_matthew_

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by _matthew_ 13d ago
The interesting part about this is that what authors write _actually_ becomes reality to a certain degree. Like authors alongside hollywood and other content creators are _literally_ designing what the future looks like right now whether we
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by _matthew_ 24d ago
+1, I'll also add Maki to the list: https://github.com/tontinton/maki
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by _matthew_ 1mo ago
To be honest, I'm quite thankful to whomever decided this. If it were the other way around and everyone used px but it represented true pixels, there's no doubt developers would be incorrectly designing interfaces across the board
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by _matthew_ 1mo ago
I think software factory is a loaded term that implies it can help you build any software to any complexity which as you correctly noted, is absolutely not true. However, if you just think of these kinds of LLM driven software factories as
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by _matthew_ 2mo ago
Oops, I think I looked past it because I only imagine 3Blue1Brown as a floating imaginary educational voice not a real person with a name .
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by _matthew_ 2mo ago
I'm surprised no one has mentioned the recent 3 Blue 1 Brown video on this topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6DKRf-fAAM
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by _matthew_ 2mo ago
Ello is targeted at 5 year olds whereas this is targeted at a broader range. Also the mechanisms are explained much more clearly here.
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by _matthew_ 3mo ago
I had a similar idea but with a much lower-brained approach of security through purely uuid uniqueness (to some degree, similar to the initial writer controlling access), and without any actual constructs built into it: https://g
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by _matthew_ 4mo ago
Cro.ai seems to be: https://crof.ai/ Of course though they are not necessarily a viable solution for companies with security requirements etc. given it is just a single person project, but they still serve as a proof it can