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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
2 kinds of value: What you know What you have Knowing should lead to having, but the two are often at odds - what it means to be wealthy is roughly divided into corporate (knowing) wealth, extracted through payroll and contracts, and as
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
The wandering sadhus and nath yogis who worshipped Lord Shiva used hashish (what you'd call now finger hash ) to aid in this practice of disappearing within one's own mind during meditation. You can have the experience without it
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
I'll meditate when I'm dead, I think that's the only way you can do it properly
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
I'm sure they are, and those who waste their time meditating or praying to gods aren't actually wasting their time, since apparently they really are happier (according to various research). I think all these people are escaping th
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
Google result for "htmx with react" "HTMX and React represent fundamentally different web development architectures, but they can be compared or even used together in a hybrid setup." I see tutorials on how you can mix
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
Hear me out. Photoshop UX. History panel to Undo/Redo. Layers panel where each layer is a separate LLM context (conversation). Maybe call it Contexts. Main view area is the current preview of what's being worked on - whether it&#x
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
HTMX makes it hard to build even basic things, because it swaps entire HTML forcing a full repaint. That's the foundation of how it works. Examples include user highlighting text - swap wipes that out. Or user mid scroll through a menu
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
Small recommendation you might say "flow chart" instead of "canvas" - I think of "canvas" to mean freely drawing, or even HTML5 canvas (which technically it may be). How does it handle side effects? Say I desig
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
"Things can't be good now cause they were good before"
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
These guys with their brothers and uncles!!! If anyone in tech wants to adopt a grown man hmu I need a network
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
Why does every online software say they are "multiplayer" now? And then like 90% of the time there's nobody "there", and it's barely even collaborative. If this is "multiplayer", does that make Chrome
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
Because I would need to see a UI paradigm prove it can handle performance before considering using it for UI. react-three-fiber solves a lot of problems. React state is also perfectly in line with game loop architecture, r3f unifying the Th
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
Oh I thought you said for 400+ years (small) farming has been as ethical as it is now. I understand that you're saying: > [slavery] is not representative of farming as labor But I disagree, since it clearly has been. Military, priso
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
People who want to destroy you at work (which I imagine is rampant at Google) will sometimes prevent you from doing something, but they might also encourage you to do it in such a way that you fail spectacularly. Some of my favorites from
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
Right, somewhere between the Crusades/Inquisitions (plural, cross-regional) and the Atlantic Slave Trade was the moral peak of humanity - is that the take? Even on a quaint farm in the south of France the punishment for a servant disob
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
What was imprisonment like in 1920? 1320? What year were the Mayans rolling heads down staircases? I’ll take now
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
I would use a HN web browser with this built in, also with easy tools to comment or submit a URL you’re currently on. I know it could be just Chrome extensions but why not a whole new browser that also enforces the “bookish” aesthetic by de
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
GAI
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
Same, and I guess it already is (pretty strongly) typed but yeah > for humans And dare I say “agents” - it’d be nice to have very nuanced types
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
I mean, they would cut your balls off (castration) just to qualify you for unpaid labor in the old world. > modafinil Militaries once issued coca, while opium was sold at markets as recently as the 1930s (over-the-counter). Across the bo
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
HTMX is amazing on paper, not in real life. It loses things like scroll position and text highlighting on re-render - it’s not high performance like React. This is for server sided or static web pages not building rich UI. There is no robus
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
I live in the hood and can’t believe how many people just “chill” all day. Sun up to sun down just sitting or standing doing nothing. Occasionally yell at their dog which has never been to a beach or park, both of which are less than 1 mile
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
There’s software for one and then there’s “Apple Watch type shit” which is tech that is highly personal and seems useful on paper but is absurdly extraneous - like calorie tracking, step counting, and being able to check things that are alr
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
> Modern soldier Rats too
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
JSON, CSS, JS config files… for me it tends to omit fields and produce unwanted or duplicate ones. But way less so in TS. Because the types/interfaces are there to guide it further. So everyone’s adding types everywhere: “Agent friendl
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
What a waste of time over at Microsoft Research
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
Yeah definitely good enough for work. I think people only get into trouble going “agentic” and trying to automate je ne sais quoi
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
You enjoy good AI all the time you just don’t know it. Nobody enjoys bad 1-shot AI.
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
2:34 AM zZzzZ... 2:35 AM ALERT #42 - CRITICAL !!! ALERT #42 - CRITICAL - Joan forgot feir password to npm Help feir!
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by cyanregiment 2mo ago
Being a production system doesn't make it a priority. > A team with a broken development pipeline can’t produce software, and must treat this as a production outage. While I sympathize, I can't go that far. An "outage&qu

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