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ryanar
2mo ago
they have a partnership with crosspoint now i think its fine now
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3mo ago
yeah I was pretty confused to the answer of that one, I picked it because it was the closest thing that made sense.
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4mo ago
This is so neat, as Phil mentioned in the How to run a software bookclub post, out of a group of 500, only 1-2%, 5-10 people may contribute with comments. But he lets the group grow in size because it is minimal overhead and many "lurk
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5mo ago
I used pion and it was fantastic. Most of the article seems pretty standard webrtc techniques for performant voice.
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6mo ago
Are they actually producing new math? In the most recent ACM issue there was an article about testing AI against a math bench that was privately built by mathematicians, and what they found is that even though AI can solve some problems, it
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7mo ago
Pete didn’t just vibe code, he took his many years of engineering experience and applied it to build a ton of products, pushing the boundaries of todays models and harnesses. I am saddened that the top post is about jealousy, do so many peo
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7mo ago
isnt that number mostly due to firecracker?
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8mo ago
I noticed that this week. I have a very straightforward claude command that lists exact steps to follow to fetch PR comments to bring them into the context window. Stuff like step one call gh pr view my/repo and it would call it with a
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10mo ago
I just hit 25 books read for the year which was my goal for 2025. To make it happen I did a few things: - Listen to audiobooks when doing chores (dishes, laundry, mowing the lawn) - Keep a book on me and use a bookmark. Being able to quickl
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1y ago
Fascinating article. As I was reading it, particularly the part about his son John saying his father was very loving and was there for him, but also saying he did not like to be interrupted during his work or reading, and would say "Go
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1y ago
thanks for posting, very prescient topic for me. I happen to have inadvertently done these things without knowing it. Perhaps this is instinctual?
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1y ago
I plan to use par for this https://github.com/coplane/par simple cli to put sugar over git worktrees and using cli agents
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1y ago
podcast link?
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1y ago
In my experience, transcription software has no problem with transcribing sped up audio, or audio that is inaudible to humans or extremely loud (as long as not clipped), I wonder if LLM transcription works the same.
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1y ago
The memory feature also can be a problem, it injects stuff into the prompt context that you didnt explicitly write with the intent it will help because it knows you are a python programmer so lets respond with a python script instead of our
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1y ago
The problem with OPs method is if the package gets updated, the icns file will get deleted, so you have to replace the icns file every time the app updates.
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2y ago
Past discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35573624
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2y ago
Whatever the VC definition of a leader is, I was incredibly impressed with Shishir Mehrotra. His company and their practices are very mature and well run for their size and stage. I seriously considered joining Coda a year ago solely becaus
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I read through the wheel of time last year and enjoyed it. It is a commitment, I think the series slows down a ton and then Sanderson comes in and it picks up, and it was amazing to see all the building of plots see their conclusions. So it
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3y ago
Go wasn’t that way, in some respects it is a language design choice whether you want to retain compatibility
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3y ago
I really appreciate this idea after rewriting my blog engine three times because the frameworks I was using (Next, Remix) had fundamental changes after a year and I was multiple major versions behind. Though it depends on what you are after
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3y ago
When Kent recently gave a talk at Plato's Elevate Conference, he was asked: "What is the thing you enjoy where you completely lose track of time?" He said "Poker." without a second of hesitation. He clearly loves th
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3y ago
yep it immediately caught my attention
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3y ago
Square Enix and Ryu Ga Gotoku come to mind for me.
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3y ago
Announced at React Conf 2018, I was so hyped for it back then! I did not expect it to take 5 years. https://youtu.be/9JZHodNR184?t=270
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3y ago
It was React Conf 2018 in Nevada when they first talked about StyleX and said they planned to open source it. Though I thought it was going to come much sooner than 5 years, I am so glad it has been released! 2018 was peak css-in-js era and
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3y ago
Yeah 40,000 seconds is ~11 hours of sleep!
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3y ago
is millionaire also incorrect?
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3y ago
Lots of practice, use your thumb to hit the edge of the coin to give you more control, aim for a specific spot so you use the same amount of force and control the amount of times it flips. You can also use a surface that absorbs more so the
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3y ago
This is filled with common sense (follow a style guide) and subjectively wrong advice (clear naming). In Go, it is expected to keep locally used variable names short to improve comprehension and the more global the variable the more explici
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