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The Many Faces of Claude(eriskii.net)
7 points by TheAceOfHearts 6mo ago|1 comments
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by TheAceOfHearts 7mo ago
Gemini is great, but when I last tried it it wasn't as good as Claude Code with agentic workflows. When I tried Antigravity is was very unreliable, like the tooling had yet to catch up to the model such that it wasn't able to full
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by TheAceOfHearts 7mo ago
Well, there's layers. When I started using nixOS I read through the guide and wiki but I also used LLM assistance to help create a stable starting point. Then over time I've incrementally added new things to my configuration throu
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by TheAceOfHearts 7mo ago
Replaceable cables have always been a high priority for me. I've been using SHURE SE215 for almost 2 decades at this point.
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by TheAceOfHearts 7mo ago
Pokemon cards have gone full circle, GameStop now has an online service where you can gamble on cards digitally just like lootboxes. You buy a roll at different price points to win a PSA graded card from a set of probabilities, and then you
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by TheAceOfHearts 7mo ago
I've been saying this for a while, but if I had to use Grok for anything programming-related I'd feel very sad and unproductive. I was playing around with a local TTS model codebase but having some issues getting it to work, so I
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by TheAceOfHearts 8mo ago
Surely any sane person vibe coding a note taking app just has it save all the notes as markdown files to disk? At that point making a backup is trivial and they're unlikely to get corrupted.
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by TheAceOfHearts 8mo ago
I vibe coded a tiny MUD-style world sim where LLMs control each character. It's basically a little toy sandbox where LLMs can play around. There's no real goal to this, I just thought that it would be fun, like a more advanced tam
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by TheAceOfHearts 8mo ago
Hypothesis: limiting usage / tokens could have a positive effect on project quality, since it forces the developer to think more carefully about the problems they're working on. When you're forced to stop and slow down, you t
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by TheAceOfHearts 8mo ago
Well, I'm currently reading through "Designing Virtual Worlds" by Richard Bartle. He's known for being one of the creators of MUD (multi-user dungeon). I'm not far along enough to make a judgement on the quality of
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by TheAceOfHearts 8mo ago
Since we're on the subject of waste removal, most mammals also pee for roughly the same amount of time [0], around 20 seconds. If you look up a video of an elephant urinating, it's quite the spectacle and the flow is voluminous. [
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by TheAceOfHearts 8mo ago
That's really cute, it reminds me that Will Wright (creator of The Sims) has referenced this book "The Ants", by Bert Holldobler in multiple occasions as a key inspiration for his games (and in particular SimAnt) and systems
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by TheAceOfHearts 8mo ago
I think the desire is that in the long-term AI should be able to use any human-made application to accomplish equivalent tasks. This email demo is proof that this capability is a high priority.
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by TheAceOfHearts 8mo ago
This guy's videos were immediately going viral after the conflict began. I enjoyed and found them educational, but I'm taking all of his claims with a grain of salt because I also don't know much about the region or its histo
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by TheAceOfHearts 8mo ago
For context, there's been a massive project to produce as close to perfect of a color-corrected version of Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z. It can be found online in traditional anime torrenting sites. It's really an outstanding lab
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by TheAceOfHearts 8mo ago
I'd imagine that there's some discussion about how to make the most out of the tool as well as discussion of experiments and capabilities. I'm not even sure what exactly "Microsoft Copilot" entails anymore because o
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The Legal Rights of Extraterrestrials(rfreitas.com)
2 points by TheAceOfHearts 8mo ago|1 comments
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by TheAceOfHearts 8mo ago
Colin and Samir have some really in-depth videos with MrBeast which help document and explain his rise in fame, influence, and prominence. He's one of the most dedicated optimizers of our time, and he's been responsible for shapin
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by TheAceOfHearts 8mo ago
Yeah, many podcasts are either: (1) an advertising platform for a guest's new book, (2) a platform for the guest to play their "greatest hits" without engaging critically or exploring new ideas, or (3) a platform for the host
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by TheAceOfHearts 8mo ago
Conversations With Tyler: he tends to ask some of the most creative and interesting questions. For a specific episode recommendation, I really enjoyed "Donald S. Lopez Jr. on Buddhism". He also has an older interview with Paul Gra
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by TheAceOfHearts 8mo ago
I think vibe coding something and showing it off on Show HN is probably fine, but it boils my blood when people cannot even be bothered to write the post body themselves. If someone is using an AI generated post body and title that's u
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Data Models(datamodels.databases.biz)
1 points by TheAceOfHearts 8mo ago|0 comments
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by TheAceOfHearts 8mo ago
A minor correction, but Atlassian was founded in Australia, and their global headquarters is still in Australia.
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by TheAceOfHearts 8mo ago
For me the biggest benefit from using LLMs is that I feel way more motivated to try new tools because I don't have to worry about the initial setup. I'd previously encountered tools that seemed interesting, but as soon as I tried
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by TheAceOfHearts 9mo ago
I'm worried that this will lead to a Prop 65 [0] situation, where eventually everything gets flagged as having used AI in some form. Unless it suddenly becomes a premium feature to have 100% human written articles, but are people reall
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by TheAceOfHearts 9mo ago
I'll take it one step further and say you should always ask yourself if the application or project even needs a beefy database like Postgres or if you can get by with using SQLite. For example, I've found a few self-hosted service
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by TheAceOfHearts 9mo ago
I find enjoyment in everything you mentioned (been reading since the Slate Star Codex days!) and I read a good mix of all book types, so I want to offer some gentle push-back. Reading fun fantasy books allows you to take your inner child an
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by TheAceOfHearts 9mo ago
This comment is a bit confusing and surprising to me because I tried Antigravity three weeks ago and it was very undercooked. Claude was actually able to identify bugs and get the bigger picture of the project, while Gemini 3 with Antigravi
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by TheAceOfHearts 9mo ago
I think the plan going forward is to allow people to implement their own CSS layout primitives using Houdini, but I haven't kept track of how it has evolved or progressed.
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by TheAceOfHearts 9mo ago
Here's the thing: the overall movie isn't good, but it might contain some really good elements. The point of skimming and controlling your media experience is to appreciate the good parts while discarding the bad. It's the eq

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