Kaliboy

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by Kaliboy 4mo ago
I finally found uses for Prolog haha. For years I would have been able to write exactly your comment. One use is a spellcheck. Though some bits are in Rust cause backtracking would be too slow. Another is a game I'm making, the server
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by Kaliboy 4mo ago
Phoenix does have that. ViewModels. I don't think its required to use though, but we always do.
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by Kaliboy 4mo ago
I sometimes let Claude Opus create plans, DeepSeek v4 pro implements and writes tests. Claude reviews and corrects. Saves like $2-3 per session. Same quality code.
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by Kaliboy 4mo ago
Honestly just build it using the tutorials and sound mind and you're like 80% there. This may sound crazy but when any interpreter boots up, but I feel it especially with BEAM, that needs to be your "let there be Light" momen
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by Kaliboy 4mo ago
I upgraded to the latest PopOS with Cosmic running on Wayland. Honestly everything just worked, but using it made me so nauseous. There was some latency somewhere, never figured it out. Running Cinnamon on X11 now. I did read some suggestio
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by Kaliboy 4mo ago
Let's hope the M at least has a root password. But you are right, that would be nasty. In my time the LAMP tutorials used the distribution packages so they always had sensible defaults.
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by Kaliboy 4mo ago
Inertia I guess... We try. I managed to remove it everywhere in our stack in CI and such but in dev everyone is used to docker build. And I don't have the energy for the team meeting to discuss a change. And honestly docker compose has
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by Kaliboy 4mo ago
But there it's a feature.
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by Kaliboy 4mo ago
Ah I see, makes sense. Would pair well with direnv to set the right keys per project.
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by Kaliboy 4mo ago
Did you consider that maybe he has different information than you do, and thus he holds a different opinion? I for one love MCP. It's way faster in my experience than skills / shell. And I like how (with Claude Code) I can setup t
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by Kaliboy 5mo ago
You sure? I got a manual that has lined up with expectations thus far.
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by Kaliboy 5mo ago
Honestly they have good separation of concerns in the Dutch government. And running the stack doesn't automatically mean hosting the services, there's enough local expertise in the Netherlands to run that. A few years ago I had th
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by Kaliboy 5mo ago
This is very interesting to me, I've been sleeping a lot lately. I'm autistic and just went through massive changes that basically keep locking up my brain and I freeze. I learned that sleeping helps, even if just 20 minutes. It h
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by Kaliboy 5mo ago
Have you tried Ardour? It's like a superset of Audacity.
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by Kaliboy 5mo ago
Yeah I know, but I thought I was doing purely theoretical excercises. And we always changed the regex NFA to an equivalent DFA and that was the implementation. So somehow I managed to internalize the idea that an NFA is purely theoretical a
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by Kaliboy 5mo ago
Those cheap baofeng's are illegal to use where I live on most of the spectrum they can operate on. Illegal to press the talk button anyway. So maybe the 1w is also a regulatory issue.
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by Kaliboy 5mo ago
This is amazing. I'm at loss for words. During my CS years I remember being fascinated by NFA's, as opposed to boring single universe DFA's. For some reason I internalized that I would never see something like an NFA implemen
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by Kaliboy 6mo ago
I'm not American, grew up on a Caribbean island. When I was little milkweed was everywhere, including our yard. Consequently monarch butterflies were everywhere. But we fought the milkweeds cause nobody wanted them in their yard cause
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by Kaliboy 6mo ago
I recently vibe coded a jack mixer in Rust. It can ingest and relay audio via LAN. I have around 40 ms latency, 50-60 ms if relaying via wifi. It would solve the issue in a similar way. One pc runs the mixer. The mixer has an input channel
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by Kaliboy 6mo ago
Same, our professor was okay, but he introduced a new system for the course that year, Weblab. I see it still exists and I have no doubt it works flawless now but every exam except the last ones was a mess. And regarding the screwdriver, I
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by Kaliboy 6mo ago
Hi there! Which year was that? I followed the course in 2012/2013. Bummer it's gone. We almost won the tournament, we lost cause we overestimated the enemy. We programmed our agents to assume that if they have our flag they'r
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by Kaliboy 6mo ago
No this GOAL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GOAL_agent_programming_languag...
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by Kaliboy 6mo ago
My favorite subject when studying CompSci (TU Delft) was called "Concepts of programming languages". We learned C, Scala (for functional) and Javascript (prototypes). It made learning Elixir years later much easier. We also had a
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by Kaliboy 6mo ago
After spending way too much time thinking about how I would program in a language I never heard about I realized that as a native Dutch speaker Nynorsk is fairly readable. I'm sold.
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by Kaliboy 6mo ago
I absolutely love this article. When I was a young lad, must have been 20 I came across some programming books, including programming in Ada. I read so much of it but never wrote a line of code in it, despite trying. Couldn't get the b
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by Kaliboy 6mo ago
Node is on another level though. It's cause they have no standard library.
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by Kaliboy 6mo ago
Lua will forever hold a special place in my heart. It was the first programming language that I actually managed to learn, instead of just attempting to learn it. It was chosen around 2008 or so to be the scripting language in Multi Theft A
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by Kaliboy 6mo ago
Horrible news for me, I quite like the idea and syntax, but it also reminds me of my wife which I am currently divorcing. Not sure I'd like the constant reminder.
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by Kaliboy 6mo ago
Maybe I don't understand your point, but why is Waylabd in your list?
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by Kaliboy 6mo ago
Did we read the same article? It literally drove them to create a new application.

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