programmarchy

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by programmarchy 6d ago
Welcome to the OCD lounge. I also put my cables into bags, which helps me sleep better at night.
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by programmarchy 9d ago
Yep, worked on me...
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by programmarchy 1mo ago
Really needs a 20MB video playing in the background of the hero.
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by programmarchy 2mo ago
Might have been Ken Silverman. https://advsys.net/ken
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by programmarchy 3mo ago
Good luck with that. I used to be an OCD freak about code before LLMs, but AI coding has largely freed me of that limitation. I've become very comfortable giving AI a long leash, but only after being meticulous about curating the conte
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by programmarchy 3mo ago
I haven’t used Effect but the problem I see with using it is that it seems to want to completely swallow the whole app architecture. At that point, why not just use a functional language?
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by programmarchy 3mo ago
Railroads had enormous subsidies, too. This is how infrastructure is built, even in "capitalist" economies because it operates at the level of national security. Even to this day, passenger rail is not profitable, although freight
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The State of Statefulness in AI Agents(twitter.com)
1 points by programmarchy 4mo ago|0 comments
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by programmarchy 4mo ago
AI might actually RTFM
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by programmarchy 5mo ago
Also had a severe issue with Bunny, serving videos. They had a cache poisoning issue where they served a few frames from pornographic videos right in the middle of our educational videos. They did not have the multi-tenancy thing fully figu
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by programmarchy 6mo ago
I really dislike how apps add themselves to the menubar. And I hate if there's no option to remove it from the menubar. Icons with indicators like WiFi, Battery, etc. make sense. But if an app does not need an indicator like that, just
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by programmarchy 7mo ago
Then what’s the point of skills like apple-reminders? Isn’t the implication for a personal assistant styled OpenClaw setup that you allow it access to those tools on your behalf? Otherwise where is the benefit?
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by programmarchy 9mo ago
FastAPI -> OpenAPI -> openapi-typescript
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by programmarchy 9mo ago
Academia is more than a transaction. It's a social good. One that's also subsidized by the US taxpayer.
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by programmarchy 10mo ago
Compile step makes things more complicated.
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by programmarchy 11mo ago
I spent some time attempting to "derive" a theme given a primary and secondary color, but realized my color theory wasn't strong enough to build something reliable (I tried with both hsl and oklch). Curious if that's rea
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by programmarchy 11mo ago
PDF is arguably a confusing format for LLMs to read.
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by programmarchy 11mo ago
Exactly what came to mind for me as well. Information is a difference that makes a difference.
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by programmarchy 1y ago
An analogy Statement: Statistically, seatbelts reduce the chances you’ll die in a car accident. You: But, what if your car crashes into a lake and you get trapped underwater?
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by programmarchy 1y ago
This proves the GPs point about saving energy. Think about how inefficient it would be for each individual to create their own transcript via an LLM.
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by programmarchy 1y ago
Would it be possible to embed Bitrig in an existing app? Similar to how you might embed React Native into a portion of your app to accelerate development in a specific area, it’d be awesome to preserve the mature areas of our apps and use B
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by programmarchy 1y ago
One of the core things Node.js got right was streams. (Anyone remember substack’s presentation “Thinking in streams”?) It’s good to see them continue to push that forward.
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by programmarchy 1y ago
This sounds like a breath of fresh air as a disenchanted Spotify user. My only hesitation is that I’ve lost touch with collecting music. I used to rip CDs and download music and curate a library etc, but I’ve lost my collection and collecti
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by programmarchy 1y ago
For most APIs that doesn’t deliver any value which can’t be gained from API docs, so it’s hard to justify. However, these days it could be very useful if you want an AI to be able to navigate your API. But MCP has the spotlight now.
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by programmarchy 1y ago
With 5M you can get white hat audits. Even big boys like Okta have had serious fuckups [1]. [1] https://trust.okta.com/security-advisories/okta-ad-ldap-dele...
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by programmarchy 1y ago
shadcn distribution model for utils is a good idea. i wanted something for react hooks as well and was surprised that didn’t seem to exist either.
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by programmarchy 1y ago
Wow, this looks awesome. Been using Temporal, but this fits so perfectly into my stack (Postgres, Pydantic), and the first-class support for DAG workflows is chef's kiss . Going to take a stab at porting over some of my workflows.
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by programmarchy 1y ago
Seems like you should be correct. A shadcn button is just react, tailwind, and @radix/react-slot. But if you simply create a new shadcn Next.js template (i.e. pnpm dlx shadcn@latest init) and add a button, the "First Load JS"
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by programmarchy 1y ago
With OpenAI models, my understanding is that token output is restricted so that each next token must conform to the specified grammar (ie json schema) so you’re guaranteed to get either a function call or an error. Edit: per simonw’s siblin
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by programmarchy 1y ago
Okay, that makes sense. I thought they could just log in to a dummy site, not that it was proxying requests through to a real site. Yikes.

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