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by all2 11mo ago
> Programming was very meditative and fulfilling experience for me, "building something" whatever it is, now I can see it slipping through my fingers. I've been characterizing it to others as the difference between hand-ca
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by all2 11mo ago
Same. After using AI for too long I get the same mental feeling as I do when scrolling endlessly on YouTube, a listless empty purposeless feeling that I find difficult to break out of without a whole night's rest.
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by all2 11mo ago
My wife and I have this discussion on a regular basis. We want kids, but we've both had to navigate technology usage without any guide, and I've personally experienced how ruinous a smartphone can be. We want to teach our children
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by all2 11mo ago
I'm getting AGI will not be benevolent. Humans aren't, and the things we create mirror that reality.
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by all2 11mo ago
Housing prices won't ever stabilize as long as land is a tradeable commodity that 'stores' value. If people can make money with man-in-the-middle techniques and cheap money (low interest rates), then they will, and this will
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by all2 11mo ago
crush-cli has this. I think the google gemini chat app also has this now.
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by all2 11mo ago
I worked adjacent to many masters and PhDs when I was going to school. It was a trope that 'if you aren't mentally ill, you aren't working hard enough', as if the expectation was to destroy any enjoyment or wonder in you
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by all2 11mo ago
If your printer speaks ZPL, I might have a solution in the near future. I'm working on a ZPL server that handles printers (USB and network), label templates, CSV uploads (for batch printing labels), and the like.
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by all2 11mo ago
> first mention i've heard of abacus.ai and IDE. what do you think stands out about them? Their reasoning agent is better than anything else I've used, tbh. The inability to use it in a CLI environment is why I stopped using it
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by all2 11mo ago
This is enough for me to give this a go. I've tried a few different tools; abacus.ai (and their IDE), claude CLI, crush-cli. My workflows are still mostly on the command line, and a little in VS Code. I haven't found a flow that w
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by all2 11mo ago
In CSS?
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by all2 11mo ago
Excellent gate. This weeds out attention seekers, as well.
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by all2 11mo ago
How are you dodging the cross-concerns of 'people who use the app more are more likely to dump money into it'? At present, customers who pay are more desperate than customers who don't, so income is directly tied to customers
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by all2 11mo ago
I'd be curious what statemachine libs you're using. The open source side of python statemachines is pretty limited (though python-statemachine is rather nice and its repo owner is a pleasure to work with). Something on the typesc
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by all2 11mo ago
> Same experience working on FastAPI projects. I don’t know how big production apps are maintained (and supported operationally) with the mess that is python+async+types. Very painfully. I avoid the async libs where possible. I'm no
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by all2 1y ago
"Normal growth"?
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by all2 1y ago
I've had problems with Sunstone since they got bought by a company in the Midwest. It may just be corporate integration pains, but still. Specifically we had issues with added graphics not in my GERBERS, and some through hole plating i
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by all2 1y ago
A volcanic comet?
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by all2 1y ago
My man, your articles were the mainstay of my internet reading for the better part of a decade. Suffice to say that you are part of why I'm an engineer. Thank you for that, at least.
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by all2 1y ago
By _the_ Brian Benchoff? Of Hackaday fame? Pretty cool I'll have to give this a shot.
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Show HN: Define, Generate, Parse Sequences(v0-sequence-generator-ui.vercel.app)
2 points by all2 1y ago|1 comments
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by all2 1y ago
Hi. I've had this sequence generator in my head for about 4 or 5 months now. I've been working on a mini-PLM for work projects, and it seemed right to me to be able to spec part numbers using a fixed grammar. The idea is that a pa
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by all2 1y ago
For libs, yes, for applications dev, no. I would expect fixing an application to an older version would be just fine, so long as you don't need newer language features. If newer language features are a requirement, I would expect that
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by all2 1y ago
I'd be curious if there is additional tooling needed for this, as Zig is a moving target in terms of language/features. I know of _ways_ to do this, but has anyone done this successfully with a RAG+version locked docs or something
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by all2 1y ago
I'm in exactly this position. I keep getting offers that would increase my monthly bill.
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by all2 1y ago
A chapter of ARM is a really good bet. All you have to do is check their website and show up to a public event and introduce yourself. Lend a hand with setup and teardown. A church might be a bit of a reach. A man of God (not a pastor, unle
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by all2 1y ago
Oof. I'm seeing lots of issues packed into this. You need good counseling. Not marriage counseling (that's a scam in most cases), but individual counseling. Even just a bro to talk to while you turn wrenches or heft iron. Just fin
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by all2 1y ago
Rip-packs and drill guards are designed for running system protection. Those don't protect against compromised components, though, so select your hardware with care?
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by all2 1y ago
If I had to handle this problem, I'd do some kind of "split on existing loaded GPUs" for new sessions, and then when some cap is hit, spool an additional GPU in the background and the transfer the new session to that GPU as s
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by all2 1y ago
I spent my formative years outside, playing in the dirt. I don't get sick often (or I didn't until covid kicked in).

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