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by chr15m 5mo ago
This new version is not something you'll be able to run locally. It's a "cloud" model and likely too beefy if they do release the weights.
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by chr15m 5mo ago
Side note: don't underestimate how much literal, physical time and energy "unfold" implies. Proofs occur on physical substrates.
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by chr15m 5mo ago
> iOS Speaking from experience, it requires a disproportionate amount of effort to get web audio apps working reliably across different versions of iOS.
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by chr15m 5mo ago
It saves to sqlite though, not markdown files you can edit on disk.
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Do less so you can do better (2020)(indiehackers.com)
4 points by chr15m 5mo ago|0 comments
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by chr15m 5mo ago
Never mind the Pollocks.
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by chr15m 5mo ago
It's true, editors can cause a problem if they strip the metadata. The idea is to only add the metadata as a final step when you export the spritesheet, so at that point there's no need to edit further.
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Show HN: Embedded Spritesheet PNG Standard(mccormick.cx)
3 points by chr15m 5mo ago|3 comments
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by chr15m 5mo ago
> what do you actually want? To make gatekeeper happy without paying a large amount of money and own Apple hardware (same thing).
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by chr15m 5mo ago
There are many cases of signed & notarised software that pwned users.
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by chr15m 5mo ago
PR most welcome for https://github.com/chr15m/awesome-clojure-likes
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by chr15m 5mo ago
Backwards compatibility is golden.
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by chr15m 5mo ago
Epic win for cljs, congratulations!
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by chr15m 5mo ago
> No – knitting bullshit bothers me This is a great article. The presence of this single emdash threw me off for a bit though!
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by chr15m 5mo ago
> team ships constantly Why do people want this? Shipping constantly is how software breaks. You want tools that are good and stable, not constantly churning. I wish software developers would wake up to the idea that velocity is not a ma
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by chr15m 6mo ago
I am surprised by how often Gemini suggests rm -rf'ing files. No way I would let it run any command without checking it first.
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by chr15m 6mo ago
An LLM is fundamentally stochastic. Do not connect a stochastic program to a big red button without a human confirmation step.
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by chr15m 6mo ago
Incorrect.
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by chr15m 6mo ago
Here's what I would do. 1. Make it QR code scanning instead of tapping so it can be a PWA. 2. Make it a PWA. This will make it accessible to many more people. Nobody wants to install an app. Nobody wants to install a PWA either but the
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by chr15m 6mo ago
Ha ha true. It's literally so complicated we don't know how it works.
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by chr15m 6mo ago
True. The solution is to make a different piece of software customised for each person.
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by chr15m 6mo ago
With CPU offloading of e.g. 25% on that hardware it is still fast enough for a lot of things.
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by chr15m 6mo ago
I found on coding tasks that Qwen 3.5 can actually do the thing whereas Gemma 4 went off the rails frequently. Will try this new 3.6 release today.
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by chr15m 6mo ago
Making the complexity simpler is the whole thing. Any software that does it wins.
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by chr15m 6mo ago
> computer model Lol, what a ridiculous study.
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by chr15m 6mo ago
> most people would rather pay a utility bill What? All evidence points in the opposite direction.
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by chr15m 6mo ago
What kind of context size and speeds are you getting?
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by chr15m 6mo ago
A difference with Mastodon is your account is independent of any relay. > scale well It is up and it is growing.
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by chr15m 6mo ago
"decentralized"
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by chr15m 6mo ago
The best systems incorporate an adversarial element because this makes them robust to problems and attacks. Science, democracy, freedom of expression culture, etc. are antifragile because of this. Rejecting criticism makes systems more frag

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