noveltyaccount

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by noveltyaccount 2mo ago
That demo code looks great -- please add a license :)
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by noveltyaccount 3mo ago
So osx is just a bootloader for Fedora?
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by noveltyaccount 3mo ago
I really wish Apple would fund a small team to open source some documentation and drivers to help Asahi along. I know they won't, but I can dream. It would be a drop in the bucket for Apple but would cement their hardware as de facto f
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by noveltyaccount 3mo ago
I agree a block list won't work. And unix file permissions may not be enough; I once saw Codex 5.4 use docker to execute a command as root since it couldn't run sudo. Running in a container may be the only solution: > sudo need
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by noveltyaccount 3mo ago
I prompted Codex 5.5 to one shot something where I wanted the design to have a pluggable decision module. I gave it a few examples of the kinds of inputs and actions I expected. I did not constrain it beyond that high level of what I wanted
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by noveltyaccount 3mo ago
I have read countless self help books where I complained about fluffy filler material and the book should have been fifty pages instead of two hundred. Not a surprise to me that a topic distilled through an LLM is a better experience.
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by noveltyaccount 3mo ago
From the recent Nvidia & Microsoft announcement about new chips for consumers: > “Our goal is to deliver unmetered intelligence to every home and every desk with Windows,” said Satya Nadella, chairman and CEO of Microsoft. “RTX Spark
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by noveltyaccount 3mo ago
I do this with Codex 5.5 for planning (specs, technical design, and task list); and Qwen 3.5-35B for task by task build out. It requires more hand holding and makes more mistakes than using Codex for everything, but it helps me spread my $2
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by noveltyaccount 3mo ago
> “Our goal is to deliver unmetered intelligence to every home and every desk with Windows,” said Satya Nadella, chairman and CEO of Microsoft. “RTX Spark marks a real breakthrough towards that vision.” I expect computers with this chip
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by noveltyaccount 4mo ago
Same. I wish there was a good story for .NET UI on desktop, mobile, and web. I find Maui Blazor Hybrid to be pretty close. The desktop and mobile variants compile to a webview bound to native code (no WASM, no JS), and the Web variant compi
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by noveltyaccount 4mo ago
Right now the demand for the code I produce is me :) Ideas I've always wanted to pursue but never had the time. Now I have the time.
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by noveltyaccount 4mo ago
I'm someone with 20 years in software and the last 10 in management. I have good instincts, good design pattern knowledge, and understand system design well. But my actual coding skills are rusty, I can do it but it takes a lot of time
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by noveltyaccount 5mo ago
This prompt defines the translation as a file for file, line for line port. Seems like historical knowledge will be fine.
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by noveltyaccount 5mo ago
I go for walks or runs--without headphones. If I listen to music or a podcast, my mind doesn't wander. I need that quiet for processing.
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by noveltyaccount 5mo ago
This is really interesting. I'm building something on Postgresql with LISTEN/NOTIFY and Postgraphile. I'd love to (in theory) be able to have a swappable backend and not be so tightly coupled to the database server.
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by noveltyaccount 5mo ago
As soon as you need to do a JOIN, you're either rewriting a database or replatforming on Sqlite.
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by noveltyaccount 5mo ago
Yes, and they have features like default soft delete with hard delete after x days that makes it a very compelling backup choice (guard against malware and mistakes). I'm a satisfied customer.
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by noveltyaccount 6mo ago
I started a project on Expo recently and my god, a thousand dependencies later, it was running.
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by noveltyaccount 6mo ago
I'm using it on a project now and have been very impressed. It really lives up to its goal of getting out of the way and automating the tedium. I think about my Postgresql schema, row level security, and let the magic give me a GQL API
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by noveltyaccount 7mo ago
That would be very cool, get an upgraded model every couple of months. Maybe PCIe form factor.
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by noveltyaccount 8mo ago
> separate models for /plan and /build I had not considered that, seems like a great solution for local models that may be more resource-constrained.
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by noveltyaccount 8mo ago
I think I like coding models that know a lot about the world. They can disambiguate my requirements and build better products.
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by noveltyaccount 9mo ago
Samsung had a hidden hospitality menu, or hotel mode, search for how to access it for your model. You can have it go right to an input on power on.
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by noveltyaccount 9mo ago
I'm so glad that there's room for this kind of investigative journalism in this day and age. Kudos!
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by noveltyaccount 9mo ago
In my senior year of college two decades ago, I needed one or two credit hours to finish up, and I signed up for a once per week software patents (as in, intellectual property, I thought) course. It turned out to be a patterns course taug
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by noveltyaccount 9mo ago
I'm with you, a little pogo-pin connector with all the charging circuitry in the external dongle would add, I don't know, ten dollars to the BOM. Very cool product but I won't buy a gadget I know I'd dispose in two years
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by noveltyaccount 10mo ago
In Copenhagen, the vast majority of people park their bikes on the street using only a cafe lock (frame mounted, immobilizes the rear wheel). The bikes are generally nothing special, old rusty junkers, with one or three gears. E-bikes flatt
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by noveltyaccount 10mo ago
Author explains some anti patterns with too much fat, so I'd guess baked or boiled with a dallop of butter or oil and little salt is a good approach.
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by noveltyaccount 10mo ago
.NET being so batteries-included is one of its best features. And when vulnerabilities do creep in, it's nice to know that Microsoft will fix it rather than hoping a random open source project will.
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by noveltyaccount 10mo ago
I want WASM+DOM so that we can use any language on the web

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