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by tibbon 21d ago
Humans were once useful!
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by tibbon 1mo ago
Rust makes you solve many of your problems upfront, which is a nice feedback loop for using with an LLM. Go does much of this too, but I feel Rust is more experessive and takes the frontloading a bit further.
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by tibbon 2mo ago
I just installed Steam on Ubuntu yesterday, and I'm impressed at the progress so far. A HUGE number of titles run flawlessly.
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by tibbon 3mo ago
Soooo close, but I have a 4 floor house. Talk to me when it does stairs.
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by tibbon 3mo ago
Now… why is Jira so painfully slow? Even changing the type of a ticket or moving it takes like 20 clicks and a minute
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by tibbon 4mo ago
But when you hit that wall, it is hard to stop and convince people to use different patterns and systems. I've seen so many tables go from "it will only be a few thousand rows" to suddenly several TB and then people are looki
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by tibbon 4mo ago
For those able to contribute a bit monetarily, he's also got a Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/textfiles I love his podcast, and was able to back it for about a year.
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by tibbon 4mo ago
I, too, love soldering. I've done it since I was around 6 years old (wood burning before that). It's what I do when I want to zone out and relax. I've found random people at Burning Man and camping events who needed help with
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by tibbon 5mo ago
Right? Visicalc wasn't using anything that a terminal didn't offer.
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by tibbon 5mo ago
Maybe I've just got deep scars from the 90's, where I'd wait 15-25 minutes sometimes to download a single mp3. I have a FIOS connection here at home, and it seems entirely sufficient. Even AAA steam games, I hit 'downloa
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Show HN: Yesify – We raised $40M to return the word "yes" from an API endpoint(yesify.net)
5 points by tibbon 6mo ago|2 comments
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by tibbon 6mo ago
I could imagine a leadership or viewpoint change in how they reported when/what was down. I've seen so many times where Company A will complain that their vendors aren't accurate enough about uptime and how Company A notices
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by tibbon 6mo ago
This feels a bit like when my friend Colin put out a challenge for people to get Windows XP running on the then-new Intel Macs. I love this idea. I'd love a tiny full computer that I could dock onto other hardware and just carry around
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by tibbon 6mo ago
My first real soldering project (aside from just making cables) was a x0xb0x TB-303 clone. I somehow built it with a $10 radioshack iron and nail-clippers as flush cutters in an un-air conditioned Boston studio apartment over a summer. Prob
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by tibbon 7mo ago
I've used it with Claude Code for refactoring and helping write a really in depth D&D campaign. Using frontmatter, I can keep metadata about NPCs and characters synced across all files. Fixes all the problems I've had about &q
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by tibbon 7mo ago
Same. I lost data this way. It wasn't worth it. Happy to support Obsidian
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by tibbon 8mo ago
That's a lot of PeDoFiles! (But seriously, great work here!)
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by tibbon 8mo ago
I was inspired by the work here, so I sat down with Claude to make something similar, for the purpose of being able to play Z-Machine (Infocom games, Inform 6/7 Z-code) and modern Inform 7 games with Glulx. So far I've tested it w
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by tibbon 9mo ago
I'd have to check, but I wonder what pitch the song is in? Could have it just been sped up ever so slightly in mastering, or even just between tape playback from mixing to mastering? I have to wonder if this is like Dark Side of the Mo
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by tibbon 9mo ago
This has been driving me up a wall. I was seriously considering if I had just gotten 'old' or something. I've had every iPhone since the first one, and suddenly I feel like I'm typing with mittens on.
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by tibbon 10mo ago
I’ve considered that too- particularly for riding Asia. I do wonder the logistics too of a foreigner buying a vehicle and getting all the paperwork in line, and selling it then; but it might still be easier and cheaper on the balance
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by tibbon 10mo ago
I care a lot about the environment. It seems obvious that there is an impact, but it seems relatively small- something that if it wasn’t AI would be counted as a rounding error by many. People keep raising AI’s environmental impact to me as
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by tibbon 10mo ago
I’ve been looking for a reasonable way to get me and my motorcycle to Europe and back (rentals of my bike are $300/day, and I want to ride off-road occasionally, which isn’t great for rentals). I’ve also always wanted to sail the ocean
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by tibbon 11mo ago
Agreed. They feel massively overpriced. Covid and government rebates had everyone using them as cash cows. I installed a 24k btu one for my recording studio myself. Took me 3 hours. It’s a cheap Mr Cool one, but seems good enough for me and
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by tibbon 1y ago
I don't backup my phone. The NSA does it for me!
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by tibbon 1y ago
Yup. I've got an M1 Pro from work, and while I'm looking forward to hopefully getting an M5 in December, I really don't know if it will be a significant increase in my daily tasks or enjoyment. I do have an M4 Pro Mini that&#
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by tibbon 1y ago
Trial periods. Asking employees to do less in their first months. Maybe not great mitigations, but that’s what I could come up with
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by tibbon 1y ago
Oh you’re also into M&A?
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by tibbon 1y ago
I got a Bambu P1S two years ago for Christmas as a gift. It's been fantastic. 98% of my prints have been successful. They aren't the free open source dream machine, but it also works quite well and needs little messing with. I&#x2
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by tibbon 1y ago
I mean, I get it. I'm highly capable of building some great things, but at my dayjob I'm filled to brim with things to do and a non-ending list of tasks in front of me. I've built cool stuff before, and if given a little push

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