chrisallick

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by chrisallick 28d ago
"Don't emberrase yourself..." k.
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by chrisallick 4mo ago
The comment i see the most on reddit is the refresh rate and the battery life are the deal breaker with the price. Very interested to see the pricing on the steam machine. i was looking forward to it, but looks like it could be over $1000 i
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by chrisallick 4mo ago
some people agreed. it sold out really fast.
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by chrisallick 4mo ago
lol to whoever downvoted me. i worked for months on wireless timing software for frame syncing displays and this had me speechless.
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by chrisallick 4mo ago
thats insane
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by chrisallick 4mo ago
answered in show hn post and a github issue. source is coming in a week or so when im back at computer. claude wrote a large portion of the visualizer and im trying to rearchitect how it taps the audio feed and understand it before releasin
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by chrisallick 4mo ago
me too, released two weeks ago on hackernews: https://github.com/chrisallick/light-crime-audio-player getting good reviews!
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by chrisallick 4mo ago
i think its more nuanced than "is" or "isn't." an architect does't pour the concrete. the gap between me or claude comes down to the architectural decisions. take a large functional spec in jira for example, an
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by chrisallick 4mo ago
honest question, no shade, wasn't that a but your fault for not googling or asking it to consiser existing approaches and solutions? AI will be as dumb as you let it imo. i always ask it to do a bit of research as i craft a plan with i
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by chrisallick 4mo ago
its in the issues. i wrote about it. gonna release source in a bit. there are a few parts i want to refactor. the visualizer and the theme editor were heavily done by claude and i want to release source i fully control and understand. tappi
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by chrisallick 5mo ago
I think what I'm getting at is that if you have architectural and engineering experience, coding with claude isn't vibing at all, but like having a paired programming partner. and i think the real headache and heart break is a clo
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by chrisallick 5mo ago
read below? or in the readme. remember when that guy said he loved visual basic 6 and is rediscovering his love of software with claude code? my write up speaks to the same sentiment and personal computing and why i fell in love with techno
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by chrisallick 5mo ago
i think i just swapped out MIT for that on a whim. ill delete it. i was going to sell the audio player when it reaches the next major version.
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by chrisallick 5mo ago
disagree... get claude code and start writing your own apps. its incredibly liberating. im back in the early 00s actually enjoying my computer again not just using it as a terminal to bullshit corp websites. when you start making your own s
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by chrisallick 5mo ago
no just the binary release at the moment.
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by chrisallick 5mo ago
The 90s and early 00s were an era of personal computing, self-expression, rapid technical expansion, the web. We were barreling forward at the speed of innovation and culture, and for a brief period, the utopia of new media and self-express
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Show HN: I built a native macOS audio player and it changed my life(github.com)
15 points by chrisallick 5mo ago|12 comments
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by chrisallick 5mo ago
its a classic :) love map and music projects.
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by chrisallick 5mo ago
https://kottke.org/11/01/musical-subway-map
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by chrisallick 5mo ago
instill have the floppies :)
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by chrisallick 6mo ago
Like so many things... fun, but been done.
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by chrisallick 6mo ago
This looks awesome, I'd love to get one. Question, what's the advantage over something like the ESP32C3 and the like? Just even smaller?
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by chrisallick 8mo ago
https://chris.computer
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by chrisallick 8mo ago
thats fun!
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by chrisallick 11mo ago
omg genius lol. thats such a simple and smart utility. i might try and make a chrome extension for this.
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by chrisallick 11mo ago
if author is reading, can you add an rss feed to your site? i want to add to feedly.
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by chrisallick 1y ago
more like ruined it
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by chrisallick 1y ago
lol "probably just use a key."
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by chrisallick 1y ago
no
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by chrisallick 1y ago
About once or twice a year a solution comes out that does this. Here is a great one for orchestrating connections: https://docs.spacebrew.cc/

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