JLO64

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by JLO64 8d ago
I strongly second this, although I must admit it loaded surprisingly fast for me as I'm on a mobile hotspot in the back of a car.
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by JLO64 12d ago
I don't mind that since it helps with legibility which I find some fonts with a hand drawn aspect to them have.
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by JLO64 17d ago
Here’s an internet archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20221024031807/https://www.wired...
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by JLO64 17d ago
Personally I can understand why these instructions were added. Back in the GPT-5 days I tried using that model for a uv/Python project but it consistently ran the wrong commands or used pip despite my instructions within AGENTS.md . Th
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by JLO64 19d ago
I deliver packages for Amazon as an independent contractor (via Amazon Flex). While there are plenty of issues I have with it, I have an overall positive sentiment. For those who don’t want to work full time hours (you can schedule yourself
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by JLO64 20d ago
Here's the blog post from the Asahi devs announcing this: https://asahilinux.org/2026/09/m2-episode-1/
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by JLO64 22d ago
While I don’t have a positive opinion on the current attempts to use AI within education, I do question if a complete moratorium is the best way to go about it right now. Despite whatever the mayor says, students will use AI with or without
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by JLO64 25d ago
For a docker image of mine I was bundling the full version of LibreOffice as well but I managed to get some space savings by bundling just the no-gui version.
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by JLO64 25d ago
For my tutoring job one of the things I teach is Scratch but I do so very rarely (most of my lessons are for Python). So far, I’ve had two Scratch students that have stuck out to me: - Student A started with Scratch, but within 2-3 lessons
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by JLO64 28d ago
I already knew what Warp is (I switched to Ghostty and haven't looked back), but I find it odd that the "The quick pitch" card at the top of this article makes no mention of what the company actually does. Who cares more abou
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by JLO64 28d ago
I'm in the middle of a Forgejo migration myself for similar reasons. What finally pushed me over the edge was a hour long Actions outage that prevented me from pushing a hot fix for a bug to my webapp. (I relied on GH Actions to build
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by JLO64 29d ago
> In a listening session with instructors, we learned that some were considering using AI agents as research assistants instead of hiring undergraduates as UROPs. If researchers at a well funded institution like MIT are seriously conside
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by JLO64 1mo ago
> One small but useful improvement was to give every task an explicit deadline and expose that deadline to the agent. I’m really curious about trying this myself. Recently I’ve been handing off tasks for agents to complete on their own m
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by JLO64 1mo ago
This exactly sums up my long term feelings. Even now I’m annoyed by all the background bloat/tasks that are running on it, and I’d prefer being able to have more control over what runs on it for battery/performance reasons. Additi
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by JLO64 1mo ago
I actually didn’t buy it! It was a gift from a friend who really likes splurging at Micro Center. If it were my money, I probably would’ve gotten an Air.
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by JLO64 1mo ago
> Thanks to the combined efforts of mildsunrise and chaos_princess, we discovered that ACE3 has pretty much the same register set as CD3217, only wrapped in a SPMI interface instead of addressed over I2C. Both the SPMI interface and ACE3
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by JLO64 1mo ago
As mentioned in another comment, I don't think I'm allowed to distribute my modified EPUB as per the repo's license (nor do I really know the best way to do so, I don't use cloud storage). That said, I have written an Is
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by JLO64 1mo ago
> ND (NoDerivatives). If you remix, transform, or build upon the material, you may not distribute the modified material. Unfortunately since I modified the cover image (I ended up resizing it) I don't think I'd be allowed to di
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by JLO64 1mo ago
While the web version of this book looks fine, I only read books on my Kindle (with KOReader). Thankfully all I had to do was clone the source repo ( https://github.com/BruceEckel/ThinkingInPython ) and run `make epub` t
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by JLO64 2mo ago
It's worth nothing that recent Claude models seem to have gotten worse at tool calling outside of Claude Code and the SDK: https://lucumr.pocoo.org/2026/7/4/better-models-worse-tools/
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by JLO64 2mo ago
Likely because they had the capacity to spare. Prior to Grok 4.5, I doubt there was much demand for their models.
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by JLO64 2mo ago
It wouldn’t surprise me if Meta does become the #1 American open weights provider, but I doubt it’ll be easy. Thinking Machines has a good amount of talent behind them as I understand it and their Inkling model was decent (admittedly not gr
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by JLO64 2mo ago
I feel that more warning is needed for this book. Everything you’ve stated is true, but the book’s first chapter contains some of the most disturbing depictions of stuff I don’t know I can type here on HN. Additionally, the last chapter put
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by JLO64 2mo ago
This is somewhat similar to the situation here in LA where they service and very often drive through Westlake/MacArthur-Park which undoubtedly low income. I think it’s for practical reasons though, as they’re not allowed to use the fre
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by JLO64 2mo ago
My understanding is that they only operate in areas they’ve had approved and pre-mapped out for them though. Practically I don’t think the scenario you’ve described would ever happen, but I too would like to see it (I suspect they wouldn’t
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by JLO64 2mo ago
You're right, I do have an ortholinear keyboard! I have an Inland MK-47 I bought on a whim from Microcenter, but it's been absolutely transformational. It did require a fair amount of setup though: - I swapped out the switched fro
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by JLO64 2mo ago
My bad, I did mean "ortholinear"!
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by JLO64 2mo ago
I’ve had positive experiences with Keychron products in the past, but I’ve moved past them as I now prefer orthogonal layouts. That said, I loved their support of QMK on my Q1 Pro and I really hope this ends up on that same level.
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Keychron announces first open-source firmware for gaming mice(digitalfoundry.net)
442 points by JLO64 2mo ago|183 comments
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by JLO64 2mo ago
> Perhaps a league for retired stars would do well. Isn't that the role MLS plays for European soccer players? I'm not complaining, but many players who are no longer in their prime (Zlatan, Beckham, Messi, Son, etc) come over

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