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by l00sed 12d ago
It's so ubiquitous and unavoidable at this point.. I was at a conference lecture in 2020 where someone was suggesting disabling JavaScript and I thought the same thing— how absurd. The times have really changed...
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by l00sed 25d ago
We'll have to get a HN in PGH club going haha
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by l00sed 2mo ago
Totally! I'd love to work that in somehow
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by l00sed 2mo ago
Nice! Thanks!
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by l00sed 2mo ago
That's rad!
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by l00sed 2mo ago
I'll come out and say it, heavily AI-assisted. First rust project, and wanted to dive on in with something that I'd been wanting to make. Lots of iteration, almost entirely free opencode tier models and agentic edits. I know what
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by l00sed 2mo ago
Exactly! And ghostty shaders!!
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by l00sed 2mo ago
Hahaha Audio works over RDP too
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by l00sed 2mo ago
I was thinking of doing something like aaa (ASCII art animation) to play videos in the pads section...
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by l00sed 2mo ago
I've actually gotten it running on the steamdeck which is freakin dope and hilarious
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by l00sed 2mo ago
I think for algorave stuff it's great because I'm already at the keyboard, but I totally agree with you otherwise. I was thinking (way too complex at this point) of adding control macros to be able to "turn" 2 knobs at o
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Termixer (TUI DJ Mixer)(github.com)
68 points by l00sed 2mo ago|40 comments
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by l00sed 3mo ago
Haha I pretty much commented the same thing one minute apart.
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by l00sed 3mo ago
https://opencode.ai/ OpenCode was the first agent harness I used, and I have always like it. You can configure a wide variety of providers, but it's open source and has a number of core contributors. The other opiniona
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by l00sed 5mo ago
Learning robotics with AI and a Raspberry Pi (and a 3D printer) in my basement. https://youtube.com/shorts/PyLmN8CIZGQ?si=S8XhbNeiOLlyAWLh
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by l00sed 6mo ago
Reminds me of Yoyoi Kusama's projects https://www.tate.org.uk/art/artists/yayoi-kusama-8094/obsess...
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by l00sed 8mo ago
https://l-o-o-s-e-d.net Design and tech blog :)
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by l00sed 9mo ago
Exactly my thoughts with Nextjs. Haha So sad...
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by l00sed 9mo ago
That's true. Even then, though, you're dealing with backwards-compatibility support as the system updates. A compiled binary might run well for the systems it was compiled for, but what about longer timelines (a decade)? Will the
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by l00sed 9mo ago
Really nicely written and quite thought-provoking. I think about when I die, will anyone be able to use or maintain any of the software I've written? Updates and patches are something so entwined with software that I doubt much of my c
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Live-coding duet– algoraving in a shared editor session(25midi.com)
3 points by l00sed 11mo ago|0 comments
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by l00sed 1y ago
I've been using dotter for 5+ years and it's been an amazing tool. Doesn't go all in like NixOS, but lets you get close to that functionality by allowing templating to reuse a single dotfile repo across different systems. I a
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by l00sed 1y ago
Hey thanks! Glad you think so!
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Distro-Hopping and RICEing(l-o-o-s-e-d.net)
3 points by l00sed 1y ago|3 comments
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by l00sed 1y ago
I went from using Windows 95 as a kid to macOS as a professional software engineer. Now, and in between, I've explored a number of unique Linux distros, desktop environments, and window managers. I wanted to share my experience and my
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Coding with Vibes: Evaluating Natural Language Programming Tools(l-o-o-s-e-d.net)
1 points by l00sed 1y ago|0 comments
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by l00sed 2y ago
At first I thought you were making a joke. Like I'm a caveman, my editor is an anvil. Now I'm curious. Will check this one out.
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by l00sed 2y ago
That is really rad :) I don't have any core memories with thermal printer output, but my dad did play pong with us on his commodore 64.
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by l00sed 2y ago
LazyVim wasn't even around when I first tried Neovim. Knowing what I know now, this would definitely be my distro of choice. The maintainer, Folke, is an incredible programmer and has made many of the most popular plugins used by the c
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by l00sed 2y ago
I started from Vim and ended up migrating my dotfiles to Lua. I was really glad when I bit the bullet because I was able to keep most of my favorite functionality but start using more of the modern Lua-base plugins. Lazy.nvim is a really gr

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