Tooster

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by Tooster 2mo ago
And the online mapping ecosystem is completely fragmented. Half the apps out there demand a $25/month subscription, creating these hermetic, proprietary silos. They are gating and monetizing trails, hikes, and routes that were crowdsou
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by Tooster 3mo ago
Every day, I pass by numerous signs and plaques reading "funded by EU funds." Most of the time, they are attached to public transport or road infrastructure. For anyone genuinely trying to understand the EU's impact — rather
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by Tooster 4mo ago
Yeah, how many agents can you people even run at once and how much does it cost you? In company we used the monthly token quota and nowadays it's basically unusable with claude opus 4.6 on high reasoning. You can basically burn throug
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by Tooster 8mo ago
Cap your html bodies to 75ch width for comfortable reading. Minimalism doesn't conflict with nice layout and it's 1 line of css.
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by Tooster 10mo ago
Currently I am leaning more into P2P for the zero-effort user side setup, although I was considering if hybrid P2P/client-server approach is feasible: free lite P2P vs paid, managed SaaS for user convenience and improved performance.
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by Tooster 10mo ago
I want to create a local first, offline/p2p realtime multiplayer prototype app soon with reactive/signal data model and frontend agnostic design (considering solidjs/svelte). I'm on a tech research stage. How does it com
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by Tooster 10mo ago
I might be misunderstanding parts of the comment above, although I think it aligns with what I had in mind. Here’s what I meant: If a ray carries full spectral information, then a transparent material can be described by its absorption spec
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by Tooster 10mo ago
I was sure it must have been invented already! I've been trying to look for this idea without knowing it's called "spectral rendering", looking for "absorptive rendering" or similar instead, which led me to dea
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by Tooster 1y ago
And that's a great thing! I look forward to them being more mature and more widely adopted, as I have tried both zed and helix, and for the day to day work they are not yet there. For stuff to take traction though. Both of them, howeve
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by Tooster 1y ago
I’d also add: * [Difftastic]( https://difftastic.wilfred.me.uk/ ) — my go-to diff tool for years * [Nu shell]( https://www.nushell.sh/ ) — a promising idea, but still lacking in design/implementation matur
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by Tooster 2y ago
"Many communities depend on AI tools to detect and ban AI content" interesting... If not depending on AI tools then depending on a... hunch? So like a modern-era witch hunting?
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by Tooster 2y ago
Someone committing poor quality LLM generated code and deeming it appropriate for review could create equally bad, if not worse, handwritten code. By extension, anyone who merges poor quality LLM code could merge equally poorly handwritten