cmsj

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by cmsj 2mo ago
> an actual important person importance is now how organ donations are managed.
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by cmsj 2mo ago
"witch-hunted to death" is a fairly generous interpretation of "I am no longer going to be a Mullvad customer" don't you think?
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by cmsj 4mo ago
Is there a way yet to force-trigger a timer? There wasn't the last time I used them, which I found to be super annoying for testing them.
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by cmsj 4mo ago
I really do understand the desires people have for iOS to be a more open platform, but I'm just gonna say very clearly: I do not want third party apps being able to do what OP's app does. My iPhone is the one computing platform I
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by cmsj 4mo ago
True, but the VC money will have been paid back, and what are we if not meat for the soulless machine of capitalism?
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by cmsj 4mo ago
You can make the vast majority of them go away by rebooting into recovery mode, running Terminal and then executing: csrutil disable nvram boot-args="amfi_get_out_of_my_way=0x1" I really wouldn't recommend doing either, but y
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by cmsj 6mo ago
v1 won't stop working until Apple breaks something it relies on, and there may be interested community people who step up to take over maintenance.
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by cmsj 6mo ago
I expect that is possible, but the specific choice of JavaScript is because Apple ships a framework that bridges types very nicely between native and JS. It's used by WebKit, so it works really well and is very unlikely to disappear. T
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by cmsj 6mo ago
Mostly the former, but the latter is also attractive. Once I got the basic core working and a couple of modules implemented, I had Claude build me a script that extracts type information and method signatures, to automatically build a TypeS
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by cmsj 6mo ago
Really there's very little that v2 might do, that v1 couldn't. This is almost all about me not wanting to maintain a big pile of Objective C and Lua anymore. I want to be working in Swift, and rather than maintain our own type bri
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by cmsj 6mo ago
Would it then interest you to know that the build process for v2 ships a hammerspoon.d.ts with the app? :)
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by cmsj 6mo ago
Not really any more or less than in v1 - which is to say that it's possible to execute those scripts from Hammerspoon, but there's no rich bridging between them.
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by cmsj 6mo ago
The limitation is entirely on the developer side - for years now there have only really been three of us working on Hammerspoon with any regularity, and that has been significantly dwindling down to mostly just me and Chris Hocking. Honestl
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by cmsj 6mo ago
I'll happily agree that JavaScript is not a very nice language, but to be honest, I don't think Lua is a very nice language either. It's easy to embed in C though, which is why we were able to do all of the things that Hammer
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by cmsj 6mo ago
The simple answer is not having to maintain a really complicated language bridge anymore. The more complex answer is that Hammerspoon is currently about 100k lines of Objective C, and none of us really want to work on it anymore when Swift
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by cmsj 6mo ago
Hammerspoon maintainer here - I'm enjoying reading all the comments, and hoping that everyone isn't going to be annoyed that I'm mostly working on a v2 atm, which switches from Lua to JavaScript :D
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by cmsj 8mo ago
Get those penguins doing something productive for once, put them on treadmills!
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by cmsj 8mo ago
Space doesn't really change it though because the effective bandwidth between nodes is reduced by the overall size of the network and how much data they need to relay between each other.
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by cmsj 8mo ago
Meme stock must be protected, apparently.
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by cmsj 8mo ago
When you absolutely, positively, must find a nice thing to say about Tesla, yes, their 11% revenue decline - their second year in a row of revenue decline, was indeed slightly less bad than analysts expected...
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by cmsj 8mo ago
The experience is what you make of it. Personally I'm quite enjoying using AI as a way to generate code I can disagree with and refactor into what I want.
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by cmsj 8mo ago
The marketing is irrelevant. The AIs are not aware of what they are doing, or motivated in the ways humans are.
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by cmsj 10mo ago
They already have: https://newsletter.semianalysis.com/p/tpuv7-google-takes-a-s...
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by cmsj 10mo ago
Intel GPUs are probably not going to last much longer, considering they did a deal with nvidia for integrated GPUs.
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by cmsj 10mo ago
Gaming is now less than 10% of nvidia's revenue. We're really not adding any meaningful diversity to their bottom line anymore.
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by cmsj 10mo ago
I'm merely 47 and I don't really feel like I'm any older than I was in my 20s. Smarter hopefully, wiser certainly, but I never really completely put away childish things.
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by cmsj 10mo ago
I started thinning in my early 20s and by my late 20s I was hanging on for dear life to too little scalp hair. Then one day I decided enough was enough and I just shaved my head. 20 years later I wouldn't go back to a full head of hair
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by cmsj 10mo ago
It's doubtful that we can, the "good guys" are in power right now.
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by cmsj 10mo ago
FYI, this is not about a law, this is about a Technical Capability Notice. This is a thing the UK government is able to issue to a specific company or companies, that require them to implement technical measures to enable data collection. T
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by cmsj 10mo ago
The actual straightforward fix isn't available to us - namely, we aren't due a general election until 2029 and right now the "good guys" are in power, so it's not at all clear that anyone would even offer to reverse

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