dayjah

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by dayjah 8d ago
* current mathematicians Were early in this cycle, we will learn to do more, and exercise our new capabilities more fluently, which in turn will create more skilled practitioners Consider the abacus, calculator, computer, etc, each of these
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by dayjah 26d ago
WIF works far better when you don’t want humans in the loop. For example, we’d do our development on cloud instances, those have identity linked to our humans via our IdP. Our IdP governs all access, for example: it lets devs use Datadog. I
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by dayjah 1mo ago
I can’t speak to what they’re actually doing; but there is something here that I encountered in a past job. Premise goes: our brains are infinitely more efficient at reasoning than current computational architectures. Presumably because o
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by dayjah 2mo ago
I’ve near infinite respect for DJB, so I’m assuming I’ve missed something obvious here. Why is ‘,’ being used as a termination byte. Is it just a backstop? If buf[len+1] != ‘,’ then there’s a line error? I’ve done plenty of wire protocol wo
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by dayjah 3mo ago
I think homogeneity is an unavoidable end game for the internet (unfortunately). At work we’ve been discussing whether to migrate off our home grown component library to Material UI. I shudder at the thought, personally. However, a compelli
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by dayjah 5mo ago
$VC disagrees w/ you on this. Unfortunately. Personally, I still pay Zed because I think they’re doing great foundational work. However I’ve now almost entirely migrated to helix for editing needs.
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by dayjah 6mo ago
I was feeling this pain also; so I switched my workflow to watching file changes with lazygit, and then switching to helix to make small tweaks. Another option you may want to try is mux (github.com/coder/mux). It wraps the LLM in
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Northern lights may be visible in 24 states tonight as a CME hits Earth(space.com)
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by dayjah 9mo ago
I suppose that would depend on the restaurant / patron. For example, in Texas there are loads of TexMex restaurants and Hispanic cultures actually embrace children as part of the environment vs Western European cultures (which I was ra
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by dayjah 9mo ago
Horses for courses. Our we let our 2yo run riot at restaurants while we enjoy our food. It was an adaptation for my wife, for sure. I love it and best I can tell other patrons and staff love how comfortable our daughter is in the environmen
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by dayjah 9mo ago
The Attention algo does that, it has a recency bias. Your observation is not necessarily indicative of Claude not loading CLAUDE.md. I think you may be observing context rot? How many back and forths are you into when you notice this?
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by dayjah 10mo ago
Pretty sure I just ran a nix flake update. Here are the links from my journal: This went into nixpkgs: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/376988 Which then changed the api between and broke this: https:&#
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by dayjah 10mo ago
That’s great to know! There are plenty of issues which are reasonably well documented in the zed repo. https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/26277 About 4mos ago I moved to using brew for zed because a
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by dayjah 10mo ago
This is all great feedback, thanks! I got here through devenv, I was fully bought in on its proposal and once I found its edges I started peeking under the covers to understand how it worked. At that point I was pretty deep in mise for ever
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by dayjah 10mo ago
My principle of adoption was essentially this but in reverse; use it on the system I use the most (macOS), learn, and then use my niche knowledge to apply it to less frequently used computers like my gaming rig. Along the way I acquired eno
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by dayjah 10mo ago
In practice nix-darwin relies on being a drop in, which means maintaining compatibility with api surface which in the proper nixpkgs world is a closed loop. There are several cases of this breaking since 2020 or so.
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by dayjah 10mo ago
I’m about 18mos into managing my macOS hardware with Nix. And I’m conflicted. It’s clearly a powerful system, and I’m still very noob at it. It’s not clear to me that it’s the right solution for macOS. I’ve not felt comfortable enough with
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by dayjah 10mo ago
Serious question: how in theory? I’m under the impression you need to radiate through matter (air, water, physical materials, etc). Is my understanding of the theory just wrong?
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by dayjah 1y ago
Yeah, to that point I’ve been interested in trying out a Shadow Systems CRp. But haven’t found a place carrying them..
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by dayjah 1y ago
Same, fortunately my local shooting range has a good selection of firearms to try. I tried the P320 and P365. I had been considering the P365, but it was so snappy I reasoned the otherwise completely boring P320 would be a better fit for my
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by dayjah 1y ago
When the plaintiff is the US Armed Forces, does this still hold? Surely the contract with an arm of the military doesn't have the same protections?
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by dayjah 1y ago
I found the syncing process in chezmoi to be so hard to mentally model. I’d often change a file, forget that it was backed by the chezmoi store, later find myself trying to reconcile the differences, just so I could commit and share w/
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by dayjah 1y ago
Oh man… that “how normal is this thing of mine” feeling writing nix gives me is such a weird characteristic of the ecosystem. I simultaneously don’t want anyone to see mine while desperately seeking affirmation that mine is not weird ^_^ Ha
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by dayjah 1y ago
I do find the ironies in political platforms quite beautiful. I also love how they provides endless fodder for largely fruitless internet discussion ^_^
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by dayjah 1y ago
Hey now. America is a broad spectrum of people — some of us are heretical and believe governments have a role in everyday life, some of us believe the opposite.
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by dayjah 1y ago
If you only ever look at the way a system works at a specific point in time you only observe it at that point in time. America has had multiple attempts at solutions for healthcare over the years, each started with good intent and then wayl
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by dayjah 1y ago
For counter argument sake, if a highly regarded company says: “we’re going in a hiring spree”, all of that available talent adds 50% to their comp ask. Broadly speaking though, I think you’re experiencing confirmation bias to some degree. I
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by dayjah 1y ago
Honestly, I didn’t ever ask. As the SWE on the project I just had to switch a DIO on/off based on the reading from an AIO. I just trusted that the EE and ME folks were making smart decisions around BOM.
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by dayjah 1y ago
It’s not clear to me how the secrets are referenced in storage. Is the expectation that given `--provider onepassword` that one of the entries in 1p would be “BUCKET”? edit: it’s not covered in the post, but it is on the launch and doc site
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by dayjah 1y ago
I worked on a scientific instrument a while ago, it had a Peltier heater on it to raise the sample to 60c from whatever residual environment temp was (approx. 20c in a lab). It was pretty amazing to see my old overclocking cooling solution

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