Bockit

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by Bockit 5d ago
You can use the harness sdks instead of the model APIs directly. Eg if you use Claude agent sdk you still can have plan mode, questions, todo lists, sub agents, background tasks, workflows, nearly everything that Claude code has and taking
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by Bockit 5d ago
I cannot agree more. We all have our own needs, and it’s never been easier to make something that meets them exactly. I have been running my own setup and evolving it since November as I come up with more ideas and needs. The nicest bit is
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by Bockit 2mo ago
Also, many energy retailers increased the daily 'connection service fee' to compensate. My dad's daily fee went up an extra 55c~, or +$200/year.
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by Bockit 4mo ago
I think it's more: AI assisted engineering is a new skill people are trying to develop and we're on this collective experimentation process, working out how to use AI for engineering with varying degrees of success. If that's
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by Bockit 6mo ago
I have a Mac mini and I put every device that needs access on Tailscale
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by Bockit 6mo ago
It’s such a fun time to have 1+ decade(s) of experience in software. Knowing what simple and good are (for me), and being able to articulate it has let me create so much personal software for myself and my family. It has really felt like tu
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by Bockit 6mo ago
I've been doing JS for nearly a couple decades now (both front and back) and I landed on the same approach a few years ago. Pick your absolutely minimal set of dependencies, and then just make what you need for everything else. Maybe c
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by Bockit 10mo ago
This is probably a semantics problem. You’re right. The models don’t know how to mcp. The harness they run in does though (Claude code, Claude desktop, etc), and dynamically exposes mcp tools as tool calls.
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by Bockit 2y ago
What’s special about front-end developers here?
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by Bockit 4y ago
Taran's Sphere Scripting for Dummies was what taught me how to program as a 14-15 year old trying to do the same thing :)
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by Bockit 4y ago
If it doesn’t load for you either: https://web.archive.org/web/20220813225258/https://bluedotli...
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by Bockit 5y ago
Test post please ignore!
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by Bockit 6y ago
Essentially, you don’t.
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by Bockit 8y ago
I have a very similar story. I spent many many evenings in my teens learning to “script” with Taran’s Sphere Scripting For Dummies website and .chm file for the Sphere Server UO emulator. Best part is I didn’t even realise I was programming
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Show HN: Element, use Puppeteer to load test your app(element.flood.io)
5 points by Bockit 8y ago|0 comments
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Beijing Sinnet says it will buy Amazon Web Services’ China business(wsj.com)
135 points by Bockit 9y ago|60 comments
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by Bockit 10y ago
We used to gargle water mixed with potassium permanganate as children after cleaning our teeth to see if we did a good enough job. It would colour plaque pink, so it was very obvious if you hadn't cleaned properly!
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by Bockit 11y ago
It's the super terse anonymous function syntax. You could use the slightly more verbose version with named instead of positional params or put a named function in there instead.
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by Bockit 11y ago
More that I don't have to force everything into a single file. I think it's more flexible that way. Let's say one day I work static files into my build process I could chuck them into the same folder where they're releva
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by Bockit 11y ago
I prefer to colocate into 1 folder. index.jsx, index[.css,.styl,.scss, etc.] Just like my JS requires different JS files, my CSS imports various files too. The preprocessor turns that into 1 css file (or n, if you want).
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by Bockit 11y ago
I had a similar experience. Between the ages of 14-16 I tinkered on my own sphere shard with a friend of mine. I didn't realise what I was doing was programming until I took courses 16-17 and realised what I had been doing the whole ti
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by Bockit 11y ago
Just a quick comment on the spamfest side of things. Disclaimer that I never got into LoL. I've found over the years playing most of the different MOBAs that when I come into a new one I find it nearly impossible to delineate what is h
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by Bockit 11y ago
I think the distinction the grandparent made was they would be happy to see the trait in the leader of the country, not that seeing the trait makes a good leader.
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by Bockit 11y ago
If I recall correctly from the last time I had to deal with this, it's the first 3 towns on the Eyre highway in WA coming from the SA border. This[1] suggests there are actually 4. [1]: http://www.postcodes-australia.com&#x2
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by Bockit 12y ago
I can't speak for the OP, only my experience here. The docs on flux[1] recommend singletons for the dispatcher and stores. If your library is following that recommendation then things start breaking in a server-side environment as mult
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by Bockit 12y ago
I've been using 2.0 for a couple months now because of webfont issues with 1.9, they work now.
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by Bockit 12y ago
The default included polyfills tend to cover most things in my experience. I haven't had to worry about if a feature exists in IE8 or if we're polyfillng it for a while now, it's great.
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by Bockit 12y ago
Actually the markdown page on his site mentions exactly that as markdown's intention. > The overriding design goal for Markdown’s formatting syntax is to make it as readable as possible. The idea is that a Markdown-formatted documen
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by Bockit 12y ago
I'm stretching my memory a little but I think there was an Indiana Jones game using what I vaguely recognised at the time as the same engine, which I have equally fond memories of!
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by Bockit 12y ago
> we can make the number of columns depend on the available space, so that a narrow screen will have one column, a wider screen will have two columns, etc. This is all it takes to specify that the optimal line length is 15em and for the

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