vanjajaja1

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by vanjajaja1 4d ago
the old ways are dying, theres so much room for new creativity. exciting
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by vanjajaja1 6d ago
the followers acurred willing to jump into your new thing would be the moat then, as would be your "software factory" that enables the fast fashion fast software creativity
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by vanjajaja1 1mo ago
a nice md editor feels good. when all the UI is out of the way it gives a minimalism feel and i start to notice tiny details like 'this font is really soothing' and thats where i imagine i want to put my markdown thoughts in. a pu
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by vanjajaja1 1mo ago
codex has been able to send messages across threads for a long time
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by vanjajaja1 2mo ago
he said the prompt was the first paragraph of LoTR, but he didn't mention a preamble this guy seems to have taken that idea and got something similar/better, so likely the prompt isn't too special https://x.com&#x2
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by vanjajaja1 5mo ago
we're measuring if people are listening to AI music, not what percentage of AI music is slop
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by vanjajaja1 7mo ago
a common complaint about instagram is that you can no longer see your friends, just creators. i assume creators don't have this problem though, since they're having fun seeing all their creator friends
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by vanjajaja1 1y ago
> I like to say programming is about knowing which rabbit holes to plunge down and which to step over. I like this a lot. I told someone once I avoid documentation like the plague and it just didn't have the same poetic ring as this
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by vanjajaja1 1y ago
its very likely to cause reciprocal tariffs though, and exports of Hollywood way out weigh the imports of foreign films
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by vanjajaja1 1y ago
I was thinking something similar, i know i'm going to build skyscraper high arguments that hinge on just this headline
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
because they started the experiment 20b in debt and have also managed to do a massive crime clean up + survive covid in that time. bitcoin is an overall benefit, but they are burdened but what has been
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
it makes sense that if average tenure at a company is 3-5 years then some percentage yearly firing will cull people who have 'quiet quit' and havent fully quit yet
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
iirc those overclocks needed thermal paste to be reapplied, plus dust in case probably crushed airflow
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
will grayjay do the push/creation side as well, or is that a different product?
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
my understand is that apple intelligence aims to be a tiny model that runs locally, and when it identifies that a request is complex it sends it off to chatgpt though it looks like this is just the first of many 'extensions' that
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
ChatGPT integration in iOS without an account. 3 integrations: 1. siri can hand off when it decides via 'extension' 2. writing tools 3. camera control / visual intelligence pretty cool at the end they demo'd using Previe
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
yep this is exactly what is saving me, and its taking a while. how long did it take you to “complete” the AT/myofascial work?
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
i lifted weights to attempt to fix postural issues that i noticed in my 20s. it made things worse the issue was that i lifted weights to make big number go up, instead of using weights as a support tool to explore muscles in the body
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
threads federates with mastodon, what stops threads getting on the AT protocol? is it just their assumed desire to not share data? they could be a mastodon / AT bridge
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
from the headline alone I got linkedin ceo vibe. "Built a Self-Healing System to Survive a Concurrency Bug" is how I could describe wrapping a failing method in a retry loop
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
i made a similar reply, linking to the ideas of flow state etc [1]. i dont know why you'd chase the feeling of effort, surely you'd avoid the feeling of effort where possible without reducing learning [1] https://x.com&
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
'dont' was implied, though apparently not inferred
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
> Search on Google Videos and download > $ you-get "Richard Stallman eats" I don't often read instruction manuals, but this time I did and I found this gross easter egg
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
"not in any way similar to coding" is a very strong statement many people feel it feels similar to coding, in the way you have to slowly refactor designs + work involves a recursive breakdown of tasks + tracing/debugging of i
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
i also hated the graphics, but once you play it for a bit the graphics melt away and you can see the beauty in the details they have
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
what i like about this is that it implies you can build heuristics good enough to make it to GM level. this is great because i find calculating moves a headache
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
yep, iirc on the huberman podcast on testosterone it even said that the competition that's decided by society has an impact on t-levels. societies that make prosocial / win-win games for men obv end up better off
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
reminds me of the way dubai auctions off the 3 digit car license plates, then hotels do things like only letting low number license plates park out front
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
awesome! i am also exploring “low effort language learning” space and making an app. would be interested in bouncing some ideas, got a social handle to share?
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by vanjajaja1 2y ago
it happens because you have one component logging everything for traceability, and it hosts the interconnect between 2 other components which need to communicate passwords. thus the password accidentally slips into a plain text log file gen

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