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texuf
2mo ago
I see some folks are taking issue with the word "literalism." The the term "New Literalism" is coined in the linked article[0] as such: "When I say literalism, I don't mean realistic or plainly literal. I mean
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3mo ago
For working on a single project, I have a text document open where I’m working on future prompts. For working on tasks in a team setting, with prs and reviews, i built a tui that manages multiple tmux sessions. It creates a worktree for eac
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6mo ago
Built my own tui tool. It groups repos into projects and manages a task list for each repo. Creating a new task creates a new worktree, the task view contains two tmux sessions, one of which is a claude or codex session, the other a termin
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8mo ago
I got the claude code plugin to contest it.
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Ripped off by Google? Places API
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8mo ago
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9mo ago
I've seen this first hand and yes, it's not sinister, getting dozens of services coordinated and permissioned under a single, easy to use, system is too much cognitive load for the team that inevitably gets tasked to do these thin
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9mo ago
That was it! Theres a little Add a Control prompt at the bottom after the long press and I found the bell. Thank you. Huge oversight from the dev team, dang.
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9mo ago
I feel like people are either arguing in bad faith, or we’re trying to talk to fish about the water. Its so obvious to me that people are going to get their identities stolen and the internet is going to get so much worse that I can’t under
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10mo ago
TIL I don't know how to “unmute” my device anymore. My new-ish iPhone doesn't have a physical switch on the side and I can’t find it in the settings in the pulldown menu.
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11mo ago
This doesn't dignify a reply, but the parent comment was about avoiding data loss because of crashes, and the saving is just good hygiene if you’re making frequent commits, formatting on save, etc. one less thing to think about, one le
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11mo ago
Yeah no. The reason we don't write code in config files is that, if we did, in order to know what you are deploying you have to run the code in your head. Not just this code, the code that Steve wrote six months ago before people notic
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11mo ago
There's an option now in vscode to autosave every few seconds.
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1y ago
Do you think it's weird that ethnic groups separated by thousands of years of evolution came up with completely different gods and forms of worship? If there was an omniscient being don't you think it would make itself known in a
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1y ago
Do any of these vibe coding tools write out the prompts as specs and then keep the specs up to date as you continue prompting? Seems like specs == formal prompts.
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1y ago
When doctors say “everyone” they mean “the statistically average person”
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2y ago
My parents didn't get me a nintendo when I was a child. My socialization also suffered, but I ended up with a job making AAA games and they did not so I consider it a fair trade now that I'm older.
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2y ago
If you're validating parameters that originate from your program (messages, user input, events, etc), ASSERT and ASSERT often. If you're handling parameters that originate from somewhere else (response from server, request from cl
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2y ago
Except you can’t transport it. We built a giant cave for it in the desert and everybody agreed that the material was too dangerous to drive past people’s homes so we just leave it sitting around on site hoping a natural disaster doesn’t was
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2y ago
Then in the code there’s a bug that over/under reports those clicks (because ui is not procedural code that lends itself to straightforward metrics) and i think this could explain Spotify’s product decisions.
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2y ago
Back then it was just called music.
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2y ago
This is from Surely You’re Joking
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2y ago
100%. This also bugs me: Why can’t websites set a cookie that stores whether I’ve consented to the cookie pop up? On some sites I have to keep consenting over and over (IKEA comes to mind).
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2y ago
Any recommendations for the latest and greatest way to run these locally?
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3y ago
Somebody is getting paid for that fluoride.
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3y ago
Probably Florida: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_Becoming_a_God_in_Central_F...
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3y ago
It's not that stagnant, they have time to make the product worse imo. Their recent UX changes broke my weekly workflow, they buried the discover playlists behind three clicks and scroll, and they seem to have changed the algo so that i
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3y ago
I’ve had this issue for a while now. How do I fix it?
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3y ago
Mirror neurons
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Lego Microtonal Guitar
(youtube.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
So loop over the customers and see if they have an order instead of looping over all the orders and de-duplicating the customers?
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