andybak

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by andybak 2y ago
> researchers have stumbled across what seem to be an entire new class of virus-like objects. I was confused at first. This isn't "Class" in the technical sense (i.e. the level between Phylum and Order)
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by andybak 2y ago
I added a comment to the issue here: https://github.com/scrtwpns/mixbox/issues/15
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by andybak 2y ago
Yes - I understand but in many (or even most) cases, opt-in makes the data worthless. There's literally no point collecting it.
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by andybak 2y ago
Users of my (free, open-source) app seem surprised to learn that we've got zero insight into usage patterns. There are situations where a small amount of anonymous telemetry would be extremely helpful but I'm not going to touch it
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by andybak 2y ago
You're confusing two different things and being obnoxious about it.
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by andybak 2y ago
> It sounds like a config dictionary with a continuous pipeline and good integration into design tools to me. I wish you were responsible for writing the article. This is a much better explanation.
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by andybak 2y ago
Which this product seems to build off: https://github.com/konfig-dev/konfig/tree/main/generator
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by andybak 2y ago
What would it take to have a unified memory architecture to rival Apple's ? Is it theoretically possible with PC motherboards and GPUs that sit in card slots of some form?
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by andybak 2y ago
> look like absolute garbage and are uselessly low resolution. I wish you'd chosen a different tone Plenty of things are low resolution, flawed, impractical and lacking in fidelity and still look gorgeous . In fact - people are d
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by andybak 2y ago
There will be both of those things in abundance. But I'm also seeing some genuinely creative uses of generative video - stuff I could argue has got some genuine creative validity. I am loathe to dismiss an entire technique because it i
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by andybak 2y ago
> I've been at this a while I'm not sure how much it adds to the discussion but so have I. Although I've taken a step back from doing web dev directly in the last few years, I have been a Django dev since about 2006. But b
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by andybak 2y ago
As someone that's inherited Flask projects that attempted to match Django levels of functionality, I couldn't disagree more.
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by andybak 2y ago
Shit. I have old phones in boxes in boxes that I've forgotten about. How worried should I be?
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by andybak 2y ago
I've been testing it and it's the best one I've tried so far. It does have failure cases but the success rate is fairly high and when it works, the resulting meshes are reasonably usable (maybe not to game dev production stan
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by andybak 2y ago
Interesting creative people will produce interesting creative output. People with no taste will produce tasteless content. The mountain of slop will grow. And some of us have no intention of publishing any output whatsoever but just find th
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by andybak 2y ago
They can figure out a fair bit of physics. It's not a "no physics" vs "physics" thing. Rather it's a "flawed and unreliable physics" thing. It's similar to the LLM hallucination problem. LLMs pro
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by andybak 2y ago
Can it run Llamatron?
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by andybak 2y ago
> React is not responsible for the stack of poorly maintained third party packages one chooses to use alongside it. It's not whether or not it's responsible. It's whether you suffer this pain if you choose a different fram
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by andybak 2y ago
I apologise for my rudeness.
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by andybak 2y ago
Sometimes you have to fight fire with fire. The fact that some people reach for React before even considering what they are building requires some corrective polemics.
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by andybak 2y ago
I strongly dislike React on pragmatic and philosophical grounds. I don't feel particularly irrational.
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by andybak 2y ago
This. As community support for an app Steam comments is my current target of hate.
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by andybak 2y ago
Do you religiously check that you haven't broken ctl-click, middle click or "right click/open in new tab"? I come across a site - sorry I meant "app" - almost every day that breaks this. Just use <a> and
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by andybak 2y ago
He spent a chunk of the article defining exactly those terms. I know we're not supposed to accuse people of not rtfa but sometimes it's a struggle.
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by andybak 2y ago
And yet somehow every day people are importing files from one application into another application. A solution doesn't have to be 100% to be useful. 3D file formats are a complete mess and yet somehow movies get made.
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by andybak 2y ago
Simplicity. Compactness.
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by andybak 2y ago
Not all node graphs are DAGs - a lot of audio platforms allow cycles I believe. But I'm thinking more about how the user would want to interact with the system. The trouble with graphs is that they tend to nudge you towards spaghetti a
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by andybak 2y ago
Surely it's no different to how IDEs can support autocomplete and intellisense for multiple languages. Something like a LSP definition would tell the editor what nodes were supported and what the syntax rules were. Previews and feedbac
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by andybak 2y ago
My first thought was "I didn't mean browser-based GUIs" but then I paused. It still feels wrong for the kind of apps I'm usually thinking of when people talk about node editors - none of them are web apps. But I guess
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by andybak 2y ago
Thanks. Fixed.

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