candrewlee14

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by candrewlee14 2y ago
Ghostty has my daily driver for a good while now, I’ve been super happy with it. It’s been especially fun watching Mitchell deftly build a community at just the right speed for its development stage. Thank you for all your hard work and res
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by candrewlee14 2y ago
Serious unintended consequences of ordering… Reminds me of the hungry judge effect [1] - judges tend to be more harsh before a break and more lenient after. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungry_judge_effect
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by candrewlee14 3y ago
I experienced AR for the first time with the Vision Pro, and I came away with the same impressions; it’s not quite ready for mainstream but “magical” really is apt. I was a big skeptic on AR/VR in general before, but the demo for Visio
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by candrewlee14 3y ago
Very interesting to me that our dreams make some of the same mistakes. Some of the usual reality checks to know if you’re dreaming: - looking at your hands - looking at clocks - trying to read It’s funny that diffusion models often make tho
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by candrewlee14 3y ago
I'm at a 1/4 of that. I love it and I'm just hoping it sticks around long enough to get me to 40 ;)
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by candrewlee14 3y ago
Throughout my career thus far, I’ve consistently been advised to get really good at writing if I want to make the biggest impact I can. With that being said, I’ve been doing some practice! Recently, I tried the Apple Vision Pro and I wrote
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I Tried the Apple Vision Pro(candrewlee14.github.io)
1 points by candrewlee14 3y ago|1 comments
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by candrewlee14 3y ago
Thank you, I really appreciate this :)
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My Apple Vision Pro Demo Experience(candrewlee14.github.io)
2 points by candrewlee14 3y ago|2 comments
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by candrewlee14 3y ago
This is fantastic, thank you so much for the thoughtful response! I happen to be super interested in systems programming (OSes, DBs, PLs), but I've worried that those fundamentals might be superseded by AI, whether through a higher-lev
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by candrewlee14 3y ago
Totally agree, it’s the textual equivalent of the visual uncanny valley. Communication in general is obviously not gonna go away. Certain kinds of corporate copy-writing where the tone matches the LLM is probably not as resistant. It’ll be
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Ask HN: What skills are worth learning long-term against AI?
33 points by candrewlee14 3y ago|35 comments
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by candrewlee14 3y ago
Do the web browser offerings of those apps not cut it?
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by candrewlee14 3y ago
Sounds something like charm’s vhs: https://github.com/charmbracelet/vhs
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by candrewlee14 3y ago
Anybody have anything like a "hall of fame" for easy-to-read beautiful working code?
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by candrewlee14 3y ago
Aarch64 is supported (M series chips) if that’s what you’re worried about.
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by candrewlee14 3y ago
It's always fun for me to see C. elegans meet software. This is amazing. My undergrad degree capstone project was a flow-based visual C. elegans strain builder[1]. The team worked with two researchers who taught us a lot about genetics
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by candrewlee14 3y ago
Agreed about Go-like interfaces. I don’t think it’d fit Zig to make them dynamic at runtime the way Go does, but even just as a compile-time constraint it would make building a composable ecosystem like Go’s much easier. See writer: anytype
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by candrewlee14 3y ago
Of course its simpler, I just wanted it to make sure the comment still related to her work on this :) In summation, what she’s done is awesome.
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by candrewlee14 3y ago
SvelteKit is such a breath of fresh air, glad to see it used on this.
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by candrewlee14 3y ago
jart is a genius. What they’ve done with Blink, Cosmopolitan C, Redbean, and now llama.cpp is incredible. It gives me hope for the future of systems/low-level programming.
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by candrewlee14 3y ago
Thank goodness we’ve had record breaking snow this year, so the lake lives to see another day!
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AI-Enhanced Terrorism(candrewlee14.github.io)
1 points by candrewlee14 3y ago|0 comments
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by candrewlee14 4y ago
I can’t help but feel like our brains didn’t evolve to understand the scale of competing against thousands of others to get admitted to college slots and get jobs. Once the internet opened the world to make comparisons against the hierarchy
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by candrewlee14 4y ago
Ending alfalfa farming would likely help a lot. The water usage is insane for such a small part of Utah’s GDP.
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by candrewlee14 4y ago
Thanks for the clarification, totally missed that. Makes much more sense. I’m with you on the concurrency model. What was the reasoning for a runtime per core?
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by candrewlee14 4y ago
Forgive me, completely missed that this is a backend framework. I mistook this for something like Leptos, a Rust frontend web framework. Makes more sense now, thanks!
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by candrewlee14 4y ago
I am a big fan of Rust… but I don’t understand how this type of framework would be a better choice than something in the JS/TS realm: Svelte, Solid, React, Vue, Angular, etc. I’m not calling those frameworks ideal, but it seems like wo
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I Will Write More(candrewlee14.github.io)
88 points by candrewlee14 4y ago|42 comments
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by candrewlee14 4y ago
Python does a great job at putting together powerful scripts quickly. But I have a really hard time opening up a big Python codebase and making sense of it quickly. No static types can make data pretty hard for me to follow. This may just b

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