TyrunDemeg101

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by TyrunDemeg101 2mo ago
I love this, this is incredible!
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Thresholds: Why Two Nearly Identical Crowds Do Opposite Things(theholbrookreport.com)
2 points by TyrunDemeg101 2mo ago|0 comments
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by TyrunDemeg101 3mo ago
This is totally something I ran into! I start with a simple Project 73 (increment the number always), then after I have started to get a good feeling of it, I name it something that sounds emotionally close to what the song feels like for m
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The Punctum and the Blind Field(theholbrookreport.com)
3 points by TyrunDemeg101 4mo ago|0 comments
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by TyrunDemeg101 5mo ago
The 0% blackmail rate is the headline but the post's own footnote is the more interesting line: "results on more recent models may be confounded by the presence of information about the evaluation in the pre-training corpus."
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by TyrunDemeg101 6mo ago
I 100% agree with this and have found it to entirely be my own drive for learning and creating. For me it is beyond trying to make money or become famous, it is simply to enjoy the journey and the creativity that comes with creating music.
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by TyrunDemeg101 6mo ago
Same, holy shit immediately knew this was written by an LLM.
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by TyrunDemeg101 6mo ago
Chefs Kiss , thank you for that bit of schadenfreude to go with my morning coffee.
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by TyrunDemeg101 6mo ago
Hey jberthom, this is awesome! How do you handle logged in sessions/user authentication? I built something much much more primitive, but I have it actually storing session data in the local project folder and then re-using those cookie
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by TyrunDemeg101 6mo ago
This may be true, but I don't believe it makes it any less valid. Perhaps the comment YOU made could also fall into that category? Pointing out a low-effort comment is ALSO a low-effort comment?
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by TyrunDemeg101 6mo ago
Both are wonderful. I thought the movie was an excellent adaptation of the book. But I am glad I read the book first, I got much more out of it - it goes a lot more in depth into the science and engineering challenges that occur throughout.
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by TyrunDemeg101 6mo ago
Congrats man! That's an awesome accomplishment! Amazing movie and the end credit visuals WERE incredible!
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by TyrunDemeg101 7mo ago
That is the way of the internet unfortunately. Instead of simply appreciating something, it's important to find a criticism and voice it. That way you're 'adding' to the conversation. I mean look back at HN classic posts
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by TyrunDemeg101 7mo ago
Holy crap, just tried this and I was skeptical, but it sold me within minutes. This truly is great!
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by TyrunDemeg101 7mo ago
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss...
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Building a Comprehensive Continuity Package So My Client Could Replace Me(streamforge.ltd)
1 points by TyrunDemeg101 7mo ago|1 comments
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by TyrunDemeg101 7mo ago
Happy to answer questions about the process. Quick context: I've been the lead developer for this client for over six years across four interconnected systems (ERP, competitive analysis platform, iOS app, infrastructure). All the insti
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by TyrunDemeg101 7mo ago
Hahaha - thank you for making me laugh AND for being supportive all in the same breath
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by TyrunDemeg101 8mo ago
I'm also an older Internet user, but I assumed that it was a nuclear option to so dramatically change the expected behavior that without warning people they would be quite shocked. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by TyrunDemeg101 8mo ago
I DO miss the discoverability. I really do. But my self control for watching shorts ends up being incredibly self sabotaging. I truly wish I could permanently disable shorts in some way. I wish I could use my DNS to block shorts, but alas t
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by TyrunDemeg101 8mo ago
Yea - the not remembering a spot in a video IS a slight inconvenience, but for me it's a small price to pay in order to not get sucked into HOURS thrown away chasing the next 'hit' of dopamine from shorts.
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by TyrunDemeg101 8mo ago
A nuclear option that's worked extremely well for me is going into Youtube's settings and disabling history. I no longer am even able to see shorts, they don't get suggested to me. However, this is an extreme nuclear option a
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by TyrunDemeg101 8mo ago
Alex Rome has really really amazing easy to follow videos about some patterns in music development: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCh1MtJ4rx4n4PQGYNYK_UXA I've been making music now for 8 months and have absolut
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by TyrunDemeg101 8mo ago
That is both awesome and terrifying. Good for Mattias building something new and interesting! I cannot possibly imagine putting my fingers near that thing though!
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by TyrunDemeg101 9mo ago
I was banned as well, out of the blue suddenly and without warning. I believe it was because I was either doing something like what OP was doing AND/OR using the allowed limits to their fullest extent. It completely blew me away and I
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by TyrunDemeg101 9mo ago
I am finding the same thing! I used to use a window management tool long ago called something like Zooom (it lets you press hotkeys and it 'picks up' your window and you can easily move it around). I fell in love with it like 20 y
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by TyrunDemeg101 9mo ago
Nice man, good for you. I was feeling burned out as well, but LLMs have allowed me to focus on solving and creating rather than the low level issues that constantly were the focus.
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by TyrunDemeg101 9mo ago
I'm really proud of this - vibe coded the hell out of it with Claude, but I love how I was able to step out of the annoying and nit picking css and browser incompatibilities I've dealt with for the last 20 years and just do the ar
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by TyrunDemeg101 9mo ago
Replying to myself for anyone that sees this... but I just have to say - within a day of posting, someone purchased my entire discography! I'm so blown away! So validating to know someone enjoyed my work enough to buy it. Thank you to
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by TyrunDemeg101 9mo ago
Very cool, found myself just staring at it for a few minutes! Thanks for sharing!

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