mockingloris

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I Just watched "We just launched Paxel" by narrated by Garry Tan [video](youtube.com)
2 points by mockingloris 3mo ago|2 comments
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by mockingloris 3mo ago
... we built Paxel to turn the lights on. Paxel reads your clawed codecs and cursor sessions and shows you how you actually build.
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by mockingloris 5mo ago
Thanks for making this. It's totally refreshingly intuitive while doing the practice puzzle! Just tried it out on my browser. Will be following this. Also would love to see your workflow you spoke about, on coming up with puzzle ideas
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by mockingloris 5mo ago
> I had to recover somebody's bookmarks for them recently after it decided to destroy the main copy. @Chaosvex curious how you did that.
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by mockingloris 5mo ago
@cloche... spot on. If we are all honest, it seems to be the case - most of the time: - Refactoring (Sometimes starting again.. this is rarely starting from scratch as there would have been some insights and personal design decisions garner
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by mockingloris 5mo ago
Beautiful presentation... @willybrauner, I would like to read your spin on a follow-up piece on `glitch-freedom`. But in all honesty, this journal entry/post is a work of art; a testament to your journey as a technologist!. Cheers
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by mockingloris 8mo ago
This is math, beauty, art, creativity, ... unique. My mind is all over the place. Still wrapping my head around it but, I'd really like to see where this leads.
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by mockingloris 11mo ago
..and time.
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Psychological Egoism – TLDR by Mockingloris(iep.utm.edu)
3 points by mockingloris 1y ago|1 comments
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by mockingloris 1y ago
TLDR: Psychological Egoism Think of egoism like a single-threaded algorithm assuming all actions optimize for self. Altruism suggests a multi-threaded model where some processes prioritize others’ well-being. Data from user behavior (empa
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by mockingloris 1y ago
Level 5: Rotation was very satisfying.
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by mockingloris 1y ago
@jayspiel > As A designer I was trying to skate to where the puck was going technically. Resonates big time! At the end of the day, this isn't a full-proof science - it's an art. Req-con-fin(Requires continuous finessing). I al
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by mockingloris 1y ago
I use a linux distro as my driver; I'm a linux bro and also phone's still awaiting repairs). I opened my Firefox Developer Edition and tried opening Youtube and found I had been logged out. Tried gmail, same thing - My other gmail
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Google signed me out of YouTube, Gmail redirects to Google subdomain/Gmail(workspace.google.com)
1 points by mockingloris 1y ago|2 comments
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by mockingloris 1y ago
> Also, could you consider making each fourth (or first) column a very slightly lighter grey This could be a component logic; a row of drop downs for customizing the UI and a good examples are color and grid count. This could even be a t
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I had the same idea for *...*
4 points by mockingloris 1y ago|0 comments
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by mockingloris 1y ago
Wondered the same thing. That's a lot of data for just one file! Did a full-day deep dive into SQLite a while back; funny how one tiny database runs the whole world—phones, AI, your fridge, your face... and like, five people keep it
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by mockingloris 1y ago
> From the official SQLite Database File Format page. The maximum size database would be 4294967294 pages at 65536 bytes per page or 281,474,976,579,584 bytes (about 281 terabytes ). Usually SQLite will hit the maximum file size limit
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by mockingloris 1y ago
Kudos to you and the journey. I appreciate your honesty honestly about giving up on open source alternative for a quite cheap alternative for something you get to keep as your own is not a bad tradeoff. Your story resonates. I am a self-tau
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by mockingloris 1y ago
> They say that you remember more when handwriting than when typing I believe that too. Writing is one of my tools for taming my ADHD tendencies. I have journals of different sizes and when I am in the zone, I capture the moment in my ow
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by mockingloris 1y ago
@Terretta > So close. What do you think is missing from Prince’s pay-per-crawl to fully bridge the gap between user experience and sustainable content monetization? I'm curious to hear your take on this. Do you think new, simple
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by mockingloris 1y ago
Nigerian here. > Shamelessly authentic might be what is causing the increasingly success now days. I 100% agree with this. It's hard to pull off; I've just the one example[0]. Also this buttresses: > Under open borders, sanc
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by mockingloris 1y ago
Amazing write-up! I’m thrilled to see your exploration of a reactive SQLite sync engine; it resonates deeply with my own journey toward Local‑First, Offline‑Resilient tools aimed at relieving pressure, not just impressing. Keeping all user
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by mockingloris 1y ago
Just last week Josef Prusa mentioned China and 3d printer patents[0]. Now this is vision 2030 in my opinion. (A whole country moving with sheer cohesive intent and plan) My leaders should steal some pages off China's playbook. Only abo
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Does your head talk or you just see image slides? (anendophasia)(theguardian.com)
5 points by mockingloris 1y ago|1 comments
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by mockingloris 1y ago
Isn't it fascinating how vast and varied the human psyche is? Almost no two people are exactly alike in how their minds work. I here that some folks don't even have an internal monologue, they think in pictures, without any inner
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by mockingloris 1y ago
> From the West here, but anyway. @isodude no surprises; Emphasizes my point. It's thoughtful and resonates a lot. > Funny, my daughter just stops my explanations after circa one minute... I'm really glad to hear about your
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by mockingloris 1y ago
> Maturity is empathy, human connection, understanding, perspective, compassion, altruism, and more. Maturity is FFmpeg moving to Forgejo knowing and weighing the tradeoffs.
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by mockingloris 1y ago
As someone from Nigeria who's self-diagnosed with ADHD (my brain switches gears on the spectrum, and I've learned to cope without formal help), reading this thread hits different. Here, access to stimulants like Adderall or altern
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by mockingloris 1y ago
Truly interesting read! @mhagiwara The article reads very well. With the bandwidth left from parsing all that new information, all I can say is this is something . I know there's still a whole lot of figuring out to do. (I imagine if

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