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by pjettter 6mo ago
I looked at CUE and lattices and I realize CUE fits right in with some other work I'm doing! For now I made it possible to draw Hasse diagrams. That seemed like a fun way to extend the project. I did not add any CUE examples, that seem
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by pjettter 6mo ago
Hmm… I need to read around on that! Was working on a policy drift detection project but never heard of CUE before.
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by pjettter 6mo ago
Both personal and work projects. This is personal: https://github.com/23min/FlowTime I see DAGs everywhere...
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by pjettter 6mo ago
Thanks! Right, I asked Claude to write a ROADMAP.md and it was super long and a lot of YAGNI. I try to work much more intentionally but I got some great ideas from it. I'm thinking first of my own needs and click/mouse handlers ar
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Show HN: DAG-map – metro map visualization of a DAG(23min.github.io)
3 points by pjettter 6mo ago|8 comments
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Show HN: Agent Lens – Code assistant observability in VSCode(github.com)
2 points by pjettter 7mo ago|0 comments
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by pjettter 3y ago
Haha! I haven’t seen anything from the onion in years. They kind of became irrelevant at some point :)
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by pjettter 3y ago
Halleluja!
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by pjettter 3y ago
Yes, the “digital version” that mimics the analog one. It was cute in the mid 90’s. I want actual physical knobs.not sure what that would be called. Potentiometers?
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by pjettter 3y ago
My 2014 GLK is like this. Mostly, somewhat. Not getting anything newer until they figure it out!
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by pjettter 3y ago
But then you have to “draw circles” with your mouse?
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by pjettter 3y ago
At least everything is in a designated place! That’s another thing I like about the analog world.
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by pjettter 3y ago
Yes direkt a 1:1 mapping of an analog (button/knob) would work better than what you describe. Multifunction buttons… that never existed in the analog world? Or is that what is called “mode”? Send vs receive etc. Does anyone have a conc
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by pjettter 3y ago
I often wish we had more analog control in the digital world. I wish there were turn knobs instead up/down buttons with 10 steps (where it is easy to accidentally leave a menu... When trying to get back to where you were, you are sudde
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by pjettter 4y ago
This focuses on some aesthetic "features" and it doesn't even touch a large portion of all other problems. I won't even attempt but I'll mention one thing. The part about Windows that bothers me most is that I have
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by pjettter 4y ago
I still don't understand what a "Microsoft Account" IS. Is it Hotmail? I know what an Apple Id is! And it just works!
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by pjettter 5y ago
Hard to beat "a colorful life until seventy five". Looking forward to the facts, the movie. I don't want to judge. A person can be many things. A hero. A myth. A criminal. I mean, hyphthetically speaking. Many dimensions.
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by pjettter 5y ago
No, I mean more like an audit trail. Not like `blame` either. What I typed on the command line to get into a new state.
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by pjettter 5y ago
Git should store the commands that "did" the operations on a repo. Git should never ever let you lose work. I should always be able to go "backward" and recover previous states. I guess that is what the "Git undo&
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by pjettter 5y ago
The word "finger" did not occur so I skipped it.
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by pjettter 5y ago
I also like that the boat is stuck, but not for the same reasons. A stuck boat in general is not usually a big deal, but this particular stuck boat is giving visibility to how fragile and interconnected everything is. Of course we "kno
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by pjettter 5y ago
The Love Boat had a crew.
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by pjettter 6y ago
That must be new. A while back the only way was to buy and try.
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by pjettter 6y ago
FY I had a great attitude for a long time. Trolling. Anyway your title is wrong. You forgot the word "not".
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by pjettter 6y ago
Thanks. Yes. But none of this is obvious after the fact and a lot of googling. Apart from that, if you search for games on Steam and you want to play one, you don't find out that it's incompatible until after you buy it! (Unless
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by pjettter 6y ago
I didn't screenshot the error messages, but I'm a developer and they were at that level: incomprehensible to end users. So I figured it out but only because I was savvy. Now my girls want PCs. Usch!
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by pjettter 6y ago
The upgrade was an accident. Maybe that was a problem. I would like if the OS upgrade advised me of all the things that I had installed that would stop working.
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by pjettter 6y ago
No, not really. Agreed. But I thought Steam = Steam. My mistake :) I didn't consider the computational model until it was too late.
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by pjettter 6y ago
A lot of them don't work on Catalina. My kids accidentally upgraded and now their favorite games won't play. Steam is not a VM. And once you pay for something you have no guarantees that it will continue to work with an OS upgrade
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by pjettter 6y ago
I thought that piece was actually hard to read. Roughly the same size paragraphs, and many. No headings. Only simple words. Unsuitable to scanning back and forth. It forced me to read it and then I got bored.

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