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we've been doing olive oil for decades, i meant i cold press my own each year after harvest (we have about 70 trees). ...but now the morning shot became popular , don't forget the lemon! 🍋

@d4m1n Like really good?

@pero_bits just a lot of grinding to level 20 but it gets good afterwards

there is only one correct way to redesign GitHub and this is it

Today was the first time I truly enjoyed using my own product, although this major rehaul is not shipped yet. Usually you'd build something for others, imagining people using it, but this time I went the extra mile and I caught myself using my own product. Truly a nice feeling eating your own dogfood and being proud of it. More to come in following week, as I have a client deliverable that takes priority - a.k.a pays the bills.

@AtSynct Not tried, or I cannot remember I did - it was years ago and my dad may have tried it. It's fried old bananas I think.. However, you don't hear everyday about frying fruit..

@pero_bits I've not even heard of bakabana before. It looks like I've got a quest for today.

Apparently, my new method of eating bananas is to tear them open rather than peel them.

They told you AI changes the equation, but..here's the thing, to build a product you need to: 1. Research, scope and design it 2. Implementation 3. Testing 4. Review and Iterate ( repeat ) 5. Ship and document (market) You're now at warp speed in 1 and 2, but 3 and 4 still take a significant amount of time, if not even more then before.

@sama Ah, why did you not say so before?

we want to build tools to augment and elevate people, not entities to replace them.

Bold take, sits somewhere between good coding review and vibe sessions: First you commit and push, and then you quickly review the changes..your window of review is max 10-20 seconds.

thought I just had, although not entirely comparable due to other factors. We are so against short form content for kids..but then whenever AI gives us a WOT we say "Summarize your response in 2 sentences and a short bullet list highlighting key take aways" We all crave for info that is simpler to digest.

@dhh Humans like familiar repetition (patterns) I think it just requires less brain work / sugar and we're like "yes I think this is okay"

This is how we turn public opinion around on data centers. Make them as beautiful as temples of the past. Give them aesthetic appeal worthy of the silicon miracles performed inside.

I've noticed lately that I like to work much more in silence, without noise. I know that there is at any moment: - unread emails, notifications - not being on top of it all But then again if I did, the stress of cognitive load would be much higher. So I'm keeping focus on what matters most to my work, and even then I may slip here & there. The power to focus and let go.. who cares about those 10 tabs from last night. Information keeps flowing..there is no inbox-zero, there is only a permutation of priorities. I'm hearing and reading so much each day, but eventually < 10% is truly important to you. This is why the next version of PlainMarkdown.com will help you cut to the gist on each conversion 🌶️🔥

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Claude now connects to the tools creative professionals already use. With the new Blender connector, you can debug a scene, build new tools, or batch-apply changes across every object, directly from Claude.

One of the benefits of auto-mode is that you can go to the morning bathroom and come back to a surprise 😍 Don't you love a bit of adventure and "hope for the best" 👍

if your hands don't look like this.. you haven't touched grass my son

Exploring a "Fact Check" action that uses web search tool. Pretty interesting, but I do not prefer the boring "thinking" wait time and professional tools out there have a much more engaging progress update.

Exploring a few concepts, curious about this. The source determines the possibilities. E.g "Product Review summarizer for Amazon reviews", "Find Leads on Reddit page"... This is a glimpse of the next major version of PlainMarkdown.com coming out in May

@d4m1n Sounds like we should stop auto-upgrading to latest models

one thing is clear: Opus 4.7 already lost on the vibes vs GPT-5.5 the replies are savage 💀 so the benchmarks won't do anything for Anthropic at this point

@d4m1n Hey what happened, new model out already?

my god GPT 5.5 completely obliterates Opus 4.7 on every single one of the benchmarks 💀

Wow what a small world eh? Thanks for sharing that's quite a story. I love that surrounding though, looks very organized and clean. I remember episode 2, it's the guy who barely survived those chems. If you haven't fully watched it, I can tell you the character development peels pretty good, and Walter goes from stressful teacher to BadAss narco boss mindset. Other characters are good as well. Another movie comes to mind..well many of them. "High Plains Drifter" with C. Eastwood. AI would today replace the part where they build a whole village for the movie set, just to burn it down later, but the acting...

Fun stuff about Breaking Bad: It's filmed in the city where I grew up. * The car wash in the series is actually called "Octopus Car Wash" and my brother dated the daughter of the owner. * In episode 2 ... I think it's episode 2 ... there's a guy who escapes Walter and is limping down a road. There are some large houses in the background and what looks like a very small park (which is indeed what it is) to the left side of the screen. One of those houses belongs (or belonged) to an ex-girlfriend of mine. A lot of time spent there. I actually never could watch much of Breaking Bad because: a) Walter was WAY too intense/stressed-out all the time b) I kept recognizing things from my hometown and kept thinking of my own life experiences as they related to those things instead of the show.

My wife started watching "Breaking Bad" recently, and it's my 3rd time in about 8+ years. That acting though.. I've got a hard time believing AI can fully replace the quality of such shows. Slowing down and genuine native acting is what will save Hollywood.