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by Leftium 4d ago
My HN reader has QoL features for reading such posts: https://hn.leftium.com/i/49630931?q=%22aspect+ratio%22 - Comments have 3 LOD (L:full, M:single line, S:collapsed) - Optimal default LODs - Simple to expand groups o
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by Leftium 9d ago
> Compression is prediction (According to recent article on HN[1]. So LLMs _are_ compression!) [1]: https://hn.leftium.com/i/49263497
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by Leftium 10d ago
Tip: you can also add widgets to your desktop 1. Click menu bar time/clock 2. Click Edit Widgets... 3. Search for "Codexbar"
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CodexBar: Every AI coding limit, in your menu bar(codexbar.app)
1 points by Leftium 10d ago|1 comments
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Tiny TS visualization grammar for responsive, accessible, server-rendered charts(tanstack.com)
2 points by Leftium 16d ago|0 comments
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by Leftium 17d ago
Apple hardware uses a unified architecture. That means the CPU and RAM are integrated together: it is very difficult/impossible to strip the RAM from these systems. This unified architecture makes Apple hardware very good for AI work,
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by Leftium 20d ago
wow thanks! I integrated like this: https://hn.leftium.com/i/49449507?violation_threshold=0.5 The url param temporarily sets the threshold, you can permanently set it via the settings. My initial assessment is 0.5 sett
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by Leftium 21d ago
I have been considering adding labels/filters based on sentiment analysis to my HN reader. I wonder if your classifier-based method would be more effective. I added filters that blur posts from new HN accounts based on age/karma t
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by Leftium 1mo ago
My HN client has made HN easier to keep up with, even before AI: https://hn.leftium.com I call it "Seeking Orange" because interesting posts are highlighted. Features include: - Point/comment counts become increas
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by Leftium 1mo ago
When this was posted to HN, a lot of people could relate: https://sive.rs/slow For me, I'm not sure if "slow" is the right word. I think "delayed" or "sporadic" is more accurate. Thoughts
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I’m a very slow thinker (2016)(sive.rs)
6 points by Leftium 1mo ago|3 comments
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A Goodbye from SvelteJobs(sveltejobs.com)
5 points by Leftium 1mo ago|0 comments
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by Leftium 1mo ago
You can add instructions in the CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md file to modify output behavior like: # Response Style Keep routine answers concise. Lead with the result, include material caveats and the next action, and omit introductio
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by Leftium 1mo ago
Reminds me of this this advice from 20 years ago ( 2006! ): https://www.nngroup.com/articles/screen-resolution-and-page-... > Big monitors are the easiest way to increase white-collar productivity, and anyone who m
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Simplest CMS you'll ever need. Manage content right in your GitHub repository(pagescms.org)
4 points by Leftium 1mo ago|0 comments
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by Leftium 1mo ago
I settled on JSONL for an LLM-optimized output format. Rationale: https://github.com/Leftium/gg/blob/main/specs/completed/gg-a... Combine that with context mode: https://hw.leftium.c
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by Leftium 1mo ago
Location: Seoul Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: SvelteKit, TS, JS, UX Résumé/CV: https://leftium.com/resume Email: https://leftium.com/contact If you're looking for a full-stack
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by Leftium 2mo ago
First, it's really odd to have to use an onscreen keyboard to enter a username on a web game. I suggest: - allowing keyboard input - make username input optional, or move to end of game - there is no way to log in as the same user on a
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The 1940s Elevator-Mirror Story and What It Teaches About Human Happiness(atticusli.com)
2 points by Leftium 2mo ago|0 comments
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by Leftium 2mo ago
Clickable link: https://pelicantools.app/tools/youtube-to-transcript It would be amazing if clicking the timestamps opened the video at that time. I often want to search inside a video for certain text, then watch the
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by Leftium 2mo ago
You can hide data in random static (for a novel captcha). Very obvious to most humans (if it becomes popular, the bots could probably be designed solve it; just requires diffing the images): - https://fx.leftium.com/static
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by Leftium 2mo ago
I think the most useful data to add is the 60-min precipitation forecast. Unfortunately open-meteo doesn't offer this. So https://weather-sense.leftium.com uses the 60-min forecast from OpenWeather. But you have to specific
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by Leftium 2mo ago
Open Meteo lets you query historical weather data from as old as 1940[1]. They have the only weather API I know of that can get both forecast and historical weather with just a single call[2] I use Open Meteo for most of the data for https
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by Leftium 2mo ago
I think you may be able just drop the precipitation chance. While the precipitation chance is interesting, I tend to not experience any actual rain even if the predicted chance is 90+ percent. Even if there is rain, usually the amount is no
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by Leftium 2mo ago
Do you know any other weather sites that show historical weather? I thought my https://weather-sense.leftium.com was the only current app to do this. I wrote about this over a decade ago: https://blog.leftium.com&#x2F
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by Leftium 2mo ago
That was one of the main motivations for: https://rift-transcription.vercel.app I think I prototyped the most fluid real-time streaming transcription experience. For example, you can interrupt/intersperse the realtime trans
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by Leftium 2mo ago
My own TS project was inspired by IceCream: https://github.com/Leftium/gg#coding-agent-access It began as a better `console.log()` for humans, but I ended up making it better for AI coding agents. I got tired of copyin
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by Leftium 2mo ago
Ah, yes. The "Igon Value Problem": https://youtu.be/wBBnfu8N_J0?t=2097 I was thinking the cautiousness was intentionally bred into LLMs, but it could very well be an artifact of the training data, too.
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by Leftium 2mo ago
I think the cause might stem from a larger issue: LLMs are trained to err on the side of caution. This is probably a good default, but can often get in the way. When I use coding agents to help with prose, they default to bending over backw
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by Leftium 2mo ago
Theo video based on data from Tencent's Autocodebench: https://youtu.be/iV1EcfZSdCM Conclusion: Elixir was the best (had the highest problem solve rate). Reasons (Theo's interpretation): - code collocation, where

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