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1y ago
That makes sense. I think of it like visual movement, a difference in position over time. Even a single step represents a change in position, even if the time increment is very small. The transition is the animation, the duration would be 2
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When does a woodworker cease to be one? When he uses a handsaw? A circular saw? A sawmill? > When a tool blurs the line between who performed the task Who saws the wood? He who operates the tool, or the tool performing its function? What
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1y ago
Have you considered the Framework Desktop setup they mentioned in their announcement blog post[0]? Just marketing fluff, or is there any merit to it? > The top-end Ryzen AI Max+ 395 configuration with 128GB of memory starts at just $1999
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Their work has molded a lot of my views on technology, such a breath of fresh air when I first found out about them! They really inspired me to look at my own work and ask how to make it more resilient, how to decrease dependencies. From my
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1y ago
Thanks for sharing your setup! I'm also very interested in running AI locally. In which contexts are you experiencing decent success? eg debugging, boilerplate, or some other task?
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1y ago
Well then. I'm Belgian, and I was considering exploring security more professionally. But I think I'll just stick to hobby hacking, and pray I never discover a vulnerability. Yikes! No good deed left unpunished.
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1y ago
The culpability we share for "churning out shitty code" is spot-on imo. There's been so much incentive to shipping "good enough", that even the definition of "good enough" has been backsliding. Sometimes e
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1y ago
Your improv comparison resonates. I'd add that it also reflects the positives of improv. The freedom, being present, lower inhibition/impediments, the positive feedback loop of AI's "yes, and!". These are useful for
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1y ago
Ooh, definitely trying this out! I ended up homebrewing a whole context maintainance ritual, but that was a pain to get an AI agent to consistently apply, so it spun out into building a whole project management... thing. This looks much mor
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1y ago
That's an interesting idea! I struggle with the same issues you've mentioned, that space between the IDE integrated option and pure CLI. Your comment sparked an idea of using something like vim or similar where you can edit the co
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My aspirational heroes! There's so many people underserved by our current level of technology, and for no good reason other than what I imagine is "business sense"? What are we doing with all this tech if it can't reach
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I really appreciate you going into such technical specificity, thank you! I'll have to steal that siri for linux setup, that sounds awesome. Exploring ways to make use of compute people have lying around to do useful things without the
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1y ago
Do you have anything to share on that workflow? I've been trying to get a local-first AI thing going, could use your insights!
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Thank you for sharing this, it's really helpful to have this as top-down learning resource. I'm in the process of learning how to work with AI, and I've been homebrewing something similar with local semantic search for techni
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1y ago
Thank you for sharing these! I've been looking for something productive to do over the summer. Why not make some "useless" stuff, huh?
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1y ago
Okay I am definitely applying, but I need to build one of these first!