chromanoid

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by chromanoid 24d ago
When I think about a harness in context of AI, pit pony harnesses come into my mind ( https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Descente_d%27un_chev... ). That's also how I always thought about them, maybe the climb
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by chromanoid 1mo ago
I don't know enough about DJing, but maybe that is also an analogy to GenAI usage that can work.
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by chromanoid 4mo ago
MCPs and complex CLI tools running locally/native via graalvm might be a great usecase for Java. https://quarkus.io/blog/mcp-server/
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by chromanoid 8mo ago
I am patiently waiting for LARP AR glasses that have all kinds of these filters.
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by chromanoid 8mo ago
Sorry, did you read this https://blog.cleancoder.com/uncle-bob/2018/12/14/SJWJS.html ? I personally associate Prism with [Silverlight - Composite Web Apps With Prism]( https://learn.microsoft.co
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by chromanoid 8mo ago
> A fun tendency is that Claude kept getting distracted by topics of secrecy, conspiracy, and hidden systems - as if the task itself summoned a Foucault’s Pendulum mindset. I really appreciate you mentioning this. I think this is the nat
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by chromanoid 9mo ago
Lego Duplo is the best. It is a great creative toy at least from 2 to 10. Especially when you have it from early on and it is just "part of the furniture". It's much easier to collect from the ground than Lego. Newer Lego stu
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by chromanoid 1y ago
A good XSL-FO impl with docbook or something like that?
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by chromanoid 1y ago
Nah, package managers are always the "civilization" moments of programming.
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by chromanoid 1y ago
Great article!
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by chromanoid 1y ago
At least on desktop screens I think chronostasis might make animations seem more sluggish depending on where you looked before. I wonder if this leads experienced users of the app in question to not like any animations, because they know cl
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by chromanoid 1y ago
> Tech people, I suspect, tend to assume that AI brings "full creative freedom" to artists the same way a patron does when they say "you can have full creative freedom". I think you introduce a rather arbitrary separa
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by chromanoid 1y ago
Of course, but AI shouldn't hinder art either. I can understand the sentiment, but if GenAI can help somewhere, it is creative endeavors.
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by chromanoid 1y ago
I totally see that. But I think it's time for new constraints that are less tied to money and more to the imagination of the creators. It will hopefully lead to a democratization of previously expensive settings (e.g. historic, fantast
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by chromanoid 1y ago
Well, at least I assume that currently indie movies are also somewhat defined by budget and technical limitations. With GenAI you will be able to film an action scene with your smartphone in an empty warehouse that will later look like an
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by chromanoid 1y ago
You seem to have an agenda here. I am sure there are many many visions of special effects and story arcs that could never be realized because of not being able to pull it off. This will change now. Green screens and sophisticated SFX tech w
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by chromanoid 1y ago
I think the author addresses this, but dismisses it as fantasy, which constitues the bubble.
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by chromanoid 1y ago
Great article! I share the experience mentioned in the article, LLMs facilitate a head-on interaction with any topic. It is similar to instructional YouTube videos (that imo were already transformative) but with the ability to ask detailed
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by chromanoid 1y ago
Vibe hacking is much older than vibe coding.
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by chromanoid 1y ago
I agree. It seems pretty apocalyptic :(
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by chromanoid 1y ago
Some disorders more or less require tracking to make them diagnosable and their symptoms managable (e.g. PMDD). Managing tracking with paper is ofc possible, but apps allow for reminders and gamification that help on challenging days.
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by chromanoid 1y ago
Sure, but it is dangerous to expect anything else than what the study makes clear. LLMs make manipulation just cheaper and more scalable. There are so many rumors about state sponsored troll farms that I guess this study was a good wake-up
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by chromanoid 1y ago
Exactly
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by chromanoid 1y ago
Are you serious? With services like https://anti-captcha.com/ the bot free anonymous discourse is over for a long time now. It's in bad faith when people seriously tell you they don't expect something when they ma
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by chromanoid 1y ago
I don't understand the expectations of reddit CMV users when they engage in anonymous online debates. I think well intentioned, public access, blackhat security research has its merits. The case reminds me of security researchers publi
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by chromanoid 1y ago
yeah, I totally agree. It's like there was a shift in goals after the author made the title. Maybe explaining the basics was so much fun, that the initial idea got lost... I also don't think knowing how a crt monitor works is inst
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by chromanoid 1y ago
there are so many ways to record things... for example https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quipu maybe the need to keep it clean just makes it more important to a society...
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by chromanoid 1y ago
I have to use an internal cert out of my control anyways. For personal projects I switched to web hosters after some bad experience. But I vividly remember setting up my vps as a teen. while I understand the reasoning it's always sad t
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by chromanoid 1y ago
Yes, but only for internal stuff. I prefer traefik at the moment. But my point is more about how people use wix over free webspace and so on. While I don't agree with many of Jonathan Blow's arguments, but news like this make me t
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by chromanoid 1y ago
I agree, but I think the pendulum just went too far on the tradeoff scale.

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