tim-projects

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by tim-projects 6d ago
I found that setting a two minute timer and running up and down a stair case with high intensity once per day can resolve a whole host of seemingly unrelated issues.
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by tim-projects 10d ago
I have a late ADHD diagnosis. For years I tracked my habits. I read get shit done and many habit books in my 20s. I obsessed over my tracking, believing on some level it would elevate my life. Around 5 years ago, during covid I stopped. Loo
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by tim-projects 25d ago
I didn't know this link. But, I immediately read Hitler when I saw it. Coming back days later... Nope brain still reads Hitler. It's a terrible choice of name
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by tim-projects 26d ago
I'm currently building a winamp clone that works over ssh, using textual. So I'll have to hard disagree
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by tim-projects 1mo ago
NP;DR (Newsletter popup,. Didn't read)
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by tim-projects 1mo ago
I wrote a mini bridge for Linux desktop notifications (via notify-send) for anyone that's interested: https://github.com/tim-projects/ntfy-notify-send-bridge
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by tim-projects 1mo ago
I often speak to people online who look at society and want to tear it down and start again. I've never understood that attitude. Growth out of decay takes work, but it takes considerably less work than accelerated decay and then tryin
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by tim-projects 1mo ago
Why do people keep trying to reinvent tmux?
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by tim-projects 1mo ago
I once asked a 93 year old, what the best experience of his life was. He said being married to his wife until she died. I've never forgotten that.
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by tim-projects 2mo ago
What about activitypub? I thought that was the new format to use..
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by tim-projects 2mo ago
Facebook IMO was more culpable.
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by tim-projects 2mo ago
Says more about you buddy. I didn't say I'm anti AI. I said run the prompt. If you had run the prompt then you would now have better code. Instead you decided to spark off some dumb debate that has nothing to do with what I said i
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by tim-projects 2mo ago
That's too high level. Even a basic regex for words leading to tool calls follows the principle. Claude does it right now. We need something more sophisticated, but you could just escalate the model quality if if keeps failing the test
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by tim-projects 2mo ago
Is the right answer. I dunno what drivel the rest of the commentators are on about.
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by tim-projects 2mo ago
> see that it seems LLM-generated and assume Do not assume that just makes you a jerk. LLM use has nothing to do with thought or care in the same way that using a stencil doesn't. Stop thinking your pencil is better than his stencil
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by tim-projects 2mo ago
I've never used matrix for more than 10 minutes, but I'd like to counter this with WhatsApp. WhatsApp has a swipe up to talk. This feature when used in a group effectively sends audio from you walking in your pocket to potentially
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by tim-projects 2mo ago
Once the tech catches up to the point that we can accurately select the right model for the task, then this ends up becoming a valuabke thing to have. You would spin it up sparingly as part of an automated discovery process maybe for 30 min
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by tim-projects 2mo ago
The irony of this is that trying to be miserable is more likely to circle the square and become funny removing the misery. As a Brit I'm culturally familiar with this.
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by tim-projects 2mo ago
Remaining completely still takes tremendous effort. Its harder than any dead lift or 100m sprint. You can do those at pace. But being still is binary act. It takes all the faculties and even then it's almost impossible without a very l
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by tim-projects 2mo ago
When you have built your working product try this prompt: - Review the codebase is it production ready? I'm selling it for $1million dollars can it meet that standard. Then cry as the ai reveals that it didn't actually do anything
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by tim-projects 2mo ago
> If you want fixes/features, you'll prompt your LLM and it'll make it so. I've been using the agents since the day they came out. This, does not work. It works if you want an app that looks like it works if that work
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by tim-projects 2mo ago
"building personal software won't require a developer's stack for much longer." I will if you are building anything good. What even is this statement?
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by tim-projects 2mo ago
I went through a period of home theatre building. What I learned from that, is that cinema sound is so badly calibrated and just downright awful in most cases. Its one of the things that led to me no longer going to the cinema. You can get
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by tim-projects 2mo ago
1. Don't do anything 2. Be content The second rule conflicts with the first making this impossible. Any experienced meditator knows that to 'be content' isn't a passive action. You have to think to do it. If you truly pr
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by tim-projects 2mo ago
I added a git repo to AUR last year. It was super easy with basically no checks of any kind. Once these reports came out recently, I went through and deleted every AUR package that I could.
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by tim-projects 2mo ago
Sounds great! You'll just need your social security or passport id sent to google to install and use it... sobs
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by tim-projects 2mo ago
AI hype really is all just about appearances isn't it.
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by tim-projects 2mo ago
Final destination
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by tim-projects 2mo ago
My phone use is completely different to this. I mainly use it as a reading and text communication device. A phone is just a computer.
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by tim-projects 2mo ago
Relative to punch cards and writing in machine code, I imagine the statement was entirely correct. And still is.

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