kaz-inc

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by kaz-inc 6mo ago
I really like the idea, and I've actually built something similar. Please format the writing in the post sound less gpt-esque; I believe in the tool you're making and I believe it will improve marketing to people that share my av
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by kaz-inc 9mo ago
Learn more saxophone, learn more jazz piano. Get better at ear training. Technically, apply myself more to projects at my job, learn how to fit in our flow better. I've been using AI to program some goofy projects, and I've foun
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by kaz-inc 10mo ago
There kind of is. There's __cplusplus, which I'll grant you is quite janky. #IF __cplusplus==202302L
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by kaz-inc 10mo ago
In my recollection, what killed g+ was forcing your YouTube account to become your g+ account, with your public name attached to the trashpit YouTube comments used to be. Everybody protested using g+, but the "Google account for every
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by kaz-inc 10mo ago
I'll take the bait. Do you distinguish between writing a compiler and writing an optimizing compiler, and if so, how is writing an optimizing compiler an extinct art? Equality saturation, domination graphs, chordal register allocation,
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by kaz-inc 1y ago
Persians might actually be a unique dual culture. Whereas others might guess or ask about things, Persians offer absolutely everything and the actual problem then shifts from "what can I ask for" vs "what should I refuse?&qu
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by kaz-inc 1y ago
I have a wrapper around IndexedDB I've been using since 2020ish for my offline-first texting based notes system called FileDB, which makes indexedDB look like a filesystem. https://github.com/kasrasadeghi/pipeline-
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by kaz-inc 2y ago
I've built a very similar contraption, but without any libraries because I got annoyed at having to relearn a new kind of React after react class components got out of fashion and people started using hooks. I built it out of raw Java
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by kaz-inc 2y ago
Working on ML Compilers for different accelerators.
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by kaz-inc 2y ago
The sounds a bit like the book Sphere by Michael Crichton.
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by kaz-inc 2y ago
This reminds me of something mixing the Age of War flash game (which had great music) and TeamFight Tactics (TFT). An RTS without some kind of unit control seems strange, but interesting as it is often the greatest barrier to accessing the
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by kaz-inc 2y ago
Beautiful notation. I found the first especially interesting, with the spatial mapping recorded in a kind of "parametric-function on a 2d plane" view, like a camera on a slow exposure looking at the entire dance from bird's
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by kaz-inc 2y ago
I believe there is an accessibility setting for the visually impaired that puts a 4x2 grid of pressable squares on the phone screen, and users flip their phone and use it in portrait mode. This might be iPhone only? I remember in the vide
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by kaz-inc 2y ago
I have a project I've built that's somewhat like this, ironically called Pipeline [0]. It's a manual entry timestamped note taking system, and the UI is like messaging yourself. I've set it up over a wireguard VPN serv
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by kaz-inc 2y ago
The steam controller that the steam deck was based on can still be found. I bought a few of them when they had their final sale.
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by kaz-inc 2y ago
I've actually been struggling with a problem related to this. First time page loads if you have a 2000loc JavaScript file + index + css + favicon requests nothing but those 4 resources, which is very quick on a keep-alive http 1.1 ser
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by kaz-inc 2y ago
great article, thanks for sharing. I like the style, and although it's a bit more anxiety inducing than I would like to put into the world, it is very gripping. Perhaps being gripping, building suspense, is an alright form of anxiety.
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by kaz-inc 2y ago
https://github.com/kasrasadeghi/pipeline-js/blob/main/kazhtt... I've implemented something similar for a pet project, trying to make a very concise http(s) server with raw python. It works with byte
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by kaz-inc 2y ago
How do you deal with iOS deleting PWA data when unused? I'm building an app that relies on indexedDB, which afaik is the only persistent storage a PWA can access.
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by kaz-inc 2y ago
Hey this is pretty similar to an http server I wrote just a bit ago for a project I'm working on. server lib: https://github.com/kasrasadeghi/pipeline-js/blob/main/kazhtt... Used here: https:/
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by kaz-inc 2y ago
There's a source somewhere for the greatest number of errors happening because of shift change, where e.g. a doctor's notes are incomplete and don't mark down a detail that later turned out to be important. The study found t
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by kaz-inc 3y ago
Reminds me of Red Alert 2's amphibious transport. The Kirov is also a zeppelin, huh. I have a new appreciation for the alternate history in RA2, of technology that was hyped but fizzled out. Tesla coils as well.
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by kaz-inc 3y ago
this[1] places them at 3k years old: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qanat
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by kaz-inc 3y ago
I wonder the difference between SDL or other native app dev VS webview and html for accessibility. I'd assume webview apps could be more accessible rather easily, and it would take care and attention to make a native wasm app accessibl
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by kaz-inc 3y ago
you guys remember the archaic "which" article that was on hackernews a few days ago? "DOJ vs Google evidence releases, which evidence judge calls embarrassing" found it!: https://news.ycombinator.com/item
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by kaz-inc 3y ago
Aya is also what you start yes-no questions with in Farsi. Cool to see something similar, like you're asking for evidence, "prove that you are going" means "are you going?". It's fairly unused in spoken Farsi.
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by kaz-inc 4y ago
Oppression is not localized. A country or company that profits from plantations can reap the benefits from far away. As a simple example, think of sugar plantations in the Caribbean being exploited by men across the ocean.
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by kaz-inc 4y ago
APL, I guess?
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by kaz-inc 4y ago
I also didn't understand the need for a logging package for a while, but I think it makes sense for go because they're focusing on an audience that writes server applications.
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by kaz-inc 4y ago
Get them into programming. I spent hours a day on the computer playing games when I was 18, then I got into programming. Making games is more fun than playing them, I only worry I forget what fun means to my audience. Instead of criticizi

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