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by lovehashbrowns 26d ago
Odin has been a masterpiece so far! Ginger Bill has a massive update coming in for it Jan 2027 as well. :) I think it's definitely going to take off in the next few years.
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by lovehashbrowns 27d ago
I think having production-grade implementations makes a huge difference also. Go’s net/http in the std lib feels like a good example of that, though I’m fairly new to go still. But it seems net/http still gets pretty big updates d
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by lovehashbrowns 1mo ago
Because even the fucking cable needs to support DRM. I hate this tech era with a passion
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by lovehashbrowns 2mo ago
Even keeping vinyl is rough. I used to have a good collection that I had to drop because of moving. Still, some of my vinyls were ruined because I stored them poorly and they warped. It’s almost as bad as physical books, though they store m
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by lovehashbrowns 3mo ago
Sure so there’s a command in telegram you do /study and you can either tell it a subject or it’ll randomly generate one. I did /study ring buffers last time. So then opencode / GLM 5.1 or whatever write an entire site for me
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by lovehashbrowns 3mo ago
I made myself a silly ai-chungus it works as a series of containers that communicate over mqtt. I have an ollama shim for other services to talk to a model on my other machine, telegram shim that acts as a ui, a study component that will gi
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by lovehashbrowns 4mo ago
Ain’t that one of those North Korea “scam” things where they need an intermediary due to sanctions lol I could be very wrong though
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by lovehashbrowns 4mo ago
And yet kids take Java server components and mod components and assemble them into Minecraft servers for their friends, and there’s a whole industry around providing pre-configured servers for games like Minecraft, project zomboid, rust, et
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by lovehashbrowns 4mo ago
Should’ve thought of that before accepting significant amounts of money in exchange for a game they plan to kill when it’s no longer financially advantageous for the publisher. They’re so happy to rake in what, $60, now $70, soon $100 for a
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by lovehashbrowns 5mo ago
I'm trying Hermes right now. I can't really find a good use for it. I tried to use it for research type stuff but Google Scholar literally by itself is faster, better, doesn't get rate-limited. Idk. I am pondering connecting
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by lovehashbrowns 5mo ago
This was so unbelievably obnoxious when I first started trying to use Cursor last year at some point. Also because if you tried to not use tailwind the AI would eventually try to force it in anyway. I don’t know how it is nowadays but that
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by lovehashbrowns 5mo ago
On the platform at my work they scrape the same page multiple times, over and over. They do not care to cache anything. And it’s ridiculous to account for because for example for our properties, everything is news-based so warming the cache
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by lovehashbrowns 5mo ago
The 8-ball joker is even more BS. I think I’ve only seen it trigger once ever.
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by lovehashbrowns 6mo ago
No it was someone playing a street car drifting game idk which. They were doing car reviews of people’s designs
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by lovehashbrowns 6mo ago
really fun! already found an MLB stream, someone streaming Age of Empires 1 no talking and chat in emote mode, someone going absolutely crazy on a racing game I think multi-streaming with their audience primarily on YT. and now I'm on
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by lovehashbrowns 6mo ago
Oil fires cause immense damage to property and life! I don’t know why stoves are allowed in homes at all. Worse yet, they don’t implement any age verification, so a child can just turn on the burner! It’s crazy!
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by lovehashbrowns 6mo ago
I became a super fan for a brief second during the Napster days, that’s literally what got me into metal in the first place. Decades later and I’m still soured on them too. Napster days were so good for music discovery. I mean, they’re bett
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by lovehashbrowns 6mo ago
My first pc I built was with an AMD athlon 64 4000+ and a GeForce 6600GT. Going to that from an e-machines piece of junk was INSANE. It’s so hard to come up with a similar experience shift nowadays. Even websites seemed to load instantly wi
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by lovehashbrowns 7mo ago
Happy to be a paying Anthropic customer right now.
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by lovehashbrowns 8mo ago
I love this decision from Bandcamp. If you have seen sites like DeviantArt collapse because of AI generated trash you’ll know what it’s like for these services to completely collapse under the flood of inauthentic AI slop. They become unusa
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by lovehashbrowns 9mo ago
Which is why LLMs are so much more useful than SO and likely always will be. LLMs do this even. Like trying to write my own queue by scratch and I ask an LLM for feedback I think it’s Gemini that often tells me Python’s deque is better. duh
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by lovehashbrowns 9mo ago
Pewdiepie’s linux video alone is almost at 8 million views. There’s another 3-4 million views in reaction videos to it. I think primagen also stayed on archlinux after his ricing experiment
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by lovehashbrowns 10mo ago
Should’ve gone the art-industry route instead of this. Posting any kind of ai-generated art in an art community gets hostile pretty quickly.
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by lovehashbrowns 10mo ago
This piece is my favorite: https://youtu.be/Piw53UPooYU?si=WJIjWDKJUJ8HrDPO Können Tränen meiner Wangen Karl Richter’s version is my personal favorite but there’s lots of different recordings. IMO Bach’s St Matthew Passion
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by lovehashbrowns 10mo ago
I’d wager that like half the teams (at least) using kubernetes today should be using Nomad instead. Like the team I’m on now where I’m literally the only one familiar with Kubernetes and everyone else only has familiarity with more classic
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by lovehashbrowns 11mo ago
I'm not very musically inclined but this is what I was able to make: $: arrange( [4, "<sh09_bd>(4,8)"], [4, "<sh09_bd>(4,8)"], [1, "<sh09_bd mfb512_sd>(6,6)"] ).s().fast(2).layer(x=
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by lovehashbrowns 11mo ago
As a complete beginner to hardware stuff, I do find the Arduino Cloud thing to be pretty compelling. Being able to push out updates over the cloud is nice! Buuuut.. once I'm mostly done with a project, there's just no need at all
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by lovehashbrowns 1y ago
I think for me personally although I don’t use maths often enough in any practical sense, the one thing I think has stopped me progressing in life how I feel I want to has been my lack of maths knowledge. I don’t mean in a career sense but
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by lovehashbrowns 1y ago
I'm looking at Verdaccio currently, since Artifactory is expensive and I think the CE version still only supports C++. Does anyone have any experience with Verdaccio?
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by lovehashbrowns 1y ago
I guess it's hands off the npm jar for a week or three 'cause I am expecting a bunch more packages to be affected at this point.

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