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diskcache — Node.js cache for storing files on disk and in memory
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Like that just does not seem like the ideal artifact. We should be able to store them somewhere. We should be able to have architecture diagrams that we can review and discuss that generate that code to spec.
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Files force the agent to compress experience into a form that can survive the thread.
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Storing electricity for months is economically difficult, but storing heat is easy.
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Land is good at growing food and storing carbon and bad at growing energy, and we have better ways to grow energy.Their words
Land is really good at growing food and storing carbon, but it sucks at growing energy—and fortunately, we have better ways to grow energy.
A Climate Killer Disguised as a Climate Solutionmichaelgrunwald.substack.com
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Storing your own writing in a company's proprietary format is a mistake, because you will outlive the company.Their words
You will outlive these companies. Your writing should outlive you. Depending on companies is not an option.
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