chrisvalleybay

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   by chrisvalleybay 2y ago

   A very interesting perspective that really resonates with me. My ventures into Linux have been mostly characterized by this. I still remember, when running Ubuntu on my main machine, not being satisfied because I felt like I couldn't «
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   by chrisvalleybay 2y ago

   ^ This is exactly it. It's Dunning-Kruger.
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   by chrisvalleybay 2y ago

   I am also curious about this
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   by chrisvalleybay 2y ago

   Just a question; I'm seeing so many tools pop up with these kinds of advanced whiteboard functionality, all the tools on the top and the tool palettes on the right. Is there a library or something that's being used to implement al
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   by chrisvalleybay 2y ago

   `LLM Shell`. This is a good concept and naming for these interfaces to the LLMs.
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   by chrisvalleybay 3y ago

   Exactly. It's great for these use cases. I often use it to find things of which I barely remember some obsure detail and mostly I'm able to find it. Would never have been able to Google my way to it.
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   by chrisvalleybay 3y ago

   Thank you! I was still unable to join with that link, so maybe they closed it off or something.
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   by chrisvalleybay 3y ago

   I tried joining the Zero to Hero Discord as I love Karpathy's style and vibe, but I couldn't find a way to get in (found expired invites only). Do you by any chance know how to get in?
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   by chrisvalleybay 4y ago

   I've built a software called Mino that creates a frontend for managing enterprise accesspoint deployments in student housings. Super niche. It allows the students to set up their own WiFi and it offers a backend system for the janitors
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    by chrisvalleybay 4y ago

    Raycast has a pretty good pomodoro timer. You can activate it directly from Raycast and it will show the timer in the menu bar.
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    by chrisvalleybay 5y ago

    A lot of fun! What might also be fun is if you could hold space / mouse 1 to «charge» the jump so that you jump higher if you hold.
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    by chrisvalleybay 5y ago

    You know what? This is lame. The whole presentation. The communication. The products. The way the story is being told by someone that's clearly way out of touch. For the first time it feels like they can be challenged. And not just Fac
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    by chrisvalleybay 5y ago

    I've followed many of these streams and this at least started out as a research project. If you watch the recorded streams on YouTube on CheapETH it's clear this is not meant to be a serious project of any kind. I don't see t
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    The 2021 Microsoft Windows Event(youtube.com)

    2 points by chrisvalleybay 5y ago|0 comments
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    by chrisvalleybay 5y ago

    I use Linear too and it's great. Awesome keyboard shortcuts, easy to use UX, super minimal and quite fast.
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    by chrisvalleybay 6y ago

    Be sure to check out the Mozilla Hubs Room as well. Very interesting!
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    by chrisvalleybay 6y ago

    What are you like as a person? How do you present yourself in these meetings? What kind of values do you exude? Do you first listen and try to deeply understand the interviewer and what they're looking for – or do you nervously fill ev
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    by chrisvalleybay 6y ago

    You definitely came in from Reddit, that's for sure.
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    by chrisvalleybay 6y ago

    This definitely sounds like an interesting approach. I think however defining these modules and the interfaces between them is the hard part. Part of this work is defining the bounded contexts and what should go where. If I understand DDD c
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    by chrisvalleybay 6y ago

    Programming as a whole is too wide to have a single answer. It depends on the problem domain. If you're writing low level code for a microcontroller that might require you to be able to do problemsolving on a whole other level than say
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    by chrisvalleybay 6y ago

    My guess is they are doing that because one of AWSs biggest competitors will be Azure. The Enterprise will be riding on Azure+Power Apps with data sourced from Dynamics et. al.
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    by chrisvalleybay 7y ago

    I think they’re made with Miro (formerly Realtimeboard). Can’t recommend it enough!!
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    To Combat ‘Deepfakes,’ Researchers Turn to Mice(wsj.com)

    1 points by chrisvalleybay 7y ago|0 comments
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    by chrisvalleybay 8y ago

    Decentralization is one part of Web 3. ActivityPub could be one technology that is relevant to this story. Edit: Moving things out of silos, re-focusing on the content and its value to people, instead of what's relevant to advertisers
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    by chrisvalleybay 8y ago

    > and isn't made to game your neurochemicals for addictive behaviors. Everything we do game our neurochemicals for addictive behaviours. Conversations, hugs, kisses. My question isn't how they are different on the surface, but
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    by chrisvalleybay 8y ago

    Question: why is it that the ‘world around you’ has more intrinsic value than a virtual one? I find it interesting how we are always doing value judgements based on what we ourselves prefer. In a millennium, if we are still around, I doubt
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    by chrisvalleybay 8y ago

    Rebind escape to Caps Lock, you're fine.
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    by chrisvalleybay 8y ago

    Using the Esc-key for vi(m) is crazy nevertheless. It's a really long reach. Personally I have rebound Left Ctrl to Esc, and Caps Lock to Ctrl, but an option would be to rebind Caps Lock to Esc. 'jj' is also fine, but since r
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    by chrisvalleybay 8y ago

    A number is simply a state; a concept held by a state machine, such as a human. Numbers do not exist, but to the enumerator.
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    by chrisvalleybay 8y ago

    I really struggled to read this. It's so dense, in an almost impenetrable way. Am I the only one? I did some skimming, but never seemed to catch on.