So this is why RAM prices are increasing...
Readit Newsmatt_lo commented on RS-SDK: Drive RuneScape with Claude Code github.com/MaxBittker/rs-... · Posted by u/evakhoury
Color ink sold separately
matt_lo commented on Typing 118 WPM broke my brain in the right ways balaji-amg.surge.sh/blog/... · Posted by u/b0a04gl
5 minutes of typeracer saves 1 hour of procrastination
Typing fast is a way to unlock the brain. Anything past 90, you start to focus on exactly what is needed to type accurately with speed.
I average around 106-130 (depending on recent races) for the past 15 years, and it's still one of the best ways to "get into dev mode" really quickly.
As an agency owner, we don't use these tools regularly but we have clients who do, and we support them. As far as the domains, they are a registrar like any other. You can transfer the domains away or to them like any other registrar. This means that the customer "owns" it for the period of time it is registered for with an accredited registrar. The web builder companies do not own it on your behalf.
There are no real SEO penalties, but as with any web property, you have to do the work to get all the SEO working as you want.
As far as benefits for developers, give me an open source tool any day that I can improve on, extend, or mess up with sketchy coding. These tools are meant for consumers to build their own sites for the most part. They represent the initial commodification of "get a website". They are more difficult and/or expensive to extend than a tool like WordPress, Laravel, Hugo, etc. And they are walled gardens, which means they are difficult to migrate away from.
What platforms do you typically use?
matt_lo commented on Just Enough Software Architecture (2010) georgefairbanks.com/book/... · Posted by u/teleforce
Great book. I think it’s more ideal for folks who solution design day-to-day. Better when you have experiences to relate back with.
All 7 books come to ~1.75M tokens, so they don't quite fit yet. (At this rate of progress, mid-April should do it ) For now you can fit the first 4 books (~733K tokens).
Results: Opus 4.6 found 49 out of 50 officially documented spells across those 4 books. The only miss was "Slugulus Eructo" (a vomiting spell).
Freaking impressive!