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   by dcre 3y ago

   I changed my Ergodox’s switches to some nice silents and put it on a desk pad and it was a lot better.
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   by dcre 3y ago

   I will always remember when I first got into serious proof-based math in the first semester of college, and I had to work hard to develop my sense of what counts as a sufficient proof. I would read the proofs in the textbook and hit the QED
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   by dcre 3y ago

   Been interested lately in switching to a fast combined linter/formatter instead of the standard eslint + prettier combo, which are quite slow. Not sure I'll pick Biome (deno lint + fmt is another option) but it's a lot more l
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   by dcre 3y ago

   Chat generally being a nice way to interact with the model is one thing, but if anything this proves my point: there are now dozens of little web UIs on GitHub that are as good as the official one or better. You put in an API key and you ha
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   by dcre 3y ago

   Anybody can copy that UI once they figure out what works. No moat.
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   by dcre 3y ago

   I am paying a couple bucks a month for GPT-4 API calls, but not for Copilot usage.
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   by dcre 3y ago

   Enjoyable read — would be nice to have 2014 in the title, it's easy to miss. This[0] is a nice writeup from 2019 that does a better job of connecting England's work to contemporary complexity theorists like Stuart Kauffman. [0]:
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   by dcre 3y ago

   I don't see how things like Cursor[0] (a VS Code fork with a nicer Codex UI) have a moat or chance of profitability in the face of things like this. If you can run models locally or your employer can spin up their own instance for inte
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   by dcre 3y ago

   I find discriminated unions work ok for similar use cases.
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    by dcre 3y ago

    Thanks! Ordered a copy.
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    by dcre 3y ago

    It’s not a small detail. It’s one of the headline claims!
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    by dcre 3y ago

    This is the cited Analytics India source, which is also incoherent garbage. https://analyticsindiamag.com/openai-might-go-bankrupt-by-th...
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    by dcre 3y ago

    Once (in college I think) I was reading the Tractatus on a plane and the person sitting next to me asked “hey, whatcha reading?” I showed them the cover and the face they made was hard to describe but very memorable.
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    by dcre 3y ago

    It has to build the same stuff as the product because the examples are interactive. So being able to use your existing build config without doing anything special is great.
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    by dcre 3y ago

    Part of the answer is surely that the tools you’re talking about are dramatic improvements on the originals, speaking as a longtime Webpack and Jest user who now uses Vite and Vitest. Neither is Vue-specific, by the way — I use them with Re
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    by dcre 3y ago

    Setting aside the “why stories?” part (plenty of people use UX stories — I do, though I am ambivalent about them), the powered by Vite line does have some content to it: 1. If you’re already using Vite, you know it will integrate easily 2.
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    by dcre 3y ago

    Same. I use both Vite and stories and it took me a solid 30 seconds of scrolling around to figure out what they were talking about.
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    by dcre 3y ago

    I would be surprised!
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    by dcre 3y ago

    I like Butler and I like Nussbaum, and this article is a classic. For balance, here is a recent interview with Butler being quite clear and incisive[0] and here is a fantastic, somewhat critical profile of Nussbaum[1]. Worth mentioning also
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    by dcre 3y ago

    She saves the day and writes a letter to her parents that she's doing great!
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    by dcre 3y ago

    Spirited Away is going to be too scary and too complicated for a lot of littler kids.
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    by dcre 3y ago

    Totoro of course, but Kiki is highly underrated and great for little kids.
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    by dcre 3y ago

    I think you can give Miyazaki a lot more credit than that for the girls and women in Totoro, Kiki, Mononoke, and Spirited Away.
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    by dcre 3y ago

    Absolutely. And generally great treatment of gender, and none of the Disney obsession with royalty.
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    by dcre 3y ago

    It’s bespoke. Remix + AsciiDoc + OpenAPI.
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    by dcre 3y ago

    That doesn’t sound like it should be that bad. Are you only looking at Python libraries?
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    Software and Its Discontents, Part 2: An Explosion of Complexity(laughingmeme.org)

    1 points by dcre 3y ago|0 comments
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    by dcre 3y ago

    Ridiculous take. TypeScript turns into JS practically one-to-one. In 5 years I’ve never heard of a performance problem introduced in transpilation.
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    Bret Victor update(worrydream.com)

    351 points by dcre 3y ago|128 comments
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    by dcre 3y ago

    It is simply false that everything has gone cloud. The whole argument falls down on the first premise. Also nearly everyone who owns their own servers still runs VMs on them.