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Everything after <GIT SHA> is AGPL unless stated otherwise.
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> The future is Microsoft's new iris scan." and then it is built in a way, that you can simply hold up a photo of someone's iris and unlock the device, or trying to prevent that, works so badly, that half of the time you c
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Didn't expect to see cappuccino mentioned ever again. It was so wild, you can use AppKit documentation for cappuccino. Apps were so pretty and yet so fast. I remember back in 2009 I really liked their coffee machine icon. I emailed the
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I switched to zellij, but I made more like my tmux was because I didn't want to learn new binding; C-q activates tmux mode. C-q + g locks so I can pass through comamnds to inner zellij. C-g unlocks. on super+enter for it opens a ghostt
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You use MCP to provide dumb-down API that LLM can consume. It's not that hard. If you MCP server is 1:1 map to your REST - you're doing it wrong. Then there things like browser-mcp and some tools you make yourself to make workflow
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Yes, that's why I said "it's like". LLMs are pretty good at arranging those classes and much better at it than writting generalized classes like "button-active"
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In "proper" TDD you you supposed go: - write a test for method that does not exist, it just calls the method and nothing else - write method that does nothing - add/extend test that uses that method <-- this very loop star
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It's like tailwindcss was purposely designed to be managed my LLM.
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When it comes to graphic content on the internet I usually consume it's for entertainment purposes. I didn't care where it came from before and don't care today either. Low quality content exists in both categories, a bit eas
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There are a lot of shellscripts holding this world together out there.
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It's in managmenet frames that you can sniff.
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Good, but secretspec is more powerful.
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"I can excuse foaming over pronouns and master branch, but I draw a line at using rust" Would not be surprised by that opinion.
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I guess they bet on Swift being more than Apple's blessed way of writing UI software.
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If you're programming for ESP, then embassy is the way to go in most cases. You don't need to learn much about lifetimes in most of the application code. Steep learning curve people refer it is "thing blow up at compile time
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Rust - no. sudo-rs not hotness, but relatively new.
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On macs you actually don't need it as long as you have enough RAM. I run 120M Parakeet model formt STT thing. Even that tiny model works much better than macos dictation these days.
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Sure you get one or two word extra worth of tokens, but you save a lot more compute and time figuring what exactly this offset is.
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Could it be due to someone actually using facebook so algorithm works in their favor. When I worked in REDACTED when you not frequent user you'd get generic "what is popular for everyone" feed because empty-feed = bad-feed.
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Because AMD only every had one strategy for software: Look at it as, we're David against the Goliath, we're going to utilize open-source because that's how you win. Then make zero effecting trying to increase adoption, which
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> A few years later, AMD has followed the NVIDIA example. When bitcoin was still profitable to mine on GPUs, AMD's performed better due to not being segmented like NVIDIA cards. It didn't help AMD, not that it matters. AMD star
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That physics engine is an example of a dead-end.
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> I think you are underselling your city here. LA has an excellent bus system which can be improved further still. LA also has the potential of installing a world class bicycle infrastructure, and me personally I am fairly optimistic tha
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So not using LSP, but rather using something in a middle that uses LSP as implementation detail. So far enabling LSP in Claude only added messages like "this is old diagnostic before my edit".
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Well, it's a new bill. What is misleading about it? Is there a special term for "a bill that was introduced a couple of days ago by one Assembly member" ?
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> Which makes the kind of regulations they _want_ around firearms (i.e., regulate/tax them out of existence) kind of tricky. Not really. They do whatever regulations they want all the time. It's just sometimes federal governme
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Well, you can print out of conductive materials.
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LSP is meant for IDEs and very deterministic calls. Its APIs are like this: give me a definition of <file> <row> <column> <lenght>. This makes sense for IDEs because all of those can be deterministically captures bas
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> And I definitely don't intend to close the source of any of my AGPL-licensed projects. If a commercial company has "core" version under AGPL, it usually means their free version is an extended demo of the commercial prod
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Well, I assembled Alex once without instruction and with impact driver and hammer last year. Hardest part was to make tools fit.

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