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by 4b11b4 1y ago
I like it. I wish they'd bounce off each other too! - to incentivize getting em into the same zone.
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
Got my grandma a desktop from Free Geek (great org here in Portland, OR). Been running Zorin for many years and I basically gave her no instruction.
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
So glad emacs finally found me, I can't wait until I can look back 10 years from now
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
These words don't even make sense. This is pure garbage. Maybe your story of building it only on a phone is true (I hope at least, and if so, I commend you), but otherwise... This is just a calculator app. Why would you go through the
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
I'm not sure exactly what I just read... Is this just someone who has tingly feelings about Claude reiterating stuff back to them? cuz that's what an LLM does/can do
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
true, a version where you could keep your hand flatter would be nice, though not as compact
217.
by 4b11b4 1y ago
- cost function for layouts?! awesome - play doh - IMU would be incredible - less key version is good idea
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
yes one video pls
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
Yeah, immediately after I wrote that I thought now you need a rugged socket, and to mount the cable somewhere on a wall.. and where to even place it on the body that it's easy for it to plug in.. the belly button? There is empty space
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
Swapping requires a lot more moving parts and an additional enclosure to house the battery, and the batteries need to be much more rugged, and now you need two of them. But a cable is a fair question.. you'd think it could plug itself
221.
by 4b11b4 1y ago
I have come to think cleaning is actually one of the most virtuous acts for a human. Even more so as we live in societies which produce waste as a fundamental mode of operation
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
Sure, but just bcuz it went into context doesn't mean LLM "understand" it. Also, not all sections of context iz equal.
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
Out of your head, then turned into garbage , then into the world. You'll regret it later as people see your writing as nothingness and incomprehensive, not to be trusted, etc
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
smells
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
Literate programming
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
Donald Knuth
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
org tangle
228.
by 4b11b4 1y ago
seriously. this is no different from that kid who ran Claude code in a while loop
229.
by 4b11b4 1y ago
...haven't you heard of roam.
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
It's better these day
231.
by 4b11b4 1y ago
I'm just getting back into Apple after having the first iPhone, but then Android/Linux since then. Now I'm all in on Apple silicon... For the next decade at least.
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
I consider this adjacent to AI psychosis...
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
lol
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
Thought so too, I assume it was checked by default, so it hit it once
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
I feel this tax on my energy also, and I think proper response is to take a lot more breaks instead of consider myself the bottleneck implying that now I must manage a swarm.
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
Can smell the slop
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
If their reasoning is to support the Chromebook/Phone generation... that would be earnest. But I'd have to assume it's a more "data driven" reason (ie capturing context of docs).
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
That's a great use case for game streaming tech
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
If you try again, at least go Mint over Ubuntu
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by 4b11b4 1y ago
... and then build a 4 season greenhouse nearby...?

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