CompoundEyes

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by CompoundEyes 7mo ago
Porting tons of untyped js legacy front end code to vue with typescript and figma designs. Highly configurable business to business app (i.e lots of permutations). Everyone seems to have a “system”. I recommend looking at the OpenAI Cookboo
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by CompoundEyes 7mo ago
I’m doing enterprise coding tasks that used to take a month of whole team coordination from mockups to through development and testing in 3 days now. It’s all test driven development, codex 5.3 and a small team of two people who know how to
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by CompoundEyes 8mo ago
I wonder if a large chunk of the population choosing to only buy non-discretionary goods for an extended period of time might freak policy makers out more. Not a targeted boycott. Not a strike still going to work. Lower effort to participat
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by CompoundEyes 8mo ago
Thanks this made my day! Well done. Currently exploring “I’m a bowling ball and need all surfaces and obstacles to be smoothed and graded so I can progress through the game. You must accommodate this for me or I can’t play.” The GM is creat
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by CompoundEyes 8mo ago
What if someone distributed contraband rechargeable tablet devices running an offline open source LLM into a knowledge desert where the government limits education, censors information, and blocks the internet to control?
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by CompoundEyes 8mo ago
I agree. I have a Nord Drum 3P that’s FM percussion modeling with drum pads. I can get close to these sounds and a lot more stuff that bends when you hit the pad harder. About half the price on Reverb. The Phase 8 is a cool idea.
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by CompoundEyes 8mo ago
Recently I was using docling to transform some support site html into markdown and replacing UI images with inline descriptive text. An LLM created all the descriptions. My hope was descriptions like “a two pane..below the hamburger…input f
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by CompoundEyes 8mo ago
I visited a heart doctor at Duke research medical center a few years back. His comments then were that dairy products were the most inflammatory foods for humans and a major contributor to heart disease by gunking up our bloodstreams.
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by CompoundEyes 9mo ago
Very much agree it cracked me up. He’s lived it! The main factor that kept me from 40k was the time commitment not the cost. In my earlier MTG days I played many Necromunda battles. Scratched the itch in an easier onboarding form — also lik
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by CompoundEyes 9mo ago
The rare earth minerals as well https://venezuelanalysis.com/infographics/subsoil-bonanza-ve...
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by CompoundEyes 9mo ago
The fourth place is the menu where all the inventory management, map viewing, crafting, skill point allocation occurs. In some games it feels like an integrated HUD (Pip Boy) and others a disconnected application in itself. Some the world p
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by CompoundEyes 9mo ago
Call to Arms! ^_^
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by CompoundEyes 9mo ago
Did a remix awhile back and printed to a cassette using a Tascam 414 Portastudio. Brought it back into the computer at about three quarters of normal speed twisting the dial occasionally. The other side of tape was Fleetwood Mac “The Dance
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by CompoundEyes 10mo ago
I trained myself to take a power nap to track “2/2” on that record. After a really hard workout, getting cleaned up, having a bite to eat and drifting off for 30 minutes so many times it has a warm spot in my heart. I like that music c
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by CompoundEyes 10mo ago
I wonder if the comments will demonstrate responses that often reference an effect, theory, law, truism, named phenomenon, or some other thing that people excellent at pattern recognition would surface to explain or model the topic at hand.
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by CompoundEyes 10mo ago
With vinyl warmth is the result of a deliberate process. Professional masters are done specifically for vinyl to accommodate its quirks which truly changes the sound. They have to clamp down the dynamic range and tidy low frequencies or the
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by CompoundEyes 10mo ago
They’re all carefree and confident the US government will bail them out on grounds of a national security threat in falling behind. Too big to fAIl
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by CompoundEyes 10mo ago
Fantastic watch thanks for sharing. I realize now how a favorite game of mine, Wario’s Woods on SNES, juices up a twist on match 3 puzzle and how dry early versions of Tetris were (succeeding despite that).
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by CompoundEyes 10mo ago
> crazy juicy, so that players are captivated by spectacle, well beyond the needs of feedback from a UX perspective What a great phrase to describe an aspect of game design to strive for. https://www.raphkoster.com/2015&#
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by CompoundEyes 11mo ago
I had to take a long distance road across the US for work in the spring. I planned my hotel for the night to be around a Chipotle along the way. It’s one of the few options that isn’t synthetic and doesn’t make me feel the awful “I’m travel
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by CompoundEyes 11mo ago
One thing I can’t find anyone mention in reviews - does inference screech to a halt when using large context windows on models? Say if you’re in the 100k range on gpt-oss. I’m not concerned about lightning inference speed overall as I under
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by CompoundEyes 11mo ago
Claude Code is still good but I don’t TRUST it. With Claude Code and Sonnet I’m expecting failure. I can get things done but there’s an administrative overhead of futzing around with markdown files, defensive commit hooks and unit tests to
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by CompoundEyes 11mo ago
The US government might swoop in. Uncle Sam could provide a bailout on the grounds of national security if it starts to fall apart for the major players. The long play is governments investing right? ‘Together, raise and deploy a national s
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by CompoundEyes 11mo ago
Bonus: The locals pay higher utility bills thanks to the “investment”.
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by CompoundEyes 1y ago
I don't have access but it seems you can impose a friend into a video? Are we not rightsholders to our own likeness? It seems like a person should be able to block a video someone shares without their consent or earn revenue then if th
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by CompoundEyes 1y ago
A really did few days ago gpt-3.5-fast is a great model for certain tasks and cost wise via the API. Lots of solutions being built on the today’s latest are for tomorrow’s legacy model — if it works just pin the version.
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by CompoundEyes 1y ago
I work with Logic Pro X often. I bought an iPad Pro M4 and the Logic version for it is really compelling. Touch faders and the UI are well thought out. The problem is they want me to subscribe to use it. I wish I could just outright purchas
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by CompoundEyes 1y ago
That’s a great point. Insider trading as well.
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by CompoundEyes 1y ago
I have optimism for (emphasis) open source LLMs and maybe it’s a counter to the things he’s concerned about now. Now we can have inexpensive device, running an open source model, offline, holding a compressed version of human knowledge (som
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by CompoundEyes 1y ago
I do think they’d be better focusing Pulse on business users. Connecting information in a workplace for those with ChatGPT enterprise in this way would be welcome. If I can get notifications that span all the various information sources, in

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