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by boyter 7mo ago
If you have a high frame rate to start with it’s pretty nice and feels smoother. But a low frame rate turned into a high one looks good but feels laggy. So arguably you never need frame gen for a game, since it only really works when it’s a
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by boyter 7mo ago
Not familiar with that tool. What follows is my best guess based on what I am seeing. Serena looks to be a precision tool. Since it uses uses LSP its able to replicate a lot of what a IDE would allow and IDE for LLM's. cs by contrast i
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Show HN: CS – indexless code search that understands code, comments and strings(github.com)
15 points by boyter 7mo ago|2 comments
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by boyter 7mo ago
Seems to be a load issue, hopefully easily resolved Request URL https://lightwave.so/api/register/ephemeral Request Method POST Status Code 429 Too Many Requests
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Go.mod Hackery for Compatibility Testing(engineering.kablamo.com.au)
2 points by boyter 8mo ago|0 comments
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I Taught Myself to Code on a Cracked Android Phone. Now I Can't Get Hired(rly0nheart.com)
40 points by boyter 8mo ago|19 comments
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by boyter 10mo ago
People who give away things like this tend to be good people. As such when someone comes asking for help or new things they are inclined to help. Your response is where it should go when things get rude, but you don't want to start the
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The Final Chapter for GummySearch(gummysearch.com)
1 points by boyter 10mo ago|0 comments
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Open source is still broken(gomakethings.com)
2 points by boyter 10mo ago|1 comments
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Vibe Coding, Six Months Later: The Honeymoon's Over(thenewstack.io)
3 points by boyter 11mo ago|3 comments
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My Domain Was Poached by a Cambodian(davidnicholaswilliams.com)
9 points by boyter 11mo ago|0 comments
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ElevenLabs is the best text-to-speech AI system(engineering.kablamo.com.au)
4 points by boyter 1y ago|1 comments
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by boyter 1y ago
I had never seen this before. Although I am now trying out lagrange and seeing what it can do. Sorry for hijacking the thread on what is a great post, but is gemini common these days? This is literally the first time I have ever seen it, an
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by boyter 1y ago
Perhaps adding some guide on how to hook this up to... well anything would be good :) There is a lack of guidance for https://github.com/mark3labs/mcp-go/ which this is using as well so while everything is there,
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by boyter 1y ago
Ignoring the open-source vs free software discussions that are bound to come about from this well said. Large companies exploiting developers and abuse towards the maintainers is probably my biggest bugbear when it comes to this. In fact I
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by boyter 1y ago
Crawling, incidentally, I think is the biggest issue with making a new search engine these days. Websites flat out refuse to support any crawler [other] than Google, and Cloudflare and other protection services and CDN's flat out deny
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I spent 181 minutes waiting for the Zig compiler this week(zackoverflow.dev)
11 points by boyter 2y ago|1 comments
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by boyter 2y ago
For CRUD I agree. A lot of what I am doing is a bit more complex then that. I actually would be happy to just "vibe" code my way through most of the problems I deal with if LLM's were able to do it. That said, they make a gre
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by boyter 2y ago
I detest writing CSS and HTML. I just find it boring fiddly and annoying. I have started doing "vibe" coding with LLM's. Giving a decent prompt produces results that are... pretty good. Almost 100% in lighthouse for both mobi
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by boyter 2y ago
TIL had no idea code2vec existed at all. Thanks for pointing it out.
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by boyter 2y ago
While old, the nice thing about word2vec models is how easily they can be imported and used by any language to create a vector search. I have always wondered (but never done anything) about if you could train on code to achieve a similar re
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WTF Are Popcorn Tasks?(madole.xyz)
9 points by boyter 2y ago|1 comments
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by boyter 2y ago
I doubt its the GC kicking in, but you could run it with the following environment variable set just to ensure that its not doing anything. GOGC=-1 EDIT: Trying it out quickly shows a small improvement actually, but so small as to
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by boyter 2y ago
While you are right, in that you add lines to remove bugs, I suspect its still true to say given 2 projects, written in the same language by the same person, on average the one with more lines is more likely to contain more bugs.
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by boyter 2y ago
More lines of code usually indicates more bugs so its not an entirely useless metric. Using it to gauge employee productivity is, since as the linked suggests some of the better programmers are able to remove code, which often reduces the p
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Atomic Operations Composition in Go(antonz.org)
15 points by boyter 2y ago|3 comments
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by boyter 2y ago
I have always wanted to learn about GPU programming. Now might be the time.
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by boyter 2y ago
I managed to get #69 and then #42 with some Go code I repurposed since I was messing around with HashCash a while ago. Including the code below if anyone is curious. I managed to get a 9 zero hash in under an hour on a M2 Mac Mini using it.
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by boyter 2y ago
Knights of the Sky was that WW1 flight combat game. Also a wonderful chunk of my childhood went into that. Although I found SEII to be more fun.
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by boyter 2y ago
Wow... bookmarked. F-15 Strike Eagle II is one of those games I played the hell out of as a child. So much so I wore out two joysticks that my parents bought as a result. I was a child so it took me a long time to learn to actually do what

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