xwiz

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by xwiz 6mo ago
> The lack of accessibility of TUIs is not great in general. Interesting. In what ways? I haven't heard anyone express this concern before.
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by xwiz 8mo ago
Thematically related: https://play.ertdfgcvb.xyz/#/src/demos/chromaspiral
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by xwiz 11mo ago
Kate Compton's GDC talk: https://www.gdcvault.com/play/1024213/Practical-Procedural-G...
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by xwiz 1y ago
Wow, I think I might just have a fundamentally and axiomatically different worldview from this guy. American society is oriented almost entirely towards productivity, to the detriment of all else. The owner class has made it their personal
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by xwiz 1y ago
My experience with Haskell has been the same. The GHC provides stellar feedback, so the LLM is almost always able to bang the code into working order, but wow is that code bloated.
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by xwiz 1y ago
Looks like a great project. I'm a big TWM fan, so I would also like to direct attention to my daily driver, Niri. https://github.com/YaLTeR/niri
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by xwiz 1y ago
Glad to hear of your success! Projection Lab is such a great product.
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by xwiz 1y ago
Surreal shitposting you say? https://www.instagram.com/reel/DE3EhrZyCVd/
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by xwiz 1y ago
> The whole point is mainly one about being honest about WHY we have to work 40-60 hours a week so we can stretch to afford a million-dollar starter home, two luxury cars, designer clothes, and IG-worthy vacations. I have never met a sin
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by xwiz 1y ago
Pairing production and consumption can be very satisfying. Some personal examples: - Cooking a novel dish, then eating it - Setting up a music server, then listening to music with it - (With friends) Making a pen-and-paper game, then playin
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by xwiz 1y ago
This opens an interesting possibility for a purely symbol-based legal code. This would probably improve clarity when it came to legal phrases that overlap common English, and you could avoid ambiguity when it came to language constructs, li
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by xwiz 2y ago
Sorry to hear it. His work was a key part of my entry into the software world.
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by xwiz 2y ago
Wow, sounds tailor made for me. I'm part way through GEB, and I have a Borges collection arriving tomorrow.
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by xwiz 3y ago
I have noticed that Smith's writing is often mischaracterized by those with a mythology they want to promote.
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by xwiz 3y ago
I used i3 for several years and liked it a lot. I've recently switched to XMonad and I think I like it more. I find the configuration to be far more flexible, and the defaults aligned more with my natural preferences. My i3 config was
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by xwiz 3y ago
Ha, you are absolutely correct about that. I don't believe LaTeX was designed with speed in mind. I was even using Vim! I eventually realized that I was paying far more attention to my notes than the actual material, and began to just
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by xwiz 3y ago
Exactly. I have a hard time viewing articles like this as anything other than deliberate propaganda. But maybe it's the case that many people reading the Economist cannot derive joy from anything besides employment. Furthermore, who is
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by xwiz 3y ago
I don't think the issue is LLMs inherently, it's the misapplication. Kagi has siloed the LLM content into the 'Quick Answer' and 'Assistant' sections, and it generates on the fly from search results. (Plus, the
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by xwiz 3y ago
That might be an interesting experiment. Poll people on a large scale about dozens of minuscule moral issues that can be determined as GOOD or EVIL, then try to assemble more complex moral issues out of these building blocks. You could end
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by xwiz 3y ago
I find this article strange and somewhat irritating. It seems to imply that people are shy because it was trendy in media? Now that shy characters are no longer popular, you should just stop being shy because it's harming your personal