wanderingbit

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by wanderingbit 5mo ago
We are trying to design our kitchen for a renovation and I can see how these 3 constraints would be useful for us to do for something more about design than software. I’m gonna go do these…
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by wanderingbit 7mo ago
This has already helped me find extremely useful writings on a niche topic of mine. Thank you!
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by wanderingbit 7mo ago
@sandGorgon8, thank you. I was just telling some ex coworker friends that there was a great need for a compose frontend to more powerful infra backends, and this feels like the answer. Once I get working on it I’ll try to add health check s
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by wanderingbit 9mo ago
> And they didn't even bother to test the most important thing. Were the LLM evaluations even accurate! This is not true; the professor and the TAs graded every student submission. See this paragraph from the article: (Just in case
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by wanderingbit 10mo ago
This is top 10 for greatest HN deep dives. I learned something new almost every sentence, and could not complete it on my first attempt.
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by wanderingbit 11mo ago
There are a couple big problems with this type of digital and decentralized type of authentication (I say this as a long time cryptocurrency professional who wants this to succeed): 1. backups and account recovery: We’re working with humans
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by wanderingbit 1y ago
You seem like a knowledgeable crypto user. Can you help integrate lightning payments with x402? Then we'll be rid of this Base/corporate-tech nonsense.
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by wanderingbit 1y ago
Heads up, your docs for “Getting Started > Multi-app integration > open source” point to a broken link for the open source code: https://docs.klavis.ai/documentation/quickstart#open-source Add a call to the mintl
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by wanderingbit 1y ago
I’ve been looking for something like this. The problem is, when to find the time to do it.
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by wanderingbit 1y ago
This isn’t enough information about the study to tease out cause and effect. There may be a third confounding variable that positively impacts both entrepreneurship growth and Starbucks growth. For instance, what if Starbucks only decides t
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by wanderingbit 1y ago
The author mentions putting 20% down and getting a mortgage. Even with insurance, for a 10 year mortgage 29k is 430 per month. Or you live with your parents and save on $1500 rent for 2 years, bam you can buy it with cash.
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by wanderingbit 1y ago
As someone who grew up in the state of Vermont, where billboards have been outlawed since the 60’s, this feels do-able. It is also such a high leverage change that I’m going to keep thinking about this.
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by wanderingbit 1y ago
I am working on Navi, an open source digital twin that helps you review the digital notes you've taken in the past week: https://github.com/Melvillian/navi Checkout out the README; it gives you a straightforward i
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by wanderingbit 1y ago
What a great idea, I will soon be a paying customer. This solves a problem of an app I'm using that I was hesitant to try to develop myself.
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by wanderingbit 2y ago
I’m from Burlington and a couple weeks ago downtown I noticed a group of 2 or 3 people walking past me in full black clothing with ski masks (the kind you rob banks with). I thought it was strange, having never seen that before except on Ha
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by wanderingbit 2y ago
That was helpful and seemed balanced, but I am not knowledgeable enough to know what it left out. thank you nonetheless.
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by wanderingbit 2y ago
I use Brave which is based off of Chromium just like Chrome, and the experience is great. I’d say I’ve had to go to chrome maybe 3 times in the last year, and it was always for some super complicated SPA. Whatever decrease we see to our bro
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by wanderingbit 2y ago
I am working on a personal digital mentor, in the spirit of Dross from Will Wight's "Cradle" series. I am a huge notetaker, so I'm trying to do RAG on my notes every week and have the mentor run a scrum-like retrospectiv
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by wanderingbit 2y ago
It has definitely found a niche in the crypto space, specifically with the node clients and the underlying new cryptography libraries they use. For instance, the more efficient Ethereum devs can make their node clients, the cheaper it is to
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by wanderingbit 2y ago
I have a newborn daughter, so watching this made me cry a little bit, alone at my desk. If yall needed evidence of these tools giving everyday people the ability to make emotion-tugging creations, I'll send you a picture of the tears!
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by wanderingbit 2y ago
We are going to see a massive creativity expansion with the many, many people who will have access to amateur level coding. Think of it like the expansion of visual images once the first personal camera was widely adopted. There are still p
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by wanderingbit 2y ago
This finding bewilders me, because my copilot (I use Sourcegraph’s Cody) has become an essential part of my dev productivity toolset. Being able to get answers to questions that would normally break me out of flow mode by simply Option + C’
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by wanderingbit 2y ago
I welcome this wholeheartedly. I recently sold my first home and was frankly disgusted by how large the fee is for what my realtor did. I eventually went For Sale By Owner and will never go back to using a realtor. Zillow/redfin alread
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by wanderingbit 2y ago
I made a small CLI pomodoro tool that both locks the screen and emits a chime sound when the time limit has been reached. https://github.com/Melvillian/pom-cli
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by wanderingbit 2y ago
> Does the state try to incentivize the young to have children by offering state care for the new children? From what I have read/listened-to, efforts by governments to incentive increased birthrates have little effect. This comes f
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by wanderingbit 3y ago
I switched from GitHub Copilot to Sourcegraph and have not wanted to switch back yet. The output is more or less of similar quality as far as I can tell. However, what makes me like Sourcegraph's Cody more is the more advanced interfac
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by wanderingbit 3y ago
But to the authors point, if we allow everyone to subvert status enough and create their own subgroups, then eventually each person will either be at the top of their chosen status hierarchy, or they will be above average in enough subgroup
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by wanderingbit 3y ago
The youtube video of his VP experience is really oh-shit moment, I agree. The question I'm still left with is whether these "experiences" have lasting effects on enjoyment and balance with the technology. I'm not looking
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by wanderingbit 3y ago
The only part about the father in the entire article was a touching vignette about how Saunder’s dad would go above and beyond to answer his son’s questions. Did something in the article or Saunders’ life point to him being neoliberal or in
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by wanderingbit 3y ago
I think they're bringing it up because cats are indeed the #1 killer of birds, and so for people who care about maintaining bird populations (presumably people who read this article) it would be better to focus on solutions that decrea

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