nsonha

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by nsonha 6d ago
> it's really no different than vanilla CSS Is this supposed to be a plus? When you have indirections they're supposed to provide some abstraction and the abstraction might or might not provide the utilities you desire, but the
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by nsonha 6d ago
Probably the most damaging idea ever exiated in frontend dev. I'm glad that AI now abstracts all that crappy tailwind code away so I can stop giving a shit.
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by nsonha 7d ago
sounds useless and ridiculous
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by nsonha 9d ago
"humanoid" robots are as relevant to commercial robotics as AGI to LLM, that is, not at all. As long as they can move on wheels and operate 2 hands (doesn't matter how many fingers), the application is huge already.
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by nsonha 9d ago
Not everyone use AI only for coding, for “code smell” being even applicable here. Many of my skills are just processes distilled from actual sessions doing odd tasks and coordinating different tools. It’s pretty reasonable to assume that it
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by nsonha 10d ago
yes, but you're arguing for running both whenever you need (only) linux?
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by nsonha 10d ago
Wanting to run a single OS at a time is anti Apple now? Run MacOS or run Linux, why run both and create more problems than it solves and waste resources?
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by nsonha 17d ago
the 3rd hand wasn't event what I meant by inefficient, it more that you need an extra surface to move some pointer and do the least possible amount of HCI data transfer. It's so... lame in this age of mobiliy
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by nsonha 17d ago
how many people fall into the openclaw trap because they just need a way to command agents from mobile, and cron tasks? Only thing I am missing with codex is the ability to recall anything from any session (I see it in this openclaw "2
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by nsonha 17d ago
I am being rude but why are people investing in a bar that ONLY shows icons? This dock thing is a wasteful concept invented by OSX that somehow people think worth copying.
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by nsonha 18d ago
It would be an adequate argument if such finger pain existed
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by nsonha 18d ago
Not to support the idea that good touchpad is apple’s monopoly, but I and most people I know stop having wrist pains by giving up the mouse. If we’re talking about a stupid idea that’s both inefficient and a health hazard, the mouse is it.
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by nsonha 27d ago
Not sure why people try so hard to interpret this in such a hostile way. It's very obvious that the 11 days were for the faithful, mechanical, agentic port, and then they followed up by commanding refactoring. The comments about the fa
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by nsonha 28d ago
we outsourced leetcode thinking long ago (to libraries' authors), the thing we have now just outsourced to AI is something else: practical coding and even system design skills.
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by nsonha 29d ago
> holds all sorts of things back.. back from what ? Folding proteins and cure cancer? Deciphering animal languages? Revolutionizing accessibility technology?
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by nsonha 1mo ago
I doubt that you set up an useful cloud environment that you can just command with chatgpt on the web without an execution machine. So my guess is you being out of the /loop
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by nsonha 1mo ago
Not using it day today but projects and pinned session seem useful, mentally
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by nsonha 1mo ago
What is "strategic AI" in Manus? Not like they make models.
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by nsonha 1mo ago
Imagine someone making an indie router and sell it too you then the AI not be able to surface their doc
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by nsonha 1mo ago
I don't need to root the phone to run linux, and even rooting it doesn't change the fact that you're running linux on top of android.
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by nsonha 1mo ago
The linux distros support very few devices officially. Even including community maintained ports, it's always old devices that you would not buy if you wanna maximize specs to run as a server. That is one of the reasons you want linux
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by nsonha 1mo ago
the "whatever ROM"s are all Android, what difference does it make? Many bank apps have this SafetyNet thing and will refuse to run on non-official ROMs, that too.
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by nsonha 1mo ago
that's just an example, codex app-server/claude remote-control or whatever
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by nsonha 1mo ago
people shouldn't have to buy a mac mini to run openclaw, they already have an always-on computer, they just can't install anything computationally useful with it
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by nsonha 2mo ago
sure, no difference between "what" and "how"
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by nsonha 2mo ago
It’s from scratch not by scratch
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by nsonha 2mo ago
I don’t get why that construction is associated with Claude. I’ve never picked it up from reading Claude output. As a English-as-a-second-language speaker I’ve been using that formation long before llm and it has legitimate usage
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by nsonha 2mo ago
I don't know how to say this and not sound like a CSAM or CSA offender but CSAM policing sounds too much thought policing to me, if you wanna police CSA just go and do it, don't police what people have in their mind.
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by nsonha 2mo ago
what is surprising about it? The way porting works has alway been first doing a faithful pass before going back to address impedance mismatches case by case. You would do that even when porting things manually, let alone in a super risky co
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by nsonha 2mo ago
No one said his post was high effort/quality but please reply again and with your amazing language skills twist my words to double down on petty points like that.

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