup years ago was my intro to the world of tech. I'm currently running something that matches Omarchy that I built myself from scratch. Just that alone has been an amazing learning experience.

i cannot believe how far neovim has come since 0.5 days its easier today to write full e2e tests for neovim than for a browser. big shoutout to @justinmk , @teej_dv , bfredl, famiu, and so many others just great devs and so much respect from me