Mashimo

7 ms·

151.
by Mashimo 4mo ago
> I can't imagine having my workflow taken away from me You never ever had a single software change its workflow?
152.
by Mashimo 4mo ago
> Like would running `linearcli --help` then `notioncli --help` then `slackcli --help` etc, or am I missing something? I'm not super deep into all of this, but I think except latest Claude Code release the mcp is frontloaded into th
153.
by Mashimo 4mo ago
Well depends on what a problem for you is. But the purging on complex models can be more plastic then the model itself needs. And it also takes time. The difference can be a few hours vs a day of print time. Plenty of videos online that sho
154.
by Mashimo 4mo ago
> we shouldn’t buy disposable ewaste with a short life. Indeed. That makes two of us.
155.
by Mashimo 4mo ago
> Uncles don’t let relatives buy less than 16gb ram. That has been my standard since ~2010 and our 2013 mbp is still running fine because I insisted on it. Just last weekend I bought 8gb ram thinkpad t14 for an elderly relative. 240 EUR.
156.
by Mashimo 4mo ago
> Higgsfield, a San Francisco startup valued at $1.3 billion.. Tesla Robo Taxi, the clean up robot that break AirBnB furnature, this Ai Movie compani .. All news from THIS week about companies that just lie to get ahead. I'm tired o
157.
by Mashimo 4mo ago
> I don’t want to touch TypeScript stuff with a ten foot pole Why not? Is it because you need to change the code?
158.
by Mashimo 4mo ago
If you Code open source projects anyway, might give it a spin.
159.
by Mashimo 4mo ago
Heck yes, Teenage Engineering does indeed have some beautiful design. Same as Braun. I looked up "Xbox 720" and can't see the resemblens to the Luces inside. The type of buttons, how you use them, how they feel, is for me par
160.
by Mashimo 4mo ago
Maybe going for the money. Forbit EU banks from transferring funds to known Temu accounts.
161.
by Mashimo 4mo ago
> "CONTROL PANEL" in your link? It is still a flat screen ... Yes, it has 9 or so physical buttons. Those are the ones I talked about in the post you are replaying to. As long as you can most needed tasks by buttons I'm fi
162.
by Mashimo 4mo ago
Yeah, climate on/off seems to be a touchscreen button. Hopefully you can activate it by changing the temperature. Or maybe double pressing the "climate" physical button.
163.
by Mashimo 4mo ago
If you want to discuss it, maybe explain it? I like tactile knobs and switches. I can see my self enjoying using them, similar to a fidget toy. Or an earbuds case that you can close with a satisfying SNAP. Look at the infotainment, you have
164.
by Mashimo 4mo ago
And you have to flip it over and charge it from the underside.
165.
by Mashimo 4mo ago
The inside looks so freaking cool: https://www.ferrari.com/en-EN/auto/ferrari-luce-design Look at those tactile buttons and knobs. For cruise control and wipers. And the flip switches for Infotainment / clima
166.
by Mashimo 4mo ago
Also I'm pretty sure the original source was linked here on HN before.
167.
by Mashimo 4mo ago
I'm not 100% sure, but I think Oblivion also had shadow based stealth.
168.
by Mashimo 4mo ago
I remember playing the demo version of Splinter Cell on my 800 mhz computer. It was laggy, but the framerate would go up when switching to thermal view :D
169.
by Mashimo 5mo ago
We use TeamCity for CI builds, before that Jenkins. Only accessible from the inside of the network. Even though it's selfhosted and we don't have a dedicated infrastructure team, I don't remember it ever being down in the las
170.
by Mashimo 5mo ago
The principle of not trying to offend because it's childish? I don't like swearing, and I really try to not offend people. But telling someone not to do something with the sole reason giving it's childish I dislike strongly.
171.
by Mashimo 5mo ago
If it's ok and often done for cars, why not for pet rocks and llms?
172.
by Mashimo 5mo ago
It's also used when voicing frustration, or as nick names. "Gosh darn it, why won't you start now you rust bucket"
173.
by Mashimo 5mo ago
Pi is a LLM agent harness similar to OpenCode, claude code CLI, OpenAI Codex. It's a minimal TUI to "talk" to an AI. Mostly for coding. And it's build in a way where it's minimal and user can extend or write plugin
174.
by Mashimo 5mo ago
I guess. I'm not sure if it's the exception, but for example "rust bucket" is mostly used against old vehicles. Now I'm laying here, wondering if it's bad to be discriminating against objects.
175.
by Mashimo 5mo ago
Pi is just the harness. I think in case of the article that is what they mean when they say agent. You can write one in 200 lines of code. Just a TUI for an api.
176.
by Mashimo 5mo ago
Fascinating. Is it that exact word, or rather any negative words towards llms? For example would calling my agent "piece of shit" be similar for you? What about other objects like an old car?
177.
by Mashimo 5mo ago
> Engineering-wise building agents with agent essentially is a different skill patterns than building software with agents Why would that be different?
178.
by Mashimo 5mo ago
What makes the two words relate so much for you?
179.
by Mashimo 5mo ago
I also know it happens. I still don't understand why.
180.
by Mashimo 5mo ago
You can also just tell any LLM service like ChatGPT, Gemini or claude to "proofread this text, don't change too much" and it will also work.

More ›