hecanjog

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by hecanjog 3mo ago
Or just opt out... you don't have to use these things.
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by hecanjog 3mo ago
I chose not to drive as a teenager (public transit even in my smallish city seemed fine, I wanted to spend my money on a computer not a car) and it was interesting to watch the assumptions go from "you are incapable / afraid"
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Development Containers(containers.dev)
5 points by hecanjog 4mo ago|0 comments
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by hecanjog 4mo ago
It doesn't really have anything to do with LLMs. There's no reason to anthropomorphize the software. Edit: feels a bit like inventing an insult for your pet rock. If I met someone who acted superior toward an inanimate rock and us
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by hecanjog 4mo ago
> I think "clanker" is intended to be a slur It reads that way to me, and feels bad. We can just say "computer program" or similar.
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Mistral Vibe(mistral.ai)
3 points by hecanjog 5mo ago|1 comments
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by hecanjog 5mo ago
They could put an LED in the bezel, like the camera indicator.
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by hecanjog 5mo ago
This shouldn't be downvoted. Transducers being reversible is a neat and non-obvious thing.
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National Design Studio(ndstudio.gov)
1 points by hecanjog 5mo ago|0 comments
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by hecanjog 5mo ago
Ours are along the river, that's nice too.
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by hecanjog 5mo ago
This isn't interesting. Does it imply there is a cultural difference that would make this style more lucrative in Japan than other places? Does it suggest compositionally the alignment of asymmetric shapes in a regular form is more sat
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Someone Had a Good Idea(hecanjog.com)
3 points by hecanjog 5mo ago|0 comments
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by hecanjog 6mo ago
It doesn't fit the requirement to modify the list in place, but the prompt itself contradicts the requirements by asking explicitly for the implementation to use *args and a list comprehension.
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by hecanjog 6mo ago
I understand -- still, FWIW, I would have enjoyed reading (and maybe partly skimming in sections) the longer version, warts and all. A lot of what I enjoyed most about the article were the in-between details, the LLM-assisted sections felt
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by hecanjog 6mo ago
The classification is pretty weird sometimes, too. For example the `/exit` slash command is filed under advanced and experimental commands...
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by hecanjog 6mo ago
I'm ready to reorganize, there are a lot of really good ideas here! Most of all I had a similar trajectory of starting with small component drawers and now it's a real pain to find appropriate places for everything. I didn't
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by hecanjog 6mo ago
The "download browser" link led to an AOL_Netscape.exe -- I guess it's this Chromium-based web browser mentioned on wikipedia but I don't feel like installing wine :) > Netscape's browser development continued un
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by hecanjog 6mo ago
I wonder what the result would be sorted by volume.
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Cketchbook: Collaborative drawing web app from scratch in C with no dependencies(github.com)
3 points by hecanjog 7mo ago|0 comments
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by hecanjog 8mo ago
Hey, a scene.org mirror! Does anyone know if this Opiate is Thomas Knak? This one sounds a lot like him: http://128.237.157.9/pub/scene.org/music/artists/opiate/opia... https://www.discog
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by hecanjog 8mo ago
Yes, not for its technological features but for its single-purpose-ness. If I'm working on paper, it's nice to pull out rather than a full on computer which also has all of my email on it.
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The Anti-Hat Riots of 1973(marginalia.nu)
21 points by hecanjog 8mo ago|14 comments
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by hecanjog 8mo ago
I think this is a cool idea, but can you explain the matching process a little more? My hunch is it biases in a way where the more obscure the preference the larger the size of the city? My suggestions were all big cities, one I've liv
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Thoughts on AI and AI-Veganism [2023](marginalia.nu)
1 points by hecanjog 8mo ago|0 comments
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by hecanjog 8mo ago
This makes the most sense to me too. My feeling is so-called AI is going to deliver on a lot of the things we're used to having shoddy versions of -- good natural language interfaces, good WYSIWYG type tools, all of this could turn the
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by hecanjog 8mo ago
I tried it out. I have NO idea why I thought it would be fine to try it out. Here's an excerpt if you're thinking about trying it out too: I asked "clawdbot" to tell me where it stored its tokens. It said: --- Your confi
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by hecanjog 8mo ago
This seems like a nightmare. I wanted to be interested, I'm still interested I guess, but the onboarding experience is just a series of horrible red flags. The point I left off was when it tried to install a new package manager so it c
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Five Ways People Are Using Claude Code(nytimes.com)
6 points by hecanjog 8mo ago|0 comments
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by hecanjog 8mo ago
Sounds great now -- I'm not getting the DC stuttering when I play around with different colors anymore. It seemed like the source is minified, but I didn't look that closely -- I'd be curious to hear more about your sonificat
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by hecanjog 8mo ago
> I've been using it effectively to write software now (I am NOT a developer) What have you found it useful for? I'm curious about how people without software backgrounds work with it to build software.

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