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by zero_shift 4mo ago
What does Tailwind have to do with accessibility? Most significant HTML markup is block level elements. The CSS is completely orthogonal. I feel like old-school frontend devs bring up accessibility as a kind of bogeyman. It reminds me of th
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by zero_shift 4mo ago
> Much more to it than this one-liner that I pulled out, but safe to say, don't rely on or put your legal defense etc. (or elements of it) into AI unless you want it discovered. "You are an expert defense counsel with experienc
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by zero_shift 5mo ago
Take a look at Wails, Neutrino, etc.
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by zero_shift 5mo ago
During the mainline of the game you are an anti terrorist specialist sent to rescue the president from a bunch of stereotypical mad bombers Well, basically, the leader of the terrorists is the 43rd US president, who is a clone of a super so
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by zero_shift 5mo ago
There are a couple of aspects of the MGS games that have already been discovered - this leak will help expand a lot of details We know from reverse engineering efforts, and accounts by developers on the PC port, that all of the mainline MGS
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by zero_shift 5mo ago
Works great now!
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by zero_shift 5mo ago
Sorry, you have been blocked You are unable to access jdunn.dev Why have I been blocked? This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. The action you just performed triggered th
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by zero_shift 5mo ago
I was on the Tube and wanted to get my reply in before entering a tunnel. I already corrected it whilst I was underground. I think the point still stands - is this really a big problem? I guess I couldn't recite the syntax from memory,
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by zero_shift 5mo ago
> some pretty hacky incantations type NewType<T, Name> = T & { readonly __brand: Name }; I don't really see a big problem here?
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by zero_shift 5mo ago
I think this guy is using AI for pretty much everything - he says as much in his GH profile. In fact his photo bears a Gemini watermark, meaning that is AI too.
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by zero_shift 5mo ago
I think it is just because they are having to load shed! Some days you may be getting much less compute - the main way "thinking" operates, is to just iterate on the result a few more times
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by zero_shift 5mo ago
Calculators are cheap commodities. LLMs are owned by rent-seeking Napoleons, with debts bigger than the GDP of Norway. So they won't be cheap for very long.
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by zero_shift 5mo ago
C--! I forgot that one. The ILR for the first versions of the Glasgow Haskell Compiler
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by zero_shift 5mo ago
> at a party, Sydney Von Arx asked if i could name 40 programming languages. An attempt (without looking) JavaScript QBasic PHP Haskell C C++ Ada Algol Racket Scheme Clojure Common-Lisp GOOL Fortran Awk Postscript Forth C# F# Lua Java D
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Show HN: Todo or else, a CLI for enforcing Todo deadlines(github.com)
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by zero_shift 7mo ago
How much of the work here was done by an agent? (Being AI accelerated doesn't make this project low value. But it does mean _you_ didn't do the port so much as prompt it)
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by zero_shift 7mo ago
If all the languages together add up to 15MB that is a game changer for me. It means the CLI I am working on can ship support for many languages whilst still being a smallish (sub 50mb) download I shall definitely check it out!
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by zero_shift 7mo ago
Interesting. I have a similar usecase but intended to use CGo tree-sitter with Zig Are these pretty up-to-date grammars? I'm awfully tempted to switch to your project How large are your binaries getting? I was concerned about the size
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by zero_shift 7mo ago
I agree. Whilst I think MS products are on a downward trajectory, I'm getting "Maastricht Planning Department switches to Kali Linux" vibes I want to see (sincerely) a whole government ditch MS
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by zero_shift 7mo ago
Those are very large reductions - can I ask you for a source? And why is the error bar so large?
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by zero_shift 7mo ago
I'm not sure how anyone can respond to that, without asking you to divulge that private data
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by zero_shift 7mo ago
Cost, debt, difficulty forming a moat, gap between what the product promises and what it can do, and the difficulty actually raising capital required. His style is acerbic and (imo) excessive sometimes. But he's also one of a minority
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by zero_shift 7mo ago
I don't think so. His argument is not "this tech doesn't work", but rather "these businesses aren't economically viable" And that the smoke and mirrors accounting and perpetual thirst for more billions ind
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by zero_shift 7mo ago
Typical shakedown tactic. I used to have a boss who would issue these ridiculous emails with lines like "you agree to respond within 24 hours else you forfeit (blah blah blah)"
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by zero_shift 7mo ago
Maybe my expensive university degree was worth it after all
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by zero_shift 7mo ago
I am being slightly sarcastic
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by zero_shift 7mo ago
One of the great benefits of AI tools, is they allow anyone to build stuff... even if they have no ideas or knowledge. One of the great drawbacks of AI tools, is they allow anyone to build stuff... even if they have no ideas or knowledge. I
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by zero_shift 7mo ago
That's why he succeeded
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by zero_shift 7mo ago
Would publishing under AGPL count as poisoning? Or even with an explicit "this is not licensed" license
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by zero_shift 7mo ago
We are already seeing this in scams, advertising, spam, and social media generation

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