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by roblh 14d ago
It's probably the language that punches the furthest above it's weight in community size vs. what you can do with it (and what is being done with it professionally), and I don't think it's even close really. The quality
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by roblh 16d ago
Dunno if it’s just me, but I tried to download it the other day and couldn’t. The windows download link just punts you right back to their own site.
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by roblh 23d ago
Maybe I’m naive, or misguided, or something else, but I decided almost 2 years ago that I’m going to bank on not using LLMs to do my job. I still write code by hand everyday. I don’t use AI to write code or lookup docs, or anything else. I
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by roblh 23d ago
Is there room for a company in the EU to spend some time doing the research as to what packaging is able to be used across all the different countries, then selling affordable packaging that meets those standards across the board? And also
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by roblh 26d ago
Me too. The longer I use it, the more I like it. Initially I found myself going back to google fairly often, but unless I'm specifically trying to find a product for sale in my region, Kagi is almost always better now. Maybe Kagi got b
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by roblh 1mo ago
For real. Amazing work. And also, there’s a reason people refuse to give up shooting on film. Especially medium format film.
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by roblh 1mo ago
Consider looking at TM-30 as well as CRI, it's a more useful metric that better takes R9 into account. I've gotten a little bit obsessed with colour in the last few months, and have been buying different bulbs for the purpose of m
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by roblh 2mo ago
You’re right, it’s just that editing and organizing are so tightly coupled that it’s difficult to use something that just ignores one. Like if your oven and sink were on different floors. I want to like darktable, but I need useful organizi
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by roblh 3mo ago
Putting on my tinfoil hat. Did Anthropic even buy Bun because they actually use it or was it just an excuse to lob ridiculous PRs at things with at least a little bit of credibility behind them. Their way of trying to set a precedent for ac
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by roblh 4mo ago
Great find, grabbed that. Thanks!
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by roblh 4mo ago
Seriously, “just review 5k lines a day for a month” is the most out of touch manager suggestion I’ve seen in a hot minute. As though you only need to read each line one single time in a review before magically committing its exact purpose,
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by roblh 4mo ago
pm2 has been buggy every time I’ve used it, no matter the OS. Incredibly convenient to begin with but simultaneously unpleasant to use software. Updating environment variables with a deployment has not once ever worked as intended.
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by roblh 4mo ago
Yeah, no. I installed a browser, I expect it to install the required components for it to work _as a browser_. I do not need a local AI model for it to do that. If there are features that need that, fine, but I expect it to at the very leas
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by roblh 5mo ago
GitHub is going for “eight 8’s” at this rate.
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by roblh 5mo ago
And Void Stranger. I’m surprised not to see it mentioned anywhere in the comments.
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by roblh 6mo ago
For the love of god, yes. Slack is the worst for this with backticks. Editing the start/end points is a giant pain.
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by roblh 6mo ago
I feel like the stars are probably pretty easy to mask out since they’re very bright relative to the rest of the image. Once you have the mask, each one is small enough that you could probably fill it with the values from adjacent pixels. K
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by roblh 6mo ago
I haven't used all of them, but I have used both the 9 point and the 45 point types, and the difference is massive. The 45 point was far, far more tactile and responsive. I don't mean speed of autofocus, but the actual way that th
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by roblh 7mo ago
I kinda love this. That sounds like an incredibly entertaining place to work for between 1 and 2 years in your late 20s and not a second longer.
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by roblh 7mo ago
Yeah, not even having an upgrade to 16gb or more makes this dead on arrival for anyone doing real work. Bummer, since otherwise it looks great. I guess it'd be the same price as a macbook air after that upgrade anyways though, so it do
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by roblh 7mo ago
Kinda funny that the top image is capture one when Apple literally owns Photomator and gives you the option of bundling it when you buy.
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by roblh 7mo ago
It's a not a binary thing, it's a spectrum. There are many elements of uncertainty in every action imaginable. I'm inclined to agree with the other commenter though, the LLM slot machine is absolutely closer on that spectrum
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by roblh 7mo ago
My experience with elixir, as a scrub who spends every day at work writing javascript, is pretty in line with that. The language forces you to work that way, and you spend half your time just architecting your supervision tree. But the lang
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by roblh 8mo ago
I unironically use this website everytime I forget a status code at work. The name is instantly memorable, it loads immediately, and I can ctrl-f it. It's basically muscle memory at this point.
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by roblh 8mo ago
Seriously, that’s a completely nonsense line.
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by roblh 8mo ago
Is this some kind of OEM Apple display? Or did they just put all that effort into machine out those spheres in the back of it so it looks like one?
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by roblh 8mo ago
9 day old account talking about “the left”. Go back to Reddit.
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by roblh 8mo ago
There’s a lot of factors. Depends how well your content lends itself to being cached by a CDN, the tech you (or your predecessors) chose to build it with, and how many unique pages you have. Even with pretty aggressive caching, having a cou
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by roblh 9mo ago
I think they make good devs 2x more productive for the first month, which then slowly declines as that good dev spends less time actually writing and understanding and debugging code until it falls well below the 1x mark. It’s basically a h
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by roblh 9mo ago
This is so simple and makes so much sense. I’ve seen a couple libraries that do something similar, but I feel like this is obvious and useful enough that it should just be a stock pattern, and it clearly isn’t.

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