OkGoDoIt

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by OkGoDoIt 11mo ago
I do! Pretty sad that IronPython isn’t a thing anymore, especially now that I’ve actually had to learn Python for machine-learning related reasons. At least .net did get the dynamic data type out of its brief interest in these.
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by OkGoDoIt 1y ago
And go where? IOS is worse as far as openness and controlling your own hardware. And the Linux phones are not exactly practical for normal use.
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by OkGoDoIt 1y ago
Part of the reason AI agents and MCP work is because AI can programmatically at runtime determine what plug-ins to use. Without the AI part, how does the host app know when to call a MCP server function?
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by OkGoDoIt 1y ago
Still no SDK though, what’s the point of smart glasses that only do what Meta lets them? I’m personally more excited about the Mentra Live glasses, which are fully programmable with AugmentOS.
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by OkGoDoIt 1y ago
I’ve never seen Waymo be cheaper than Uber/Lyft, but then again the audacity of them charging more even when they are driverless made me stop bothering to check pretty quickly. One of the selling points of Uber over taxis has always be
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by OkGoDoIt 1y ago
I don’t think the acquisition has closed yet, maybe this is still useful for a leverage/negotiating perspective. And it was almost certainly something they were working on before the acquisition anyway. I do think that’s an overly cyn
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by OkGoDoIt 1y ago
I feel like that’s the path San Francisco has been on. Over the last decade they’ve made it more and more painful to drive anywhere in the general downtown area. Market street and a few others are closed to cars, more and more streets don’t
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by OkGoDoIt 1y ago
Have you tried getting ticketing support from Ticketmaster? Even a sketchy phone number is better than no option at all…
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by OkGoDoIt 1y ago
Now that’s an awesome hackathon project! Exciting to see that smartglasses are finally getting to an interesting place.
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by OkGoDoIt 2y ago
A man powers home via solar panels and a thousand old laptop batteries. Makes a big difference! My first thought on seeing headline here was confusion, I thought maybe he was using residual charge from used laptop batteries or something.
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by OkGoDoIt 2y ago
Adult content and things like making biological/chemical/nuclear weapons are the other main topics that usually get censored. I don’t think the Chinese models tend to be less censored than western models in these dimensions. You c
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by OkGoDoIt 2y ago
That sounds perfect. This needs to go on a list for the next time I need to replace a dishwasher.
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by OkGoDoIt 2y ago
Thank you for making this happen! My family and friends are sick of my decade-long attachment to my pebble steel by now, haha. Any chance the particular extra color for the metal one could be an actual metal color? My pebble steel with the
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by OkGoDoIt 2y ago
I’ve been a .Net developer since it launched, but recently I find myself using it less and less. I’m so much more productive with LLM assistance and they aren’t very good at C#. (Seriously, I thought AI coding was all exaggeration until I s
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by OkGoDoIt 2y ago
For those of us who don’t recognize him by name, can you spell it out a little more clearly please?
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by OkGoDoIt 2y ago
Hmm, and using React even! No wonder it’s slow and bloated.
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by OkGoDoIt 2y ago
This was so cool to read. I often think in English names are black boxes that doesn’t have deeper meaning (unlike Chinese where names often have literal meaning), so the insight here was great. And in hindsight mostly obvious, but I had ne
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by OkGoDoIt 2y ago
I wish. I own my own modem and router, but Comcast won’t let me use them unless I pay a whole bunch of extra fees or accept a stupidly low monthly data cap. I’ve got my router downstream of theirs which is a bit annoying, especially conside
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by OkGoDoIt 2y ago
I also have been less impressed by o1 in cursor compared to sonnet 3.5. Usually what I will do for a very complicated change is ask o1 to architect it, specifically asking it to give me a detailed plan for how it would be implemented, but
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by OkGoDoIt 2y ago
I’ve been using it a lot recently. Multiple times even today while I’ve been trying to find just the right photos of my theater for a brochure I’m putting together. I have over 100,000 photos in Apple photos so even if I vaguely remember wh
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by OkGoDoIt 2y ago
Why do you assume sally@dankstartup.com doesn’t have a vanguard account? I’ve absolutely had similar retirement account logins that became difficult to access once I left that employer. Had to contact HR and get them to help me log into my
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by OkGoDoIt 2y ago
I have catchall email accounts in every domain name I own (mostly so I can do differentiated emails for every service to track/combat leakage), and you would not believe the amount of emails I get that are intended for previous domain
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by OkGoDoIt 2y ago
I was hoping for an example PNG on the webpage to showcase that it actually works. I’m on my phone so I can’t do much with a downloaded zip file. But it would be cool to see that the PNG renders like a normal image on Safari mobile.
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by OkGoDoIt 2y ago
I think this comment and the parent comment are talking about two different things. One of you is talking about using nondeterministic ML to implement the actual core logic (an automated script or asking Dave to do it manually), and one of
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by OkGoDoIt 2y ago
Towards the end of the blog post the author explains that he constrained the generation to only tokens that would be legal. For the OpenAI models he generated up to 10 different outputs until he got one that was legal, or just randomly cho
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by OkGoDoIt 2y ago
The site is amusing, and sure it feels fairly obvious that it’s parody/satire in this context, but also I went through the FAQ and fine print and I don’t see any admission that it’s parody/satire. They seem to hold very true to th
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by OkGoDoIt 2y ago
I’m assuming this refers to things analogous to dependabot on GitHub where maybe it automatically updates a library version reference and runs the tests and creates a PR if everything seems good, or similarly for fixing style issues or othe
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by OkGoDoIt 2y ago
My interpretation of the original article is they use the fuzzer to find an arbitrary very small bitmap input which when passed to the library causes it to crash. It’s unclear if the input image is even a valid bitmap image format that woul
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by OkGoDoIt 2y ago
I generally get a notification I need to charge my mouse when I’m in the middle of using it. It’s nice to be able to plug it in without interrupting my workflow. If instead I ignore the charge notification and keep working on what I was wor
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by OkGoDoIt 2y ago
I don’t think that actually works. In this case you’re talking about a round trip, with the switch’s outbound signal traveling fast (airborne/vacuum light speed) and the return signal of the object visually changing traveling slower (w

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