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by tuchsen 12d ago
Hey this looks neat, I’ve been thinking on trying something similar. I’ve not encountered the ANT protocol, what bike ya using? Is it a higher level thing that your display is giving you, or something your controller uses? I know Bafang use
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by tuchsen 13d ago
Can you cite a source for that one? Of the 25 fatalities in sf in 2025 all but two were someone driving a car, truck, or van. Of the two others, one was a scooter operator striking and elderly person, and then the other was an elderly perso
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by tuchsen 13d ago
I've been doing Doordash on an e-bike in the city over the last year and a half. The toothpaste is locked up because groups of people were just going into stores with garbage bags, filling them, and walking out. I saw three in one day
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by tuchsen 23d ago
Ah nice demo! I flew around SF for way too long just enjoying the sights. On my M3 Air using Chrome it eventually just turns into blobs and my character get stuck, takes about twenty minutes. I popped open the DevTools and the game loads in
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by tuchsen 1y ago
You're spot on, I've been doing Doordash on an e-bike on the weekends for exercise and the wait times are BS because everyone orders lunch/dinner at the same time and they're in essentially a random queue with everyone e
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by tuchsen 2y ago
The last time I upgraded my networking setup (just as the pandemic started) I went with Ubiquiti, shortly after (before?) they started default forcing you to sign up for their cloud service to use the router, you can switch it to a locally
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by tuchsen 3y ago
I did a DSL to facilitate this at https://prlang.com . I've had some success setting up agents to "act" out scenes, where each plays a different part, but it was kinda limited in that conversations would kinda de c
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by tuchsen 3y ago
Yeah I think we're in agreement that the current solution is not very good. I can understand why they opted for it initially though, given the thing that happened with protesters putting traffic cones on AV's to disable them. Imag
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by tuchsen 3y ago
I don't know about Cruise but Waymo has a training video[1] that shows a first responder hitting a button to contact dispatch, then explaining that they're a first responder and they need to move a vehicle, and finally being given
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Meta in Myanmar, Part II: The Crisis(erinkissane.com)
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by tuchsen 3y ago
This looks neat, but isn't it already implemented natively in Chrome? You can go into the Network tab in the Chrome Dev Tools and right click a request in the "Name" list, go to "copy", then "Copy as cURL"
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by tuchsen 3y ago
Yeah I'll raise my hand here to say I did a file manager that automates file management tasks by using AI to write Bash scripts (Aerome.net). It's still super primitive though, if I'm being honest. I think the problem is that
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by tuchsen 3y ago
Yeah it might have lied to me but i tested your theory and the bot swore back, then left early when i called his mom names. I thought for sure that was a human... but alas it said it was a bot.
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by tuchsen 3y ago
Do ya mind me asking where you are in the country? I ask because I have a severely disabled nephew, and if I recall a few years before Covid our corner of California tried to get rid of special ed in elementary school. It went about as well
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by tuchsen 3y ago
I wonder how much this has to do with the devices people use to access Reddit. I always preferred the old.reddit site on the desktop. Although when I'm on my phone, it gave me eye strain to try and read the tiny font, and pinch/zo
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by tuchsen 3y ago
I'll give you that Reddit has certainly made it easier for those communities to organize and form. I don't think it's true that it's the only place that those communities will ever form on the internet. Theirs nothing sp
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by tuchsen 3y ago
I can't verify this is true, but I've seen stuff pop up on Lemmy that Reddit accounts are getting banned for promoting Lemmy/Kbin/etc. Being resistant to unseen administrators destroying your social graph is literally a
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by tuchsen 3y ago
Is it weird that I don't really mind the splintering? Have massive social networks really been a net positive for society? It seems like, depending on how they're moderated, they'll end up in some local maxima of rage baiting
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by tuchsen 3y ago
I only tried it briefly, but Kbin has a microblog tab where people can just post comments. Also if you look at the "/instances" list on a Lemmy instance they at least federate with Mastadon (as well as Kbin) instances, althou
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by tuchsen 3y ago
Yeah I've switched to Lemmy too. Signed up for "Behaw" and "Lemmy.world" because the main instance has some controversy attached to it. It was just slightly more difficult to get started, but the user experience so
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by tuchsen 3y ago
Ah thanks for the tip! And FWIW I think you picked a great time to ship, it's really a great MVP.
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by tuchsen 3y ago
Ah I wish I had more than just a screenshot to show! Lurk works in a very similar way to Apricot from an end users point of view. The scraping of websites happens in the background on the users device, with a bunch of scripts that it ships
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by tuchsen 3y ago
I really like you're idea! In fact, I like it so much that I've been working on something very similar at https://lurk.news . I don't have anything released yet though, congrats on getting yours out there, it works
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by tuchsen 3y ago
That I can know almost nothing about VimScript and Hljs, yet be productive in both, is the game changer! It immediately makes me more ambitious and confident in my personal projects, because I know that at least, I can "fake it".
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by tuchsen 3y ago
I'm sure others will reply with their own, but I can give you several examples where it specifically sped up some of my development. I'll start with just the one though, because otherwise this could get quite long. As a weekend pr
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by tuchsen 3y ago
Hey, this looks neat. I usually just use SCP to upload, and then a basic http server to download files but this looks slicker. I'll give it a go. This is weird to mention, but we have "developing niche file managers" in commo
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by tuchsen 3y ago
Hey, nice work! Being able to continue the conversation and work iteratively looks useful. Bash scripts seem to be one of ChatGPT's sweet spots, where it just gets things right most of the time. Not to shill, but I'm also doing a
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by tuchsen 3y ago
This is great. Usually with the joke programming languages, you can get at least one person arguing that "x feature" really isn't all that bad, or could maybe be useful. DreamBerd beats them all in that regard. It is 100% ter
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by tuchsen 3y ago
Ah I'm reminded of that one xkcd. https://xkcd.com/927/ I hate to be the LLM guy but they're really good at processing semi-structured data to structured data. You could go that route and have a universal aut
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by tuchsen 3y ago
Yeah I did a CLI tool for talking to ChatGPT. I'm pretty sure they stop generating when you kill the SSE stream, based on my anecdotal experience of keeping ChatGPT4 costs down by killing it as soon as i get the answer I'm looking

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