Keyframe

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by Keyframe 7mo ago
Video Backup System for Amiga!
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by Keyframe 7mo ago
nice historical recreations, but I can't believe there was no '1984' image from Thomas Porter there https://graphics.pixar.com/library/DistributedRayTracing/ind... (and I can definitely remember few
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by Keyframe 7mo ago
Why hasn't OpenAI or Anthropic released a superior office suite or code hosting platform or enterprise chat? My guess is two-fold. One, they are specialized in AI. Two, building another anthropic is a big moat and they like to keep i
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by Keyframe 7mo ago
This is what people don't get, what's coming up and it'll hit them like a ton of bricks. Software development, after toy examples, was a scale limiting factor for the better part of software development if you had domain expe
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by Keyframe 7mo ago
"Application error: a client-side exception has occurred while loading maximeheckel.com (see the browser console for more information)." is an odd way to introduce yourself as a frontend developer though.
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by Keyframe 7mo ago
same, although I'm using zellij instead of tmux. Copilot works well in vim too.
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by Keyframe 7mo ago
Can anyone buy TSMC though?
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by Keyframe 7mo ago
if that someone is clumsy, had an active war going on against basic tools before, and wandered into the carpentry from completely different area, then power tools might be a bad idea.
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by Keyframe 7mo ago
this particular collider or particle accelerators in general? Cyclotrons are rather useful, for example.
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by Keyframe 7mo ago
It proves the argument as an outlier. I explained in another comment. You often don't have the luxury of selecting the group of people you work with and more often than not, especially these days, people aren't used to (C) way of
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by Keyframe 7mo ago
Your question also hides an answer. You don't often get to chose a group of people you work with, and unlike projects that self-attract and self-distill ideal profile (like linux mentioned in sister comment), you're left with peop
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by Keyframe 7mo ago
In my core I'm the same. C is my language and served me well for decades. There's nothing inherently major wrong with it until you reach one of the two (or both). Working in a group of people on a C codebase tends to introduce pai
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Show HN: Stacky – certain block game clone(susmel.com)
3 points by Keyframe 7mo ago|0 comments
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by Keyframe 7mo ago
Glad I'm not the only one. I do the same, but I tend to have gemini be the one that critiques.
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by Keyframe 7mo ago
Thanks man, I appreciate the encouragement. As a (really) long-time programmer it just feels all wrong. I understand it was all my input and that without me it would come out like that at all, but still by not touching code much or at all f
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by Keyframe 7mo ago
ah, shame it's for Show HN only. I am too embarrassed to Show HN anything I used AI for/with, like: https://www.susmel.com/stacky/ or https://susmel.com/rolly/ (which isn't a game y
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by Keyframe 8mo ago
Makes sense. I hope their plasma coolant supplies last long enough to get self sustained.
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by Keyframe 8mo ago
Very confused by this plan. How about now? https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ce3ex92557jo
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by Keyframe 8mo ago
On a drive-by-glance it looks like if you had a tighter integrated version of PSQL FDW for DuckDB and Vector Storage - meets Vespa. I find it interesting they went with extending MySQL instead of FDW route on PSQL?
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by Keyframe 8mo ago
I'd be happy with something that's close or same as opus 4.5 that I can run locally, at reasonable (same) speed as claude cli, and at reasonable budget (within $10-30k).
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by Keyframe 8mo ago
correct
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by Keyframe 8mo ago
Should've been vim since it originated on Amiga.
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by Keyframe 8mo ago
The older one gets, the more one agrees with rms.
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by Keyframe 8mo ago
cool to hear about more randomizers. I am not a great tetris player but I absolutely love the game. I put NES, 7-bag and my own take on randomizer (crap) in my online tetris-like experiment https://www.susmel.com/stacky&#x2F
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by Keyframe 8mo ago
He did us once with Javascript prophecy. Has this man no decency?? :)
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by Keyframe 8mo ago
Was there ever pretending? It was always face value from "seed" to "rounds" to "exit" - all words describing money movement.
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by Keyframe 8mo ago
That is a legit way of working on contribution. You fork, you work on the fork - if it's not junk then you issue a pull request. What's the deal with belittling and holier-than-thou moralizing?
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by Keyframe 8mo ago
You're right, of course. What I'm saying is what happens if anyone with any lethal force proclaims they need territory which isn't theirs for their own security. Dangerous rhetoric and extremely dangerous precedent if this pl
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by Keyframe 8mo ago
Fun fact, Oscar winners don't fully own their statues since 1950. AMPAS reserves the right to buy it back for $1 if they want to sell it. Ownership of the statue is conditional, meaning it can't be freely sold or disposed of.
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by Keyframe 8mo ago
I wonder how the current events in Greenland will impact the safety and sovereignty of Taiwan. That was my thought as well. It's a dangerous rhetoric being displayed by USA. "We need this land for our security". Turns out,

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