harrison_clarke

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by harrison_clarke 4mo ago
i haven't used the openai voice thing but, if it's trying to respond in a natural way, with interruptions in both directions, it may still be a good idea. if there's a delay between you stopping and it starting talking, it fe
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
luckily, git itself works pretty well when there's an outage sucks for people that use issues/PRs for coordination and had a planning meeting scheduled, though
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
there's a psychological bonus for heftier things maybe if it was larger, thicker, and a more dense material. most of those matter more to the person holding it, rather than an observer, though
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
i think it's a mix of conservative/religious lobbying (getting them ire from the government), and chargebacks by embarrassed customers with post-nut clarity being common
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
and even if you do want to carry that much cash, surely you'd want a fatter wad with smaller bills, right?
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
i think it's kinda funny, because Unity is very clearly inspired by some of casey's work the big one is immediate mode UIs, which casey popularized back in 2005. Unity's editor uses it to this day, and if you do editor script
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
i've been doing some hobby programming on a steam deck for the last ~week. (since i got the steam deck). it's got a variant of arch linux pre-installed and it's x86_64, so a lot of those steps are covered might have to try it
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
a fun thing about having a high-dimensional fitness function is that it's pretty easy to not be strictly worse than anyone
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
i think there's an opportunity here a lot of junior eng tasks don't really help you become a senior engineer. someone needs to make a form and a backend API for it to talk to, because it's a business need. but doing 50 of tho
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
there's externalities with ads. one is that the more ads i see, the harder i ignore them. i would expect consumer attention to work like roads, where charging more to use it is balanced out by the appeal of less traffic it's not c
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
i like an ad monopoly. it makes ads cost more
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
there's the cosmopolitan libc one: https://cosmo.zip/pub/cosmos/bin/bash you'd probably want the rest of the programs, too. bash isn't too useful on its own. you can also find those on the same
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
i often carry a book. yes. it's much easier to let my eyes and mind drift from the page than from my phone, even if the book is good edit: even a steam deck is somehow less distracting than a phone, despite distraction being one of its
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
IP67+ on your phone is bad for mental health
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
it'd be cool to have a proof of work protocol baked into http. like, a header that browsers understood
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
the main issue you'd run into is probably your ISP's NAT you generally need a stable IP, and a firewall that'll let people initiate connections from outside your house
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
p2p stuff looks like it's getting better there's iroh, which looks like a nice balance of batteries included, and not a bunch of bloat and pkarr, which does exactly one thing: maps ed25519 keys to DNS records via bittorrent's
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
another issue is that at least in the short term, the "made in america" sticker is likely to be detrimental in many foreign markets so, it might make sense for US companies selling to US customers, if they can find suppliers. but
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
the true measure of AI: does it have fun playing pokemon? did it make friends along the way?
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
this seems like something that planning would fix. i wonder if that's how it's doing it like, if it decides to <think> a table of contents, or chapter summaries, rather than just diving in at page 1
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
to be fair, monster cables do beat coat hangers these days (the only coat hangers i've seen lately are plastic or wood)
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
do you have any citation for the idea that genes rarely survive? i don't really have any idea what the ratio is. i do know that there are a ton of traceable groups from ancient times today. i don't know that there isn't an ev
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
there's a pretty big alternative: they survived by integrating with a larger group (they could either maintain a subculture, or fully integrate and become indistinguishable. either way, they don't necessarily die off when they mak
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
at the whitney art gallery (nyc), the ground floor is 1, but the basement is -1. there's no 0 in between it bothers me way more than it should. i have to tell myself that the point of art is often to evoke emotions, and the rage i feel
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
i think part of it is that if you have one in your project, it's nearly frictionless to have both. the toolchain is the same, and especially if you're using C++, you can and often do have C dependencies
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
the city i'm in has done it up to 4 units. it's pretty recent (less than a year, i think), so i don't expect to see much effect yet NIMBYs did indeed get involved: you can build up to 4 units in basically any residential zone
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by harrison_clarke 1y ago
if you permit more density on a small amount of land, the value of that land will go up. there's only a few places to put the new units, so the good land is scarce, and the price goes up if you do it over a whole city, i'm not su
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by harrison_clarke 2y ago
you can see it pretty often in NYC, coming up from vents/pipes in the road i don't think it's steam leaking. it's drainage/sewer water being heated by the steam system (and other heat sources down there) enough that
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by harrison_clarke 2y ago
if steam leaks out and gets trapped somewhere, presumably that's a breeding ground for mildew and mold inside the pipe, can much life survive? is there anything to eat in there? has anything evolved specifically to live in NYC steam pi
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by harrison_clarke 2y ago
those menus started to slip a long time ago. they got larger, less organized, and got lazier about mentioning the keyboard shortcut. the new MS paint does a good blend of that style and a newer look the current text editor trend of having a

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