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by divan 1y ago
> What are we talking about exactly? About your claim that ownership as a concept is black and white, and no middle ground should be allowed. > I don't understand what's so complicated about this, or why anyone would argue a
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by divan 1y ago
Oh, so no specialized hardware? Just a general-purpose components for general computation tasks?
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by divan 1y ago
> a smartphone is ... a general computation device Right, just a motherboard with CPU and memory put into small case, like in old good garage days.
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by divan 1y ago
Ownership is rarely absolute. It can be partial, segmented and with different degrees of control. Think about music rights ownership - there are mechanical rights, performance rights, sync rights, derivative rights, etc. I'm not defend
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by divan 1y ago
> There should be no middle ground. Why?
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by divan 1y ago
Your smartwatch is probably more powerful than some of your past computers too. Same with your DSLR camera. Even your smart fridge. These are specialized hardware+software gadgets designed to a particular purpose, which is very different fr
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by divan 1y ago
> It should be possible to run Android on an iPhone and manufacturers should be required by law to provide enough technical support and documentation to make the development of new operating systems possible As someone who enjoyed Linux
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by divan 1y ago
Relevant (2016): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12477190
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by divan 1y ago
Ah, I didn't know that claude code has headless mode...
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by divan 1y ago
So any process on my computer could just start using Claude Code for their own purposes or what? o_O
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by divan 1y ago
Finally good captcha solving plugin.
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by divan 1y ago
That's cool, thanks for sharing! In my perfect finding I would see some primitives for infographic/charts/etc. This library is great for pendulums :) (currently watching your video on non-chaotic double pendulums and it'
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by divan 1y ago
Will WTFPL work too? https://choosealicense.com/licenses/wtfpl/
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by divan 1y ago
I used the "map is not a territory" to describe this context in the article about visual programming [0]. Code is a map, territory is the mental model of the problem domain the code is supposed to be solving. But, as other comment
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by divan 1y ago
That might be true for large dev teams with an established culture. But a lot of development is happening in different settings - solo projects, small teams, weekend side-projects, personal tools crafting, quick POC coding, etc. Not all sof
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by divan 1y ago
I'm searching badly for a similar tool (code-based animation renderer) but not focused on math, but rather on general-purpose infographic/charts/motion graphics. The traditional approach for that, of course, is to use After E
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by divan 1y ago
In my recent tests I found it quite smart at analyzing bigger picture (i.e. "hey, test failing not because of that, but because of whole assumption has changed and let me rewrite this test from scratch". But it also got stuck few
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by divan 1y ago
> An imperfect language for imperfect developers There is a crack in everything, that's how the light gets in.
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by divan 1y ago
In 2015 I wrote an article "How to complain about Go" to mock this type of articles that completely miss the big picture and the real world impact of "imperfect" language. Glad it's still relevant :)
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by divan 1y ago
As many other people commented on similar projects, one of the issues of trying to use voice dictation instead of typing is the lack of real-time visual indication. When we write, we immediately see the text, which helps to keep the thought
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by divan 1y ago
Is Obsidian desktop app still an electron app?
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by divan 1y ago
Excited to see this step in the Flutter future. My biggest issue with using Flutter was deep dependence on Material or Cupertino widgets. In a way, it's cool to have all those widgets out of the box, but as soon as you want to create y
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Flutter Decouples Design Systems(docs.google.com)
3 points by divan 1y ago|1 comments
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by divan 1y ago
I like that it's not mutually exclusive with normal Claude Code usage in terminal. Question about Dashboard - I'm on subscription plan, and Dashboard shows - "Total Cost: $XX.YY". Is it somehow representitive towards how
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by divan 1y ago
sorry to be that person in the comments, but is there any video of how exactly it is expressive? the photo of the messy table doesn't really conveys the idea or explains how exactly this lamp on the robotic arm behaves.
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by divan 1y ago
Yes. What I was trying to say that people who live within those rules (and keep propagating/making them!) can't just live in the constant congitive dissonance state. They rationalize this state of the world, they tell stories (to
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by divan 1y ago
No, letter S in MCP is reserved for "Security")
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by divan 1y ago
I think all mainstream models are good at this. What is lacking is just a tooling to use projects/voice/llm to work on the simple text documents.
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by divan 1y ago
Important to understand that these are "absurdities" only when viewed from the angle of market economy and democratic society. For people living in Soviet Union this was just a "state of the world". Communist values (or
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Ask HN: How would you build second brain in the AI era?
9 points by divan 1y ago|5 comments

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