coolcase

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by coolcase 1y ago
Neuro-visual I think. Hard to see 100s of dots in a circle as not a circle. The same principle is why this looks like a circle/ellipse but it isn't: O
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by coolcase 1y ago
> Totally out of left field here, but I got some auditory synesthesia from watching this, especially on high speed. If any of you did as well and are interested why, it's probably the same phenomenon talked about here: https:/
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by coolcase 1y ago
I found my new loading icon
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by coolcase 1y ago
Is collaborative text editing with offline sync a nerd snipe [0]? I work for a big tech and write a lot and usually worse case someone else edits at the same time and the server can figure it out. yes it needs some kind of algo but most con
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by coolcase 1y ago
I was imagining for a bad behaved site run it in a cgroup but it would be better if the browser did that per tab
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by coolcase 1y ago
Does that create a sort of Conway's law pushing complexity to the FE?
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by coolcase 1y ago
"Phone as in the protocol" might be over but the idea of a voice only channel for synchronous communication is not. When cars came along the horse was over but the carriage bit is still going strong!
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by coolcase 1y ago
Virginia, us-east-2, U.S.A. (P.S. check your spelling!)
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by coolcase 1y ago
Big tech ain't investing heavily so you can run local, what data does that leave them to sell, and what power and control does that give them. Zilch.
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by coolcase 1y ago
The human is alive anyway so zero extra footprint.
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by coolcase 1y ago
Run the browser in a cgroup?
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by coolcase 1y ago
Here is a number that has all those pictures encoded: π
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by coolcase 1y ago
I want to hear the perspective of someone who lost 100kloc and had to rewrite it all! There is a lot of value in code. It works in prod. It is continuously regression tested by its load, so when there is a problem you figure out a tiny delt
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by coolcase 1y ago
I'm talking about the runtime though e.g. concurrency story being the main thing. Speed too. Easier multiform use. Memory footprint.
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by coolcase 1y ago
JS fetch function in three browser. Add a route on the back end. RPC means just call it! don't worry about REST, GQL etc.
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by coolcase 1y ago
That is dodging the point. The guy ripped people off. By luck they got the fiat value of their investment at some past date back. Yes if a single investment pays off well enough to negate fraud losses on that scale over a short time scale.
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by coolcase 1y ago
You don't need to deal with those anyway. RPC it. fetch one one end, route on other.
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by coolcase 1y ago
I'm torn between Go (nicer runtime) and Node (get to use TS for nicer types!)
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by coolcase 1y ago
Finding a job with an office with a shower? Guess it is luck lol
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by coolcase 1y ago
Kubernetes pods?
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by coolcase 1y ago
SuperPAC and other corruption
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by coolcase 1y ago
That's why you need teams. Red team for example! Security team. App developers. Code reviews. You need all the process too. Security that relies on one genius is fragile.
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by coolcase 1y ago
How is that fair? It was luck from the AI investment. Pure luck.
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by coolcase 1y ago
Yeah the /leakitbaby endpoint was meant for just them, not the world! Doh!
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by coolcase 1y ago
Most places I work have a shower - albeit not just off the main office. Usually part of the building infra. It's great if you cycle to work for example or play sport at lunchtime. It's a good thing if well placed.
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by coolcase 1y ago
I see LLMs as a faster stackoverflow rather than a cheaper human
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by coolcase 1y ago
Ideally assistants will look at your package.json then make web calls to bring in the docs. Maybe a README.AI file that is more token efficient can provide the data.
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by coolcase 1y ago
Guess here X25 is the YC batch.
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by coolcase 1y ago
What if the opt out list gets pwned?
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by coolcase 1y ago
They buy politicians

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