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by all2 1y ago
I cannot tell you how many times I've hit issues debugging and it was something like this. "You should know better" -- I know, I know, but I still snag on this occasionally.
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by all2 1y ago
This is one of the only places I see real conversation still happening, though.
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by all2 1y ago
Red Alert was a favorite. Unreal Tournament: GOTYE was another. Also AOE2. I still play AOE2 with friends occasionally.
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by all2 1y ago
When its snacks and BS while everyone gets hooked up and gets files off the local share to install SC2 for the nth time. It would take hours to get set up. Then more hours of play. We'd go for 10 to 12 hours sometimes, just to get thin
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by all2 1y ago
Just from glancing at the home page, this looks like a much fancier version of my SVG pipeline from 15 years ago. If it isn't too opinionated, it should be rather useful.
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by all2 1y ago
Can we bring our own playlist? This would be right up my alley with synthwave.
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by all2 1y ago
The outcomes are bad for all parties involved.
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by all2 1y ago
That depends on the code-base. I've found that hand-writing the first 50% of the code base actually makes adding new features somewhat easier because the context/shape of the idea is starting to come into focus. The LLM can take w
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by all2 1y ago
Depends. I've seen fairly complex micro controllers go for about 200 per board assembled for a short run of 10 to 20
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by all2 1y ago
There's an adaptation in there somewhere, though. Humans have a 'field of view' that constrains input data, and on the data processing side we have a 'center of focus' that generally rests wherever the eye rests (th
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by all2 1y ago
Or OshPark out of Oregon, USA. If you need kiting and assembly of the board there are plenty of board houses on the West Coast that will do it for you.
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Ask HN: Vibe coding way above my pay grade makes you uncomfortable?
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by all2 1y ago
> They're all super nice and we're friendly, but none of them are coming over to lift heavy weights in the garage while Creed is blasting. Tell me when and where, I'll bring the pre-workout.
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by all2 1y ago
> The engineers built tools and modules that put most of them out of work. Yes, but no. I'm in hardware. I deal with hardware engineers. This part of the industry is alive and well. You might not see it, but it's there. > On
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by all2 1y ago
Oh, the seven year itch. I didn't think it would apply to work, but it makes sense that it would.
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by all2 1y ago
I had a thought in the same vein while I was driving home; would I miss youtube if I never watched it again? There are creators on there that I thoroughly enjoy. Dunno.
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by all2 1y ago
I was thinking about something like this for county and city level meetings.
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by all2 1y ago
Can I box this up in a docker container and stuff it behind an API?
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by all2 1y ago
> Alternatives for what? The build system? The IPC? Honestly, I don't know. I don't even know what ROS is . I could spec a multiplatform (computing and embedded with sensors and controllers) system, and come up with something
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by all2 1y ago
I've tried a few times to get into ROS for personal projects. I guess I understand the gist of it, but I still don't understand it. Suppose I've got a motor, a motor driver, and an Arduino. How does ROS work with that? There&
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by all2 1y ago
That's likely a reference to the show "Cuties" which was a rage-provocateur for awhile. I cannot make assertions about the show, only that I am passingly familiar with the internet's larger distaste for the show based on
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by all2 1y ago
Probably, yes. A lot is plug and play, but not all. Having set one parent up on Mint, I can say categorically that it is still a bit of a config nightmare.
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by all2 1y ago
I'm glad to hear this. Working with LLMs makes me want to get up and go do something else. And at the end of a session I'm drained, and not in a good way.
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by all2 1y ago
Website with code and examples: https://jyopari.github.io/posts/seal
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by all2 1y ago
Is this maybe in the wrong place? How does this relate to FastHTML best practices?
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by all2 1y ago
If you divorce the game's time-step from your math it isn't too much of an issue. You just need to keep track of the time-delta so you have it for your calculations.
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by all2 1y ago
1. I don't use the internal DB stuff, I've been using Peewee ORM instead because it is more declarative (less magical) and fits in my head better. 2. I use app.get/post/etc. because it is more declarative. I like to know
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by all2 1y ago
I don't cajole the model to do it. I rarely use what the model generates. I typically do my own thing after making an assessment of what the model writes. I orient myself in the problem space with the model, then use my knowledge to wr
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by all2 1y ago
My typical approach is prompt, be disgusted by the output, tinker a little on my own, prompt again -- but more specific, be disgusted again by the output, tinker a littler more, etc. Eventually I land on a solution to my problem that isn&#x
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by all2 1y ago
I see two different assertions 1. The universe doesn't care about you 2. Life has no inherent meaning Do you mean to conflate these two? Do you find them merely agreeable, or do these propositions depend on each other?

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