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by sigy 20d ago
If you want something much lighter, and focused around harness tool calls, check this out: https://crates.io/crates/coding-tools
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by sigy 3mo ago
I once to believed this too. And then I got much more skilled at prompting agents to get the results I wanted. As someone who is and always has been a very unapologetic skeptic, I am still surprised by the number of capable people who can&#
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by sigy 3mo ago
I was excited to see this, since I'm looking for a symbolic algebra library. But then I saw the absolutely awful license. A license like that at a time like this is no small miscalculation.
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by sigy 8mo ago
I disagree with this take. Particularly because this isn't just a little more of this or that. It's a well-integrated set of features that should have already been on the market in some form, but wasn't really. And it's
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by sigy 8mo ago
I ordered this within 30 minutes of learning about it. I've been waiting for something like this. Here's why: - My eyes are getting older, and I need a better visual connection to my work. - We spend much of our lives in front of
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by sigy 1y ago
This advice is not better than random. It is actually much much worse. It is a pseudo-formalization of a chilling effect. Actively preventing people from sharing their ideas or being exposed to different points of view is one of the ways th
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by sigy 1y ago
Profit margins on eurorack are pretty damn low. And you need a lot of knobs and jacks and plugs. Even a hall effect sensor may be out of the sweet spot for cost.
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by sigy 1y ago
The physical interface is an intrinsic part of the design of any eurorack module, including artistic elements. If you actually use these, then you quickly tire of menu diving for simple options, and only modules that do very particular thin
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by sigy 2y ago
I host OSS images there, and I see no notice about how they will be affected. If they limit access to my published images, then it will be an issue. In that case the benefit and thus incentive for many of the projects which have made docker
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by sigy 2y ago
This essay might win an award for having the most words for the simplest point made. The genuflecting and synthesized history lesson that it's the first 3/4 of it was an entirely unnecessary diversion. There is and always will be
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by sigy 2y ago
I was curious about this as perhaps a new approach to recipe-oriented bytecode injection. But the I looked at the project's (long) history and docs status. It seems that the main contributor has tapered off this project over time, and
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by sigy 2y ago
I was paid to do code analysis on medical systems coming up to Y2K. Yes, there were Y2K related bugs which would have munged patient data, including exam data and results. Yes, we analyzed every point in the code having anything to do with
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by sigy 2y ago
I should have been more specific. I meant lopsided as in the character of the two candidates. I posit that any decent, moderately educated citizen should be able to see this clearly, but therein lies the issue.
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by sigy 2y ago
I find the overall assertion to be grasping at a counterpoint. Particularly, 1. The reference to "Medieval" labeling goes all the way back to the beginning when D&D overall was nothing but a seed and an experiment. Modern mate
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by sigy 3y ago
Yes
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by sigy 3y ago
EMF becomes a fungible energy medium. Imagine storing energy in a field, just as we do with MRI machines, momentarily in the poles of motor windings, essentially anything inductive, or that operates as an electromagnet. Apart from dielectri
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by sigy 3y ago
This should surpise no one.
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by sigy 4y ago
I'm sincerely confused as to whether this post is satire or not.
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by sigy 4y ago
It seems that open sourcing it while it is growing up actually makes more sense. If you want community involvement, ideas, testing, contributions, and so on, then hiding the project source is antithetical to why most people participate in o
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by sigy 4y ago
Finally, something to give scientific discoveries back to the people that bought them. The devaluing of teachers, public education and critical thinking has gone hand in hand with companies using these discoveries as publicly funded subsidi
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by sigy 4y ago
I'm quite surprised by this request, given that Kotlin doesn't really improve on classic Java language problems to a quantifiably better degree than later JLS improvements. Further, Kotlin seems to bring along its own design bagga
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by sigy 5y ago
The divers can not inflate it further once submerged, yet have put their mouths on the container. Even as a "re-breathing" container, having that reserve of air volume would allow for extended lingering time below the surface, as
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by sigy 5y ago
I will just change distros if Ubuntu doesn't start making snap an opt-in.
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by sigy 5y ago
I like the intro style of the article, but also found some that it glossed over things a bit and added some leading assumptions as a given. "goodput" is not helpfully distinguished here, and also explained in a way that is contrar
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by sigy 6y ago
When I click on the brain muscle, it doesn't show me anything. I really hope you add support for this! It would be a fun easter egg.
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by sigy 6y ago
I want to second the request to learn more about your workflow. I shepherd OSS projects in addition to dev work, and striking a balance between outreach, admin, and getting things done is always a challenge.
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by sigy 6y ago
I had the same impression. The only other alternative possibility I could come up with was that the author was willingly playing in meta irony, or that they were someone who feels extremely specialized in something and must cast aspersions
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by sigy 6y ago
I find the article quite presumptive in the sense that it presumes everyone has the same definition for "gold plated", etc. That, coupled with the With the remedy of "give the guy something else to do" makes me think tha
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by sigy 6y ago
The results seem pretty drastic in comparison. Did you drop caches between these measurements?
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by sigy 7y ago
I hope so too. Émilie's work has been my primary inspiration in learning more about digital signal processing. The Mutable Instruments body of work is a tremendous gift. Thank you so much, Émilie!

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