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by zahrevsky 11d ago
Alternative: create a .ignore folder for stuff that doesn't belong to repo at all, like your personal notes. Of course, .env shouldn't be there, because it's expected by your code, put it in .gitignore as usual. And stuff lik
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by zahrevsky 12d ago
Interestingly, they plan to make a multiplayer mode: > I hope that Fontra can develop into a fully online collaborative tool, under a sustainable business model. We like to say: “like Figma for fonts”, or “like Google Docs for fonts”. h
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Fontra – The browser-based Font Editor(fontra.xyz)
3 points by zahrevsky 12d ago|1 comments
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by zahrevsky 15d ago
Idiocracy's society didn't have a movie about Idiocracy. So, no, we're not in Idiocracy.
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by zahrevsky 19d ago
Am I the only one who finds this writing style hard to read? I stumbled upon this page a few years back and was very confused by the language. It took me some time to parse it and realize that all the comments are actually sarcastic. Overal
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by zahrevsky 22d ago
I'm on Safari, and it seems you can open your local LaTeX file to use the tool. It's an “Open file” button at the top. Although I agree that it would be cool to have some hello-world example pre-opened.
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by zahrevsky 25d ago
Finally, a periodic table of labs
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by zahrevsky 26d ago
> Presenting at first nothing but an input box to the user, they constituted a deliberate break in habits for many No, users were used to it because that's how Google works.
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by zahrevsky 27d ago
Just 6 month ago they were on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46889703
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The domain name fluid.sh is for sale(fluid.sh)
1 points by zahrevsky 27d ago|1 comments
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by zahrevsky 27d ago
I think people who don't tune their cars also have some very specific requests on what they miss. It's just they never articulate their requests, because the only way to satisfy them would be to spend lot's of time and resour
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by zahrevsky 27d ago
Okay, but then why not make this a new sort of fuzzy language, rather than building a new app with it's own UI? I think having to open a web interface is a big entry barrier. Imagine if those pseudocode files could live in your codebas
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by zahrevsky 28d ago
> It turns out (pun intended!) Thanks, I was waiting for this pun the moment turns were introduced in the article.
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by zahrevsky 28d ago
> Normal end users want reliable software that does what they want it to do. But how does that contradicts the idea of extendable software? If anything, extendable software will better do what the user wants it to do. It's just ri
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by zahrevsky 1mo ago
I think there are caveats anyway. 1. What happens if it overflows during assistant's turn, while it makes tool calls? Is it better to make a compaction in the middle of the chain of tool calls, or maybe before a potentially long chain
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by zahrevsky 1mo ago
My apologies, you're right
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by zahrevsky 1mo ago
I don't agree with the analogy. Better UX affects users behaviour and can make a safe path easier for the user than the unsafe one, reducing total number of incidents.
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by zahrevsky 1mo ago
I don't know about how secure this is, but I just love the UX. Scanning and process grant are great features UX-wise.
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by zahrevsky 1mo ago
If only there was a Markdown file in the repo, that explains it. It could have a URL, say, https://github.com/jitpass/jit/blob/main/docs%2Fgetting-star...
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by zahrevsky 1mo ago
Was expecting the article to go more in-depth. Say, what happens when chain of summaries grows so long, that it still overflows context window. Is summarization runned over the summaries in the context window?
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by zahrevsky 1mo ago
I wonder if the author of the article knew about the series, or do they both just independently came across this topic to talk about it.
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by zahrevsky 1mo ago
I don't do animations, but I have an answer. You research a topic well enough to be able to understand if the result is OK or not. Usually it means figuring out some sort of testing. I'm researching causal inference right now, and
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by zahrevsky 1mo ago
You can also run animations in QR codes: https://cgv.cs.nthu.edu.tw/Projects/Recreational_Graphics/Ha... So, technically, you can run Doom inside a QR code?
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by zahrevsky 1mo ago
Cool concept, if only it had better design.
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by zahrevsky 1mo ago
Basically, it's like sending a 200 OK with "Error" in the body?
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by zahrevsky 1mo ago
Yes, and the article makes the point that this might be changing.
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by zahrevsky 1mo ago
Haven't heard of ohmypi, thanks! I feel like this is a good starting point for someone like me who is not ready to configure a harness from zero right now.
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by zahrevsky 1mo ago
The problem with bookmarks is that they have their own place that is only for bookmarks. It would be better if bookmarks would live in the same place tabs live. It's like with pinned apps in Dock. Imagine if you couldn't pin apps
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by zahrevsky 1mo ago
I've stopped closing tabs at some point and use them as a history. Of course, I'm using the kind of browser that keeps your tabs as a horizontal list to the left, not as a ribbon at the top. New tabs appear at the top of the list
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by zahrevsky 1mo ago
Oh, you're right.

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