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by bikeshaving 9mo ago
I’m not sure this is correct. The DOM class HTMLDetailsElement has the `open` property, which you can use to read/write the details element’s state. If you’re using setAttribute/getAttribute just switch to the property. https:&#x
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by bikeshaving 9mo ago
I find that asking Claude to develop and Codex to review the uncommitted changes will typically result in high-value code, and eliminate all of Claude’s propensity to perpetually lie and cheat. Sometimes I also ideate with Claude and then a
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by bikeshaving 9mo ago
I have a similar workflow except I haven’t put time into the tooling - Claude is adept at TMUX and it can almost even prompt and respond to ChatGPT except it always forgets to press Enter when it sends keys. Have your agents been able to co
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by bikeshaving 10mo ago
This is a nice coincidence. I’ve been heads-down on publishing a JavaScript full-stack metaframework before the end of the year. However, in the past two weeks I’ve been goaded by Claude Code to extract and publish a separate database clien
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by bikeshaving 10mo ago
My guess is this is a subset of the halting problem (does this program accept data with non-halting decompression), and is therefore beautifully undecidable. You are free to leave zip/tgz/whatever fork bombs as little mines for li
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by bikeshaving 10mo ago
This isn’t science fiction anymore. CIA is using chatbot simulations of world leaders to inform analysts. https://archive.ph/9KxkJ
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by bikeshaving 10mo ago
You know when Claude Code for Terminal starts scroll-looping and doom-scrolling through the entire conversation in an uninterruptible fashion? Just try reading as much as of it as you can. It strengthens your ability to read code in an inst
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by bikeshaving 10mo ago
https://github.com/Gricha/macro-photo/blob/highest-quality/l... The logger library which Claude created is actually pretty simple, highly approachable code, with utilities for logging the timings of asyn
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by bikeshaving 10mo ago
This is interesting. The argument which I’m gleaning from the essay is that the old proposed API of having an intermediary new Sanitizer() class with a sanitize(input) method which returns a string is actually insecure because of mutated XS
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by bikeshaving 10mo ago
I’m guessing they chose $512,000 because “512” is a power of 2 and systems programmers love that sort of shit, but 2^19 is 524,288. I mean $12,288 is not insignificant but it would have been cooler.
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by bikeshaving 11mo ago
If you want adventurous fonts, try: Open Dyslexic: https://opendyslexic.org Using this font will make you brain look at similarly shaped sans serifs in strange ways. You can configure Claude Web to use this font. Atkinson Hyperl
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by bikeshaving 11mo ago
I don’t think people here understand the pricing for this market category. This is not a phone case or a container, it is a handbag/shoulder bag, which can go for $100-500+ (do not underestimate the long tail for this market). The prom
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by bikeshaving 11mo ago
Geographically speaking, over 80% of Iran’s land is classified as arid or semi-arid, and it is likely to face over 5°C of warming by the end of the century: the impacts of climate change will likely be more severe in Iran than the regional
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by bikeshaving 11mo ago
It’s funny when engineers accidentally create/recreate weapons of war to scratch an itch. Like when Mark Rober et al tried to do an egg drop from space only to realize they were essentially creating precision-guided missiles. https:&#
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by bikeshaving 11mo ago
2.4% relative error is not bad.
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by bikeshaving 11mo ago
Does this mean we’ll finally get empirical proof for the aphorism “a picture is worth a thousand words”? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_picture_is_worth_a_thousand_...
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by bikeshaving 11mo ago
I would love to see a blogpost about the advantages of different Zig allocators (page, arena, fixed buffer, more?) and practical use-cases. Right now, I’m just thinking “this is the thing I pass through all my functions,” and it’s usually j
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by bikeshaving 1y ago
Crank.js uses generator functions for stateful components, where you yield instead of returning, and the scope is preserved for the lifetime of the component. You could technically use `while (true)`, but `for (props of this)` is the idioma
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by bikeshaving 1y ago
The example is a fun one-page TodoMVC alternative. Here’s Crank.js: // Adapted from https://backbonenotbad.hyperclay.com/ // https://gist.github.com/panphora/8f4d620ae92e8b28d
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by bikeshaving 1y ago
I don’t think I’m using it as a metaphor? To “have interesting latent spaces” just means you have access to the actual weights and biases, the artifact produced by fine-tuning/training models, or you can somehow “see” activations as yo
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by bikeshaving 1y ago
Yes the Spanish spoken in Spain, especially the one that’s like /ˈɡɾaθjas/ and /baɾθeˈlona/.
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by bikeshaving 1y ago
Spanish is one of those languages I would love to see as a breakdown by country. I’m sure Chilean Spanish looks very different from Catalonian Spanish.
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by bikeshaving 1y ago
The source code for this is unminified and very readable if you’re one of the rare few who has interesting latent spaces to visualize. https://accent-explorer.boldvoice.com/script.js?v=5
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by bikeshaving 1y ago
Okay, you sold me. Where can I get an ultrasonic massage?
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by bikeshaving 1y ago
> Local 2FA based publishing isn’t sustainable... Why is local 2FA unsustainable?! The real problem here is automated publishing workflows. The overwhelming majority of NPM packages do not publish often enough or have complicated enough
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by bikeshaving 1y ago
If you’re a package maintainer, please defensively revoke all NPM and GitHub tokens. This is a worm which is still spreading and you probably don’t want to publish anything today anyways, so you might as well use this incident as an opportu
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by bikeshaving 1y ago
There are socio-economic reasons why the early computing boom (ENIAC, UNIVAC, IBM mainframes, early programming languages like Fortran and COBOL) was dominated by the US: massive wartime R&D, university infrastructure, and a large domes
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by bikeshaving 1y ago
For legal observers, Judge William Haskell Alsup’s razor-sharp distinction between usage and acquisition is a landmark precedent: it secures fair use for transformative generative AI while preserving compensation for copyright holders. In a
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by bikeshaving 1y ago
I’m curious. What’s the risk of a supply chain attack? What are the privileges of a VIM plugin?
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by bikeshaving 1y ago
I feel like I have to migrate to a new (Neo)Vim package manager about once every 3 or so years. I think my path has been: pathogen -> Vundle -> vim-plug -> lazy.nvim. Hopefully, this the last VIM package manager?

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