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by 0xb0565e486 11d ago
I keep seeing Astra make beautiful 3d stuff online, yet when I feed it some old school RuneScape assets (even tried with some very detailed guidelines) and asked it to generate some new plausible assets it failed horribly. I think there’s s
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by 0xb0565e486 13d ago
I have! Testing it on a few projects that I ended stuck on a specific set of problems. So far it seems better at understand what my intent/the scope of the change I want to make? Hopefully not just a fluke! I really like working bit by
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by 0xb0565e486 22d ago
When I was a kid my mom had a daycare and had access to a program where she could buy older and used desktops at a discount. I loved installing different operating systems on them and try to customize it. Better window management, better an
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by 0xb0565e486 2mo ago
Regardless of what instructions I put it to try to be terser and all, I still find that the output is of much lower quality. Even if it uses little words, I often find the reasoning that is quite challenging to understand rather than it was
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by 0xb0565e486 2mo ago
I really wanted to Lisp as a main programming language, and sometimes I still do. I just find readability such a hurdle regardless of how long I used it. I didn't find that it ever became as natural as the other group of programming la
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by 0xb0565e486 3mo ago
Aren't you paid to think?
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by 0xb0565e486 7mo ago
No idea, seems like a much better fit :shrug:
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by 0xb0565e486 8mo ago
I love how beautiful and creative the website header is while being a fragment of what it does. Fantastic work!
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by 0xb0565e486 8mo ago
Lovely 3D header animation! Fits incredibly well with the posts content :)
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by 0xb0565e486 11mo ago
I think you may be over-reading into this a bit. Seems to me as just a familiarity thing? Programming in English = X Programming in French = Y You're used to X and now it's Y. So it feels weird. English speakers are used to X and
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by 0xb0565e486 11mo ago
Somewhat related since this about "workflows" and not cloud function, but are there any practical benefits to cloud functions other than the fact that it's cheaper for the providers as they don't have to run an entire be
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by 0xb0565e486 11mo ago
I have spending the last ~4 weeks writing a triple store! I wish this came out earlier, there are a few insights in there that took me me a while to understand :)
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by 0xb0565e486 11mo ago
Isn’t this more of a modal usage thing than the actual data model? Isn’t the slack data model presented here totally possible with hipchats actual data model?
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by 0xb0565e486 1y ago
I did not know you could patent data structures like that.
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by 0xb0565e486 1y ago
I think the website looks lovely! The style gives it a lot of personality.
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by 0xb0565e486 1y ago
I'd love a truly new OS, but I just don’t know what it would look like at this point? "New OS" ideas tend to converge on the same trunk. Building a hobby OS taught me how little is just "software". The CPU sets the
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by 0xb0565e486 1y ago
I’m using QEMU virt machine, so no hardware for the time being. Would love to boot on a physical machine eventually though! If you have suggestions, happy to hear them :)
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by 0xb0565e486 1y ago
It’s getting there, but it does not handle permissions so you either have to add a bunch of rules through the database (such as RLS on Postgres) or define a permission schema. Trying to see how far inference can go given that queries usuall
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by 0xb0565e486 1y ago
Lately, I’ve been exploring a few interconnected ideas: Local-first web applications with a compiled backend – After eight years working on web platforms, the conventional stack feels bloated. The client already defines what it wants to fet
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by 0xb0565e486 3y ago
That’s some crazy high numbers for something that has yet to be shown/proven to be effective for its most common use case.
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by 0xb0565e486 3y ago
Very cold and insensitive management style in my opinion. If a project I was working on for multiple years and I believed in was shut down and my manager told me “welcome to earth” and “our lives don’t matter” I would one hundred percent le
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by 0xb0565e486 3y ago
I would argue that in most cases where performance isn’t a constraint, the first algorithm that comes to mind is probably the most optimal choice. He even says: > About 80% of the candidates go for the naive solution first. It’s easiest
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by 0xb0565e486 4y ago
Why would you have a child when you could feed an updated dataset for 9.99$ to re-train your large language model from infancy to adulthood?
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by 0xb0565e486 4y ago
The Bible
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by 0xb0565e486 4y ago
I much prefer to have my remains buried as god has intended.
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by 0xb0565e486 4y ago
What do you mean? Where are you from? It’s totally possible for “the youth” to own a house from my perspective.
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by 0xb0565e486 5y ago
Yes I did.
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by 0xb0565e486 5y ago
Cant comment for the “tech circle” you’re referring to, but from where I’m from “the environment” was a topic taught in school from the get go and taking a stance that we aren’t “destroying the planet” was pretty much out of the question an
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by 0xb0565e486 5y ago
I’m bullish on life.
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by 0xb0565e486 5y ago
Why do pessimists think they know it all?

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