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IBCNU
2mo ago
The vibe in this thread is literally everyone going "script kiddie, it's all smoke and mirrors, marketing stunt" and acting like well that settles it. Meanwhile literally no one has actually shown the script kiddie thing - ni
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IBCNU
3mo ago
Please tell me more about that! CAN still changing lives.
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IBCNU
5mo ago
fellow Caps Lock to Ctrl remapper (and neovim) here...
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IBCNU
6mo ago
Also I love your take. Feel like a holy grail to me to back in the hot seat with repl driven but I can drop in and figure things out... all on the JVM. Madness!
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IBCNU
6mo ago
Sure! Setup is: - nvim --listen /tmp/nvim — starts Neovim with a socket Claude can connect to - /mcp in Claude Code — enables the Neovim MCP server, gives Claude direct control of Neovim - lein repl in the nvim terminal - Cla
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IBCNU
6mo ago
JVM + Syntax is upside for me. Type's are for compilers ;) jk. I'm fully lover or type's but removing the constraint is easy in clojure. teams resist. <3 the opposite of boring.
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IBCNU
6mo ago
AI augmented Repl driven dev has got me back into Clojure and it's been changing my life (full on JVM nerd: Kotlin mostly on the backend). The syntax is the best in the world (how computer's really operate?) but it's always b
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IBCNU
6mo ago
It's cool to rediscover Applescript for me (I'm late 40's) but it's a funny thing where I can like smell the NeXT in it almost nostalgically but it's quite handy in this new era of hijacking mac mini's (OpenCla
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IBCNU
7mo ago
amazing lore!
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IBCNU
7mo ago
I like how in the fourth season, the computer props are literally just cardboard boxes. I like literally love it, not ironically, it makes it more like a stage play. Feel like the flaws are what makes it special. I don't want Kubrick f
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IBCNU
7mo ago
love how deep you go
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IBCNU
7mo ago
he reminds me of truly the best bosses also something about him with a good engineer reminds me of me and my boss, i hope lol
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IBCNU
7mo ago
And as I understand it loosely based on the fantastic and seminal book Soul of a New Machine. I had a great EM once who said I need to read it because nothing has changed in 40 years, and I keep a copy on my desk. Touching as well, as it&#x
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IBCNU
7mo ago
This is really cool, I don't want to think about infra tbh just want to build. Is there a wold where an on-prem version of this exists? I buy a box, install shell script, and it just works?
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IBCNU
2y ago
Thanks for your comment. Same here, Gen X. Off social media since pandemic. As Nassim Taleb says if it's really important someone will tell you. I feel like I'm on an island. I'm never outraged at all. Of course I hope there&
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IBCNU
2y ago
That's my experience trying to use OpenSCAD from the cli for some home remodeling projects, there I was, neo-vim open, trying to do 3d with pure text files. But at the end of the day the platform felt very limited. Also "Big OpenS
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IBCNU
2y ago
This one feels like it's going to be disruptive, good luck, very impressed with the lyric generation compared to others I've tinkered with, jukebox, musicgen, surprised personally to see it move so fast :bow:
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IBCNU
3y ago
As someone who has been lucky to work on some large-scale apps that are household names with very very small teams, I find it fascinating/hilarious that comments from the Y Combinator peanut gallery often reduce acquired companies to &
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IBCNU
3y ago
Sindre does amazing work!
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IBCNU
3y ago
derp, thank you. https://www.grindr.com
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IBCNU
3y ago
Grindr | Senior/Staff Android Engineer | Chicago, IL | Remote | https://grindr.com Come play a key role in building the next generation of the Grindr app! Working on our Android team, you’ll have the opportunity to solve ch
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IBCNU
3y ago
Oh, great, yet another UI masterpiece swallowed by the insatiable maw of refinement culture at Apple. "Dark Sky" app was only a weather app, but it looked goth. It was our weather app, and it was beautiful in its simplicity. Now w
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IBCNU
4y ago
I read up on what Protocol Labs are doing. Seems pretty not-useful to me living in the real world. I'm pretty sure distributed vague-but-epic-crypto-bro-sounding super-important-"let's back up the worlds most important inform
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IBCNU
4y ago
I appreciate you reading to and responding to my words, and I'll try to find something useful in their offering in the real world. But, honestly, their layoff statement was all I needed to know, a CEO completely out of touch with main
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IBCNU
4y ago
Agreed. Made a comment in the thread above, but happy to know I'm not alone: it's ethnically blind, morally wrong, and just plain short sighted to blame macro economic "winters" for layoffs when the folks making these de
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IBCNU
4y ago
Agreed. It's ethically problematic the terminology "winter" has taken hold as though there's some sort of eternal truth and seasonality to crypto, when in reality the irrefutable mathematical truth is the ultimate value
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IBCNU
5y ago
You are not alone haha
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IBCNU
5y ago
Monodraw is awesome, and has a really great desktop interface.
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IBCNU
5y ago
The idea of the pendulum swinging too far is a huge over-reaction. The pendulum has 40 years of swinging back to a "normal" state if you include the overprescribed industry of prescribing mood altering drugs to suburbanites, adder
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IBCNU
5y ago
Yeah, I had the same thought. Also, these are two things that absolutely _should_ be together haha...
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