JeremyHerrman

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   by JeremyHerrman 7mo ago

   I'm in the thick of it right now as a serial founder with a 5 and a 1 year old. One thing I'm surprised paulg didn't touch on is how much it can evolve your relationship with your partner (for the better!). Watching my wife h
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   by JeremyHerrman 7mo ago

   this site is oozing with early 2000s charm - love it i also like how they use a through-hole transistor as a scale for their miniature CRTs section be sure to check out another more modern labor of love for CRTs: crtdatabase.com
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   by JeremyHerrman 7mo ago

   agreed that Apple will scrap these, but surely some of these will escape (even in a non-functional state) and with enough effort folks will figure out how to boot them. I have a few prototype apple devices in my collection. Especially with
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   by JeremyHerrman 8mo ago

   For anyone who liked Apple's Xserve lineup, it's very cool to get a peek at these rackmount Apple "advanced AI servers" I'm excited for these to fall into collectors hands in a decade or two.
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   by JeremyHerrman 10mo ago

   Disappointed to see continued increased pricing for 3 Flash (up from $0.30/$2.50 to $0.50/$3.00 for 1M input/output tokens). I'm more excited to see 3 Flash Lite. Gemini 2.5 Flash Lite needs a lot more steering than regu
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   by JeremyHerrman 10mo ago

   I use never-ending notion pages like this and now they have grown so large that they crash on mobile / tablet so I can only access via desktop. If anyone knows of a good rich markdown / block based editor that can handle huge page
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   by JeremyHerrman 10mo ago

   shameless plug for a similar site which a friend built, but for dozens of TV shows and movies: https://amphetamem.es/
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   by JeremyHerrman 11mo ago

   same for me, but I've never found a 7 leaf (which is extra annoying as a futurama fan)
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   by JeremyHerrman 11mo ago

   I've been able to find four-leaf clovers easily since I was a kid. Like the OP they seem to just "pop out" at me as I quickly scan the ground, but I do not have the same background with synesthesia. Since four and five leaf c
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    by JeremyHerrman 1y ago

    I'm interested in how these old IDEs were used during the transition from assembly to high level languages. It seems especially topical given the LLM integration into today's IDEs. Back then was it common to have a split or interl
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    by JeremyHerrman 1y ago

    Unifi G4 Doorbell Pro [0] is a great self-hosted option. I've been very happy with mine over the last year, but I was already bought into the unifi ecosystem with a UDM Pro SE and U6 mesh APs. 0: https://store.ui.com/us
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    by JeremyHerrman 1y ago

    Overall yes (with some caveats below), it's comfortable enough to wear for a few hours. I'm usually in the window seat and I try to be discreet, so nobody has really asked me about it. All of the features work well even with no in
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    by JeremyHerrman 1y ago

    I've had the Vision Pro since launch, and the only thing that keeps me coming back to it nearly daily is the Mac Virtual Display for my MacBook Pro. It's just so useful to have a huge display wherever you want it - no hunching ove
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    by JeremyHerrman 1y ago

    author here - I made this comment elsewhere, but I still think apple made the right call even if it leads to a bit of confusion at first. As others have pointed out, sliders have limits & knobs don't, so I do think they have their
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    by JeremyHerrman 1y ago

    author here - I was specifically talking about digital knobs on touch screens having both spin gestures AND horizontal/vertical slide gestures. If you can point me to a DAW besides Garageband on iPad which was on a touchscreen with tho
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    by JeremyHerrman 1y ago

    author here - fair point but I still think apple made the right call even if it leads to a bit of confusion at first. If a digital knob needs to be turned several times (e.g. 1080º, common in DAWs), the "default" way to interact w
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    by JeremyHerrman 1y ago

    oh wow this is my article! wild to see it pick up traction after 13 years. I guess I should probably publish more of my drafts... Thanks for reading/commenting!
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    by JeremyHerrman 1y ago

    depends on what abstraction level you enjoy being creative at. Some people like creative coding, others like being creative with apps and features without much care to how it's implemented under the hood. I like both, but IMO there is
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    by JeremyHerrman 1y ago

    I don't get why people are downvoting this due to the parametric claim. Yes, STEP files don't have a feature tree and cannot be parameterized. I read it as OP saying that under the hood there __is__ parameterization before the fin
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    by JeremyHerrman 1y ago

    sounds interesting when are you planning on making more info publicly available?
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    by JeremyHerrman 1y ago

    bloomberg had an article last week which has a nice overview of how to manually open doors from inside teslas without power: https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2025-tesla-dangerous-door... Unpaywalled: https:/&#x
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    by JeremyHerrman 1y ago

    beautiful site!
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    by JeremyHerrman 1y ago

    thanks!
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    by JeremyHerrman 1y ago

    woah that's a new one for me too! great find
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    by JeremyHerrman 1y ago

    "Infinite Loop", a Haiku for Sonnet: Great! Issue resolved! Wait, You're absolutely right! Found the issue! Wait,
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    by JeremyHerrman 1y ago

    well done! I also made one, but for the mac control panel. https://jherrm.github.io/classic-mac-desktop-pattern/
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    by JeremyHerrman 1y ago

    (and I also did the hack of reading raw images to get the binary pattern :-D the source for the converter is also in this repo)
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    by JeremyHerrman 1y ago

    Two years ago I vibe coded a recreation of the Mac Desktop Pattern Control Panel to change a website's background. Demo here: https://jherrm.github.io/classic-mac-desktop-pattern/ Source: https://githu
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    by JeremyHerrman 1y ago

    Pen-based handhelds designed around writing seem to gravitate to larger form factors than phones. I'm surprised nobody's mentioned the similarity in size to the Apple Newton MessagePad from the 90s: Original MessagePad: 184 x 114
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    by JeremyHerrman 1y ago

    totally agree - they all need a human in the loop at this point. I'm constantly stopping gpt-5/sonnet 4 and steering. Unfortunately with grok it completely misses the plot constantly