CharlesW

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by CharlesW 6mo ago
From an SEO/LLMO perspective, the discoverability of these skills will be difficult without a rename: https://agentskills.io/ If Addy reads this, how do you pitch this vs. Superpowers? https://github.com&#x2
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2 Letters from Steve (2013)(davidgelphman.wordpress.com)
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by CharlesW 6mo ago
> OpenCode is a strong base, and with a couple modifications it can become a very effective harness. I personally didn't find it to be competitve with Claude Code as a harness. Can I ask how you modified it to perform better?
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by CharlesW 6mo ago
Coding harnesses make a big difference, and OpenCode is notably less effective than Claude Code (1) in my experience, (2) with the models I've tried it on. (I've not yet tried it with DSv4.)
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The tortoise and the hare live on(unsung.aresluna.org)
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by CharlesW 6mo ago
Jeff Bridges is a photographer (among other things) who’s been shooting with Widelux cameras for 40+ years. He’s the co-founder of the company who’s creating this revival. It would not exist without him.
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Tech is in turmoil–but the rest of corporate America isn't. One CEO knows why(fortune.com)
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The Impact of AI-Generated Text on the Internet(ai-on-the-internet.github.io)
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Arcade Games: Source Code Collection(mrcook.uk)
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by CharlesW 6mo ago
As you perch comfortably in your Throne of Purity, it's worth remembering that the average software developer sits on top of 10+ layers of abstraction (not counting hardware).
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Tiny 1000bhp 13Kg Motor Cuts 200kg From EVs [video](youtube.com)
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New Apple support doc: "If you're asked to confirm that you're an adult"(support.apple.com)
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Your Name in Landsat(science.nasa.gov)
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AI Model and 'MAGA' Influencer Emily Hart Unmasked as Indian Man(mandatory.com)
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It's all about the angle: Your photos, re-composed(research.google)
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This Slug Can Survive on Photosynthesis [video](youtube.com)
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Apple's Cal AI crackdown signals it's still policing the App Store(techcrunch.com)
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Sendspin: Open standard for synchronized music across multiple devices and rooms(sendspin-audio.com)
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by CharlesW 6mo ago
> also, I care about PWAs / glad we could make your day by introducing you to something new As the creator of pwascore.com, I'm in your elite club of the teensy percentage of people who care about PWAs. > I think if it we
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by CharlesW 6mo ago
> nowadays Apple do everything to suppress PWA ;) Incorrect, see https://pwascore.com/ for a non-religious take. Nobody cares about PWAs, but that's not Apple's fault.
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They Built the 'Cursor for Hardware.' Now, Anthropic Wants In(wired.com)
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by CharlesW 6mo ago
> I think a big part of this in recent years is SwiftUI just not being fully-cooked and Apple trying to shove it into a bunch of areas without enough attention to performance. FWIW, SwiftUI got a huge performance boost for iOS/mac
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by CharlesW 6mo ago
> …from a technical perspective it's very trivial to detect anything coming straight out of a Suno/Udio prompt. It's trivial to vibe-code something that detects watermarked output and accidental model fingerprints. But n
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by CharlesW 6mo ago
If that were true, then I agree that, "it's extremely unlikely anyone will ever encounter them naturally unless the creators spent a ton of money promoting them" would be true. But if you're on MusicTok or using any othe
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by CharlesW 6mo ago
"AI detectors" are fun like horoscopes are fun, until they flag your music as AI generated, and distribution channels blacklist you and your label sues you. On the bright side, you can sue the creator of the AI detector in retur
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by CharlesW 6mo ago
> …it's extremely unlikely anyone will ever encounter them naturally… "Extremely unlikely", you say? https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2025/nov/13/ai-music-...
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DanceUI: ByteDance's open source SwiftUI reimplmementation(github.com)
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Panic says the Playdate Catalog won't accept games made with generative AI(engadget.com)
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The Greatest Documentary You've Never Heard Of – Tie Xi Qu《铁西区》 by Wang Bing [video](youtube.com)
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"Should be no trouble at all for a driver to understand."(unsung.aresluna.org)
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