curiouser3

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by curiouser3 1y ago
claude code does this (all the way up to keyword "superthink") which drives me nuts. 12 keystrokes to do something that should be a checkbox
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by curiouser3 1y ago
RS HN crossover didn't expect to see this lol
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by curiouser3 1y ago
wellbutrin+dxm is actually offered as a combination pill now (Auvelity)
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by curiouser3 1y ago
Did you figure out how much credit was used? I want to try this out, but $20 of credit can go quick doing agentic work
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by curiouser3 1y ago
doesn't work at all, hugged to death?
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by curiouser3 1y ago
glitch.com brings back memories of the pre-slack era Glitch MMO. What an amazing time that was, really beautiful game made by talented people, pivoted the communication side into what we now know as Slack
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by curiouser3 1y ago
>no one is vibe coding elixir I did :) I made a browser-based MMO with Phoenix to test out liveview and learn the language: https://shopkeep.gg And it was pretty annoying. Elixir doesn't really lend itself to vibe codin
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by curiouser3 1y ago
Apotris ( https://akouzoukos.com/apotris ), a GBA "demake" of tetris is one of the cooler ones I've seen with regard to QOL. Lots of settings for tweaking controls and sensitivity that make it possible to fine
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by curiouser3 2y ago
"GIMP is not a competitor to Photoshop; Photoshop is an image manipulator while GIMP is a puzzle-based image modifier." - a youtube comment I saw once
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by curiouser3 2y ago
this is a huge issue for me as well. It just kind of obfuscates errors and masks the original intent, rather than diagnosing and fixing the issue. 3.5 seemed to be more clear about what it's doing and when things broke at least it didn
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by curiouser3 2y ago
Cursor has been a really interesting journey for me. I've built an entire Elixir/Phoenix browser MMO, but I have almost no confidence that I've done things idiomatically. Adding rules to urge the agent to be more "idioma
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by curiouser3 2y ago
if you want to see the true horror, check out https://comma.ai . $2000 and plugs into most cars made in the past few years, works by using cracked security for the cars it is "compatible" with. These people are on the r
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by curiouser3 2y ago
Maybe it's just me but I find it concerning that people can just purchase a device that plugs into their car to enable self-driving with only a forward-facing phone-quality camera. I know the stock OS is "Lane Centering" and