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by dividedcomet 6mo ago
I use Claude Code for getting things done, Zed for general IDE viewing of long form documents, and I’m also building my own in-terminal IDE-lite called toast ( https://github.com/paradise-runner/toast still very early d
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by dividedcomet 9mo ago
Happy New Year from Fort Collins, Colorado USA!
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by dividedcomet 10mo ago
I made a TUI to do something similar. It’s taking a backseat during parental leave, but it’s a fun project to see n number of agents iterating on the same problem and to see how they differ. https://github.com/paradise-runne
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by dividedcomet 11mo ago
https://github.com/paradise-runner/kaleidoscope A multi-agent TUI that uses opencode and tmux to help me solve the frustrating LLM slot machine problem. I find that running 3 agents in parallel on even tough problems i
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Show HN: Kaleidoscope – A Parallel AI Agent TUI(github.com)
2 points by dividedcomet 11mo ago|0 comments
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by dividedcomet 1y ago
I tried both nvim and helix from vscode, and no luck. I feel like I don’t need a lot (syntax highlighting, lsp, goto definitions, file hot reloads, and crucially, a file tree). I can kinda get nvim there, but it falls apart when I can’t jus
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by dividedcomet 1y ago
I love hosting my personal git, so glad to see others do! I use it for certain projects that I just want to be lazy about (personal website with sensitive data committed to the repo) projects that are for friends/family and don’t need
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by dividedcomet 1y ago
I think counter to your experience I don’t know a single developer who uses Codium. While I get the frustration, it may come soon but not immediately.
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by dividedcomet 1y ago
And also more than most people want to have setup in the living room. My wife would rather have ads on YouTube occasionally than an ugly computer plugged in all the time. It’s also more difficult to deal with than a remote you can work one
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by dividedcomet 2y ago
I haven’t programmed this issue specifically, but Billy Strings has sat in with Trey Anastasio a few times. For me if they do a cover of the guests song, I would say it’s a cover until that member is added to the lineup. I would check how t
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by dividedcomet 2y ago
This doesn’t square with most of my experience with React, especially if use it to generate static code hosted by nginx. I’ve found my personal site to always be wicked fast, even though it’s not that complex.
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by dividedcomet 2y ago
Accommodate religious groups??? They literally have forced re-education camps for minorities. This is off the wall crazy
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by dividedcomet 2y ago
Yeah, we all go through it. I got a degree in economics and we used a program called SPSS developed by IBM to do regression analysis. No one in the industry uses it and it was very frustrating looking for a first job and no one was wanting
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by dividedcomet 2y ago
I feel like the problems airlines face when not running a hub-and-spoke model would be a good market for quantum computing? Could be totally wrong though. Lots and lots of variables and permutations and options to sift through.
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by dividedcomet 2y ago
I set up a form to send basic email info for wedding RSVPs for my wedding, no validation, and never got a single piece of spam. Granted it’s hosted in Cloudflare so don’t know if they blocked out all the hard work for me.
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Show HN: A Simple SLO (Service Level Objective) Calculator(slocalc.pages.dev)
2 points by dividedcomet 2y ago|0 comments
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by dividedcomet 2y ago
That’s plain false. For the last 10 years of my dads career he was remote full time because the technology was finally available. Your experience wasn’t universal and some people have grown up where it’s normal and expected for a parents o
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by dividedcomet 2y ago
lol I remember that asshole. They fired almost the entire Denver based corporate office in 2018 to relocate to California because this guy didn’t want to move to Colorado. Feel bad for the Bux.
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by dividedcomet 2y ago
What a funny way to think about it. Gordo again gets all the blame.
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by dividedcomet 2y ago
Yep, though RTO was the straw that broke the camel’s back. I had had 3 direct managers in a year and a half, had projects sunsetted out from under me, and several reorgs. Add in a forced return to office and I was out of there.
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by dividedcomet 2y ago
I purchased a hybrid Carolla for 24k 2 months ago, with features. I think you’re exaggerating a little. It came default with lane centering and Apple auto. For 24k for a car that can al slot drive itself, I felt like it was a screaming deal
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by dividedcomet 2y ago
I was there night one, and am going again tonight and can firmly say this was the most immersive and impressive concert experience of my life. The sense of presence of being in that building is amazing, and seeing “the world” react to compl
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by dividedcomet 3y ago
https://hec.works/tapehendge A phish music streamer all owned and operated by me. Working a rewrite now with a few other side projects, but easily the one I can point to and say I use!
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by dividedcomet 3y ago
1. Talk to folks about what they actually want. People will find a way to resist/gum up things they don’t actually want to do. 2. Document the shit out of anything you change. Because you’re introducing a new standard on how to deploy
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by dividedcomet 3y ago
I’d disagree on that. While they’re not overly exciting like a little MX-5, my new base model hybrid Corolla has plenty of pickup and go for whatever I need, and coming from a truck, I find it “fun” to drive. And I love driving my Tacoma of
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by dividedcomet 3y ago
My simple home server setup that runs on almost no electricity is a M2 Mac Mini plugged into a multi-bay drive enclosure. I’ve got like 12TB of storage on it, and it consumes almost no power. It’s also got enough umph to run Plex, gitea, an
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by dividedcomet 3y ago
Because the government doesn’t? We’ve been raising interest rates for over a year without UE jumps, and the last two major spikes in UE weren’t caused by interest rates. Saying the government controls UE is like saying the government contro
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by dividedcomet 3y ago
There are practical off roading implications, where you want to control the “gear” you’re in because you want to provide more power to the wheels without necessarily speeding up.
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by dividedcomet 3y ago
Didn't he announce that people's raises were capped at like 3% despite crazy inflation at the time or something like that? I can't imagine I'd be a happy employee if my pay got stunted while way up the food chain these p
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by dividedcomet 3y ago
Not every road is paved and able to be handled by a computer. Some people also like to drive.

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