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by porker 6d ago
> Japanese houses/apartments also typically have a house ventilation system, meant to run when it's humid. Do they have Mechanical Ventilation and Heat Recovery (MVHR) or is this more like Aircon? I've recently moved somew
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by porker 7d ago
Spot on.
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by porker 26d ago
How well is your code review skill doing at detecting and correcting these? History in comments in git is so annoying! As is missing why A didn't work but B does. None of the models I've tried get this right
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by porker 1mo ago
> Why? Because it has more/better features. Or you mean something else? I mean something else. Zoom out, why do people need, or want, a tool like herdr? What has led people to this point? Is it because they need terminal multiplexin
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by porker 1mo ago
It answers the "What" but not the "Why?"
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by porker 1mo ago
herdr users (and all the other terminal multiplexer users): what am I missing? I use cmux because I like tabbed terminals on macOS grouped by project, saves messing with our daft window management. What is it that makes herdr et al so popul
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by porker 2mo ago
How would you quantify the magic of these older charts? What is it that makes them have charm and character?
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by porker 2mo ago
It's always fun to see what works for others, because for my work it'd have to be Sol > Fable. Fable makes too many mistakes. Coordinating agents though? Fable any day.
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by porker 2mo ago
Some of these resets were because of bugs in the 5.6 launch that caused subagent-users to burn _a lot_ of extra tokens. It was placating customers. It is impressive they've got the capacity to do so.
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by porker 2mo ago
> Fable 5 is sick. [It] solves almost any task from start to finish, the way it should be done — no errors, perfect code. It's a miracle. > As for GPT-5.6 Sol — it doesn't even come close. I honestly don't understand wh
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by porker 2mo ago
For gpt-5.5 I build up that session context into a markdown file, and then I start a new session and give it the markdown file with the instructions for what to do. I'm guessing this works better because it can always go back and re-an
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by porker 3mo ago
Yes, I've just come to the end of implementing all the planning I did while Fable was available. And nothing now comes close to creating plans that could be coded and just worked like it did. On a large C codebase, Claude hallucinates
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by porker 4mo ago
Congratulations on the release! Could you add fff to the benchmarks?
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by porker 4mo ago
We like our sarcasm and disappointment.
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by porker 5mo ago
What is RE in this context?
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by porker 6mo ago
I've yet to find a set of Bluetooth headphones or earbuds that don't have a level of background hiss that I can hear. Particularly for spoken word, it's annoying and distracting.
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by porker 6mo ago
> It's also hard to brew coffee if you tend to use off-the-boil. The best you'll get is about 93 C. That sounds ideal for off-the-boil coffee brewing? At sea level I (and all the speciality coffee shops round here) aim for 91C,
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by porker 7mo ago
Let's say you're thrown into a website you've never worked on before and asked to fix a styling problem. You can look in the browser tools, but the website will only be running the compiled production version, and if the team
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by porker 7mo ago
Link?
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by porker 7mo ago
Cardinal: Fastest and most accurate file search app for macOS. https://github.com/cardisoft/cardinal It's slower to start-up than Everything but just as useful once running. There are a few Mac oddities like OneDr
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by porker 8mo ago
FYI all your posts are ending up as [dead] on HN, but I think the concept of learning is interesting enough that this deserves a chance.
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by porker 8mo ago
> due to Anthropic's ToS change. Not a change, but enforcing terms that have been there all the time.
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by porker 8mo ago
https://mastrojs.github.io/ was the one I couldn't recall.
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by porker 8mo ago
https://lume.land/ a good, straightforward SSG. There's one other I've seen recently that looked good but I have misplaced the link
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by porker 8mo ago
Thought the UK had been cut off from X, good to know it's everyone :D
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by porker 8mo ago
> Basically, I need Claude Code with a proper review phase built in. I need it to slow-the-fuck-down and work with me more closely instead of shooting mountains of text at me and making me jam on the escape key over and over (and shout W
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by porker 8mo ago
If you use GMail: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/markdown-here/elifh...
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by porker 8mo ago
> The truth is, business opportunities are rarely eternal, usually they are just an opportunity to make money within a short window of time, such as a decade or two. Sometimes even shorter than that, perhaps even only a year or two. Agre
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by porker 8mo ago
FWIW I found Practical UI [1] a more actionable book than Refactoring UI. Both are similar but I found it covered the material in a more accessible way. 1. https://www.practical-ui.com/
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by porker 9mo ago
> Now, basically every new "AI" feature feels like a hack on top of yet another LLM. LLM user here with no experience of ML besides fine-tuning existing models for image classification. What are the exciting AI fields outside o

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