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by catapart 10d ago
For me it's the name[0]. map puts out an array that has been mapped from another array. filter puts out an array that is a filter of the input array. both of those are always true. reduce, on the other hand, may put out a reduction o
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by catapart 10d ago
My comment is about how inference and implication can change the result of a message just as much as the content or context. Whatever axe you've got to grind about threats being bad has nothing to do with what I said. Laws are threats.
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by catapart 10d ago
It's an implied threat, which you can infer from the presentation of the information. For example: You really should listen to me. If you need some time to think it over, I understand. It's a lot to consider and you've got a
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by catapart 11d ago
Awesome! It's really cool that it uses public domain images as the inspiration, too. And even cooler that you link to the places where you got those public domain images.
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by catapart 17d ago
I'm not trying to sell the technology at all, much less as a messiah, and I absolutely have a negative view of it. It's a token predictor - nothing more, nothing less. If you treat it like it is supposed to "make sense"
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by catapart 17d ago
same. none of the available prompts are what I would prompt claude with and I get way better results than this. makes sense to me why the provided prompts result in the simulated outcomes. garbage in, garbage out.
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by catapart 26d ago
I feel like I can almost see the shape of this, but that it's still very blurry for me. Seems like it could be used for some cool stuff, but I can't quite make out what. Procedural generation? Shader effects? Beyond the more impor
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by catapart 1mo ago
Seems good! I'd migrate some of my open source projects, but they utilize the public static page hosting features of GitLab and GitHub, since they are typescript libraries that are demonstrated in the browser, so I'm reluctant to
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by catapart 2mo ago
As others have said: great article! I did find myself wanting them to get to the point, but once they started describing the bug and the fix, it was very satisfying. I'm very happy there are companies out there on the frontiers of func
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by catapart 2mo ago
I'm also a fan of maker! Good shout. Though, I will say, I tend to see "maker" and "creator" as pretty interchangeable. Right up until the point of saying "content maker". That...doesn't feel right. I
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by catapart 2mo ago
I can certainly understand that, but I don't lend any specialness to anything I do, which may be why I don't consider any of it as needing to be differentiated for its craft. It's very useful to be specific when going in to s
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by catapart 2mo ago
I'm with you. I would prefer to be known as a "content creator" rather than a "woodworker" or "game developer" or "illustrator" or "writer" or "musician". Especially because a
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by catapart 2mo ago
I'm also curious about this.
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by catapart 2mo ago
Sweet! I was just looking for something like this, this past weekend. Lots of command line stuff, but not much in the way of GUI apps. Excited to check this out! Thanks!
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by catapart 2mo ago
Hey, thanks for the follow up! That makes perfect sense to me. Personally, though, I was thinking more of a "competing service" than a "steal your content" kind of offering. I know hosting an entire sign up process and u
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by catapart 2mo ago
Fantastic work! It's always nice to see the method, in case anything is out there making this stuff easier. But the result is the real prize. There's way too much nonsense out there that is an app when it should be a webpage. I&#x
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by catapart 3mo ago
This looks like something I've been looking for! Excited to give it a try! I don't even use a password manager because of the things you've seemed to work around here. It's been painful. Honestly, though, I'm most i
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by catapart 3mo ago
The more I see of social media, the more I'm convinced that it's not really a fulfilling way to share and socialize on the internet. I've come to believe that anything that can platform every voice on the planet forces noise
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by catapart 3mo ago
Thanks! Yeah, I kind of figured that was still the case. Not really any use cases I have that I would feel comfortable with that paradigm, but I'm glad it's available!
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by catapart 3mo ago
I remember having a goal of eventually publishing on a Nintendo and/or PlayStation console, when I first got in to game dev. Now they've both gotten so far away from gaming as I knew it that I would be embarrassed to publish on ei
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by catapart 3mo ago
I'll add to the "is it still...?" questions. Last I was told about it, there was no way to delete stuff from IPFS. Nothing enforceable, at least. Setting aside that public stuff is "impossible" to delete on the inte
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by catapart 3mo ago
Fair point, but I see that as kind of a simplification? It's a perspective, rather than a refutation, but I see any argument about how you made someone feel as either a mistake or an argument about something else. No perfectly logical
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by catapart 3mo ago
This feels like a very immature understanding of argument. The entire framing is wrong, even if it's both understandable and a very widely held viewpoint. I credit my mom for teaching me very early on that the POINT of argument is to c
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by catapart 3mo ago
No, I'm not going to cite you examples. The hypocrisy is evident in the Arkansas voting rights flip flop from last session to this one. The chevron ruling is as Republican as it gets. I don't care anything about your rationalizati
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by catapart 3mo ago
It's disturbing that the statistic you cite does give me hope (if true). But if I had an account, I'd still put $50 against it. I'm cynical enough to at least entertain the possibility that these corrupt dickheads have let th
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by catapart 3mo ago
Yep. And this hypocritical bench has had a pattern of ruling sensibly on minor issues like this just before ruling with torturous rationalizations to strip rights from people on larger issues. Feels like there's about to be some pure b
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by catapart 3mo ago
Hey, thanks!
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by catapart 3mo ago
In college, I wanted to test my resolve for addiction, so I started smoking a pack a day for six months. The idea was to see how hard it is to quit so that I could better understand what people go through. Never took, though. Every cigarett
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by catapart 3mo ago
Maybe try reading the article to are the land sizes they are targeting for this installation. Then check out the reason they are building these data centers: speculation for a hypothetical future where people can't afford compute hardw
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by catapart 3mo ago
All I got out of any of your comments is 'my psuedo-libertarian disposition has rotted my brain past the ability to understand why the problems with megastructure ghost towns are obvious to and unliked by normal people'

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