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by collinvandyck76 1y ago
I gave it a shot a couple years ago -- pretty slick. But the latency was noticeable compared to tmux, which I remain using today. I admit that I'm kind of sensitive to it, as at the time I was already on a latent connection.
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by collinvandyck76 1y ago
To get an OK I had to force curl to use http 0.9 > curl -v --http0.9 susam.net:8000
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
OP made the framework available https://github.com/JackHopkins/factorio-learning-environment
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
For those that don't know, including myself, why would this question be particularly difficult for an LLM?
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
That's interesting. I used `cargo install` and I don't have to use `sudo` to capture any of the interfaces I tried.
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
Probably referring to Jobs' initial stance that HTML5 is more than sufficient for "apps". Of course, he acquiesced and eventually added the App Store.
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
Ah, good catch -- I had just copied the OP. Changing it to bag instead of back doesn't seem to change much. It still oscillates between the right and wrong answer, versus qualifying the 10.01 value as pounds, which has not yet given me
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
I reproduced this on Claude Sonnet 3.5, but found that changing your prompt to "Which is heavier, a 9.99-pound back of steel ingots or a 10.01-pound bag of fluffy cotton?" corrected its reasoning, after repeated tests. For some re
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
Which of your single use extensions was causing you to like things on Facebook?
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
There's a few threads on the technical help forums that are tracking this -- I've subscribed to them because I'm super excited about them getting around to fixing it! :)
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
There's a known issue on arm macs with external monitors that messes with the framerates. Hopefully it gets fixed soon because pre-space age factorio was near flawless in performance on my m2.
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
> Maybe once that relearning has occurred you can move faster This has been my experience. I have about a year of rust experience under my belt, working with an existing codebase (~50K loc). I started writing the toy/throwaway progr
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
Self hosting a newsreader has been remarkably satisfying. Over the past few years I've been adding blogs to as I encounter them here and in a few other places, and it's one of my favorite places to spend a few hours browsing throu
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
I wouldn't say that it's hard to grok.. even a year ago I found that rust projects lent themselves well towards understanding the project structure due to rust being fairly explicit about most things, and with an LSP integration I
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
After having spent the last year writing rust, it's a breath of fresh air to clone and read through a concise and straightforward repo like this.
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
It gets periodic releases, but the source isn't typically updated at the same time.
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
DiffusionBee will let you do this quite easily. edit: nevermind, it's a macos app
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
"One Moore Episode"
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
hydroponics i'm guessing
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
It's a big part of what makes them hard to detect. They interact with almost nothing. (source: i'm not a physics person either, but i watch a lot of physics videos)
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
I also feel the same way re: UX polish. I haven't bought little snitch yet, but was kind of wondering if I even needed to. I've already got a pihole on my tailnet that blocks a fair amount of things, and then ublock origin on fire
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
sitting right in front of me the whole time. thanks.
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
I really really want this to be a part of firefox, but they should have waited to blog about it until it spent a litle more time in the oven. First impressions were not great, on a number of fronts: - i could not for the life of me get the
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
I've been surprised at how much light cardio helps many things. My career has been put on hold recently due to sudden onset of intense, never-ending headaches. So far, the most effective ways to stop it have been NSAIDs like ibuprofen,
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
I've seen this fairly recently and I was surprised to also see it in this article because I think that makes it twice that I've seen it in ~25 years.
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
I've often longed for first class constructors in Go and Rust. It was more of a problem for me with Go because you can omit a struct field when building a value, something you can't do in Rust unless it has an explicit Default imp
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
I had the same experience with math and physics. High school / college was mostly rote memorization, and it wasn't until much later that I heard a perspective that showed me the shape of of the concepts. It's too late for me
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
I cut my teeth on macos programming from their books. I'll always remember the very friendly and empowering writing the books conveyed. Reminds me of Manning a bit. Thanks for the good times BNR!!
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
I try to do this, but it's often my own dotfiles or other programs I work on. I have a things.app db of different things I want to do for various projects, most of which are not work related. Just committing a new dotfiles script, fixi
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by collinvandyck76 2y ago
I love this. The terminal performance though is a bit rough...

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