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by renerick 5mo ago
Are you or people around you do that for hours every night? Is this a deliberate activity, or are you including random quick glances? How often is yours or people's around you sky watching experience actually negatively affected by sat
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by renerick 5mo ago
How many hours are spent looking at the sky compared to Starlink usage?
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by renerick 5mo ago
That looks so cool, ngl!
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by renerick 5mo ago
The divide between the "blue" and "red" sides lies in the conception of which button kills. The blues think that the red button kills the blues. The reds think that blue button kills the blues. I'm inclined to side
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by renerick 5mo ago
By picking red you didn't contribute to anything at all, this button does absolutely nothing in practice. If you remove the red button, leaving the choice between pressing blue and not participating at all, the choice to not participat
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by renerick 9mo ago
This document defines a scheme for "AI-adressable" resources without much care about definition of "AI-addressesable" or even the properties of such resources, that require a dedicated protocol. I get very strong "E
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by renerick 9mo ago
You said it yourself - "sugary drinks... tend towards unfavorable consequences ". The change happens as the outcome of the desire, not "in the process of the pursuing it".
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by renerick 1y ago
After listening to a certain science fiction podcast and playing through a certain space puzzle game, I think I've got a bit of a soft spot for tiny worlds, especially a world this charming! Good work
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by renerick 1y ago
Typst is fantastic and I recommend to dive into it to see how much value it offers. To me personally, the biggest strength is the ergonomics of both the tooling and the language, and how ergonomics persist even between documents of various
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by renerick 1y ago
I would argue that the second screenshot with redesigned Lighthouse is slightly worse that the "old" design - the vertical ruler between the sidebar and the content is gone, making page structure less pronounced - the redesigned d
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by renerick 1y ago
> wants C# to be Python or whatever Oh, how happy would I be if Python had a sliver of C# features. There's nothing like null-conditionals in Python, and there are many times I miss them
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by renerick 1y ago
Reusable components are prerogative of the templating system, such as React, or Vue, or server side templates that the framework of your choice uses. Htmx works with already rendered HTML fragments from the back end and doesn't do temp
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by renerick 1y ago
I felt the need to clarify this point: > As such, JSON driven APIs can't be REST I made it sound like JSON APIs can't be REST in principle, which is of course not true. If someone were to create hypermedia control specification
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by renerick 1y ago
Htmx essays have already been mentioned, so here are my thoughts on the matter. I feel like to have a productive discussion of REST and HATEOAS, we must first agree on the basics. Repeating my own comment from a couple of weeks ago, H stand
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by renerick 1y ago
It's not like Figma forces to use those features, right? And also, hot take, "limits the possible expressions" is a good thing for application design. Application is not art, first and foremost it must solve user's use c
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by renerick 1y ago
Text formats have the advantage of better support in version control systems. SOPS does similar thing, it stores encrypted values in yaml/json, and from my experience using this approach with git it is indeed an improvement over, say,
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by renerick 1y ago
> I've programmed machines to use those links so I'm pretty certain machines can use it I'm curious to learn how it worked. The way I see it, the key word here is "programmed". Sure, you read the links from respo
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by renerick 1y ago
H in HATEOAS stands for "hypermedia". Hypermedia is a type of document that includes hypermedia controls, which are presented by the hypermedia client to a user for interaction. It's the user who makes decision what controls
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by renerick 1y ago
Idk, java maybe, but c# doesn't even require .csproj files nowadays, it's really nice to use
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by renerick 1y ago
That's not true. All nuclear weapons in USSR were built inside modern Russian territory, there was no production in any other republic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_atomic_bomb_project#Log...
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by renerick 1y ago
So it's basically just static a visual reproduction (aside from the brush). Nothing wrong with that, but I still was hoping for a bit more functional demo, at least with working menus/buttons/dropdowns and layout management.
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by renerick 1y ago
NVIDIA sells the shovels, then OpenAI/Anthropic/Google make an excavator out of shovels (NVDIA also seems to work on their own excavators), then some startup starts selling excavator wrapper. I don't know if there are any sna
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by renerick 1y ago
It's not just more data, it's deeper understanding of the fundamentals, of the idea and of the tools used, as well as the process of creation itself. It's what makes studying art interesting: why did author chose to do this a
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by renerick 1y ago
This is completely absurd and reductive point of view, which I always assume is a cop out. Just because it's called "machine learning" doesn't mean it actually has anything to do with how human learning or human brain wo
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by renerick 1y ago
This article covers my own experience with JJ very accurately. I'll even go as far as to say that if had to write my own article about jj, I'd use exactly the same talking points and examples. Great writeup
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by renerick 1y ago
I have one anecdote of such thing happening. After intense evening session of The Witness, I had very surreal dream made of brightly colored grids, lines and geometric shapes. Wild experience
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by renerick 1y ago
Explaining loops is independent of the concepts of collections though. It's also more general, since map/filter/reduce use some kind of loops under the hood anyway, the fact that probably shouldn't be ignored in educatio
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by renerick 1y ago
It's hard to debate that mathematical notation has a lot of room for improvement. High level algebra is very cryptic and often looks like an arcane incantation rather than something comprehensible for an unknowing person. That said, as
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by renerick 1y ago
Tailscale has Taildrop - built-in peer-to-peer file sharing feature https://tailscale.com/kb/1106/taildrop
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by renerick 1y ago
It's really not that long. Once you figure out that 1. jj operates on revisions. Changes to revisions are tracked automatically whenever you run jj CLI 2. revisions are mutable and created before starting working on a change (unlike im

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