cloogshicer

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by cloogshicer 2mo ago
> For most UIs, it isn't Why? Genuinely asking, this topic is very interesting to me.
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by cloogshicer 2mo ago
Interesting, will check that out! My working thesis is that UIs are basically video games . Just a gut feeling I can't really 100% put in words. But essentially they're the same thing: Read input, update model, render view.
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by cloogshicer 2mo ago
Thanks for those links! Some of it was great reading. What is your thesis then? What is UI?
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Show HN: Organic cell simulation with infinite zoom (100k cells, raw WebGL)(philomatics.com)
3 points by cloogshicer 2mo ago|1 comments
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by cloogshicer 3mo ago
Native iOS is significantly worse than SwiftKey and doesn't support multiple languages without having to switch the keyboard constantly. In SwiftKey you can mix languages. I'd also be very interested in SwiftKey alternatives, sinc
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by cloogshicer 4mo ago
I think that's a false dichotomy. The examples the author gives would not be slower in any way if done correctly.
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by cloogshicer 4mo ago
This short video is the best response to what you wrote above: https://youtu.be/q_Rqvd1ayUE
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by cloogshicer 4mo ago
This attitude of "individual cases don't matter as long as the average case is somewhat covered" is exactly why the world's going to shit. The parent post's worry is warranted, IMO.
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by cloogshicer 5mo ago
What a reductive world view that is.
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by cloogshicer 6mo ago
Super cool, thanks for explaining! Is the code available somewhere?
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by cloogshicer 6mo ago
What an amazing article. I really like the presentation of text scrolling together with the code. Wonder how this is done under the hood.
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by cloogshicer 6mo ago
But you have to know all of them to read other people's code. To answer your question: I would immediately get rid of guard . Also, I think the complexity and interplay of structs, classes, enums, protocols and now actors is stagger
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by cloogshicer 6mo ago
Could this be used for creating video editing software? Imagine a Premiere plugin where you could say "remove all scenes containing cats" and it'll spit out an EDL (Edit Decision List) that you can still manually adjust.
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by cloogshicer 7mo ago
Genuine question, will this actually give you the latest solid local model? I would've thought no, because of the knowledge cutoff in whatever model you use to download it.
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by cloogshicer 9mo ago
I think this could be very useful even for regular old programming. We could treat the diffs to the code as the main source of truth (instead of the textual snapshot each diff creates). Jonathan Edwards (Subtext lang) has a lot of great res
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by cloogshicer 10mo ago
If you have a policy in place that forces engineers to wait for review before merging each PR, then yes, by definition they have less autonomy. It might still be worth the trade off in your situation, but I like the suggestion in the articl
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by cloogshicer 10mo ago
In the article, they specifically exclude juniors and people who are still being onboarded.
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by cloogshicer 10mo ago
The author never suggested to eliminate code reviews entirely. Just to give individuals more autonomy, which is great in my book.
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by cloogshicer 10mo ago
Your point of view is based on extreme reductionism.
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by cloogshicer 10mo ago
> I've had Claude Code write an entire unit/integration test suite in a few hours (300+ tests) I'd love to see someone do this, or a similar task, live on stream. I always feel like an idiot when I read things like this be
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by cloogshicer 11mo ago
Thanks!
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by cloogshicer 11mo ago
Genuine question, if you already own an Index, why would you also get this? Wireless functionality, or something else?
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by cloogshicer 1y ago
FYI, this crashes the tab in the latest iOS 18.5 Safari and Chrome.
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by cloogshicer 1y ago
There is a major difference at the call site. try/catch has significantly more complex call sites because it affects control flow.
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by cloogshicer 1y ago
Thank you all for your recommendations!
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by cloogshicer 1y ago
Can someone point to a real life example or tutorial/guide of the ECS architecture he proposes? I'd like to learn more about how to implement this.
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by cloogshicer 1y ago
The main cost isn't writing the tests themselves but the increased overall system complexity. And that never goes down.
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by cloogshicer 1y ago
I think what people really mean when they say "This can't be tested" is: "The cost of writing these tests outweighs the benefit", which often is a valid argument, especially if you have to do major refactors that ma
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by cloogshicer 1y ago
It's "skill issue" or "git gud".
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by cloogshicer 1y ago
Thank you very much for the info!

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