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One User Interface–A Curb Cut for Everyone(loewald.com)
3 points by podperson 20d ago|0 comments
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Tosijs-UI's new composable icon system(loewald.com)
1 points by podperson 5mo ago|1 comments
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by podperson 5mo ago
I've been working with icons and icon systems for thirty years and there have always been tradeoffs and horribly manual processes. I think I've finally gotten a system which is al win. It lets you use SVG icons and icon elements,
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by podperson 7mo ago
OP again: The tjs compiler transpiles ts into itself: https://platform.tosijs.net/#example=Hello+TypeScript&sectio... It's written in typescript and can transpile itself. When it transpiles typescript, type declara
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by podperson 7mo ago
It's evening when I posted. I was heading to dinner, not hovering over my computer.
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by podperson 7mo ago
Every execution atom in the save eval sandbox has a 'gas' cost that also time bounds it, so eval is safe both from the halting problem and type fuzzing, and the only things the code can do is execute capabilities you explicitly gi
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I built safe JavaScript for $250 in two weeks(loewald.com)
5 points by podperson 7mo ago|6 comments
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by podperson 7mo ago
OP here. I wrote this because I was frustrated by the recent "16 AI Agents build a C compiler" narrative. Building a C compiler is an exercise in implementation; I wanted to see if one dev could use AI for invention. The result is
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Agent-99 – safe (no, really) eval() in the cloud(npmjs.com)
1 points by podperson 9mo ago|1 comments
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by podperson 9mo ago
While I was waiting for the night train to Oulu in Helsinki on Friday night, I pondered two problems I have been thinking about for years on the one hand, and for months on the other. 1. How can I build a simple *service-as-a-service* endpo
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by podperson 10mo ago
It seems to be true to me. And aside from the API stuff (because I am far from an expert user of Zod) all of this has been carefully verified.
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by podperson 10mo ago
N is increasing. O(1) means constant (actually capped). We never check more than 100 items.
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by podperson 10mo ago
JSON schema is very human readable.
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by podperson 10mo ago
1. Zoe’s documentation, such as it is 2. Code examples
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by podperson 10mo ago
JSON Schema is a schema built on JSON and it’s already being used. Using XML would mean converting the XML into JSON schema to define the response from the LLM. That said, JSON is “language neutral” but also super convenient for JavaScript
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by podperson 10mo ago
It generates schemas that are strict by default while Zod requires you to set everything manually. This is actually discussed in the linked article (READ ME file).
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Tosijs-schema is a super lightweight schema-first LLM-native JSON schema library(npmjs.com)
46 points by podperson 10mo ago|28 comments
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by podperson 10mo ago
I wrote this library this weekend after realizing that Zod was really not designed for the use-cases I want JSON schemas for: 1) defining response formats for LLMs and 2) as a single source of truth for data structures.
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Self-hosted coding and XR development with Quest 3(loewald.com)
4 points by podperson 3y ago|1 comments
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by podperson 3y ago
Unlike previous GUI platforms there's no reason we should need to cross-compile to XR devices given the capabilities of the VisioPro and Quest 3. This is literally the first demo of a multi-window dev environment building an XR scene i
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by podperson 12y ago
Well, the GP is talking about Apple's overall margins and the 70% figure is simply wrong. (Retail price - cost of goods is not margin.)
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by podperson 12y ago
Apple does spend comparatively little on R&D (perhaps part of that is because they don't produce 400 different models of every darn device), but their margins on iPhones are still nowhere near 70%.
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by podperson 12y ago
Clearly being an actual war criminal probably outweighs donating to prop 8, so there's that. In any event, I think your problem is you took the wrong position on Eich -- first, there was no "lynch mob" -- being denied a high
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by podperson 12y ago
What's odd to me is the choice of Condi Rice. Even assuming that she was relatively blameless compared to (say) Cheney, what the heck do they think they gain by appointing a polarizing political figure to their board?
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by podperson 12y ago
Safari also -- not the home page but the articles. Showing up as phishing attack.
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by podperson 12y ago
I agree. I should probably have put quotation marks around "effective".
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by podperson 12y ago
It's hard to analyze data before it's available! Aside from this announcement, Chinese have also (apparently) seen more stuff from planes and satellites than anyone else, despite -- for example -- lacking the P3 Orion and the P8 P
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by podperson 12y ago
Odd to get downvoted for suggesting this is interesting. 1) If China feels it necessary to fabricate sightings in order to mollify its population (also note the way it has tried to manage the bereaved families and focus their anger on Malay
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by podperson 12y ago
Interesting how effective the Chinese have been (relative to the US and Australia) in the search thus far.
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by podperson 13y ago
Good job. The simple alert at the end for the score is a bit of a weakness. I agree about the partial slide movement testing. Perhaps hit the arrow to test the move and double-tap it to actually make the move.

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