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by dtagames 10mo ago
That's exactly the problem. Why convert anything, especially if it's as lossy as CSVs are? You lose nesting and the rest of your structure in favor of a single header row. That's not a benefit. If your real data is in JSON (a
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by dtagames 10mo ago
Personally, I'm against anything that goes against the standard LLM data formats of JSON and MD. Any perceived economy is outweighed by confusion when none of these alternative formats exist in the training data in any real sense and e
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by dtagames 10mo ago
Who would? That's exactly why it's confusing. It shouldn't be an arrow and if it has to be, make it point the right way.
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by dtagames 10mo ago
Your explanation has nothing to do with AI and everything to do with SSR, which is well known and needed by all kinds of SPA apps. Why frame it as problem in need of a solution when it's not?
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by dtagames 10mo ago
Some of the turn signals are so awful now, I can't believe they were approved. I've seen cars with turn arrows pointing the opposite direction of the turn (Mini Cooper) and yesterday I saw a (Ford?) truck which animated its LED
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by dtagames 10mo ago
Anything they could make before. If that's code, they'll be making it slower and more expensively than their peers.
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by dtagames 10mo ago
Fantastic photos. The flying boat era of air travel was really something.
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by dtagames 10mo ago
Right but very few software products can target just that population. It's certainly a great additional language but it can't be primary, methinks. Good stats on the speaker base!
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by dtagames 10mo ago
Agreed. Worldwide, few people speak Portuguese. This would have better uptake if you have Cursor (or your favorite AI tool) translate the UI and doc. Lua, famously developed by Portuguese-speaking folks (in Brazil) is entirely in English.
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by dtagames 10mo ago
Hype is different from defrauding shareholders. Usually.
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by dtagames 10mo ago
Because it's impossible to use in other tools. Only browsers get it. But I agree about lossy images for text.
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by dtagames 10mo ago
It's not. JPG, I could live with but please not webp.
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by dtagames 10mo ago
This is cool! I love your photos and best target finders. I made a similar app for planning astrophotography sessions just last week. Great minds think alike. https://conjunction1.com
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by dtagames 10mo ago
No. Since browsers, the most frequent consumers of APIs, work directly with JSON, the API should return that. You can type (schema) JSON in TS and all LLMs are very good at reading, writing, and documenting it.
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by dtagames 10mo ago
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by dtagames 10mo ago
Author here. I built this as a weekend project to help plan my missions with Slooh, the remote telescope service, but I've upgraded it to work from everywhere. Hope it's interesting or useful to other amateur astronomers and astro
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Show HN: Conjunction1, a tool for planning telescope and celestial observations(conjunction1.com)
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by dtagames 10mo ago
https://archive.ph/CAwfq
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by dtagames 10mo ago
It's entirely unforgettable, isn't it? How many packages can we recall exactly from childhood? For me, it was nearly 50 years ago. It's a master class in branding.
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by dtagames 10mo ago
I've also used iterative, interactive development for years and I agree, this is a big deal for Cursor. It is interesting that it works with print debugging rather than breakpoints (as do I). It also points a way forward to finally be
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by dtagames 10mo ago
https://archive.ph/7P56s
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by dtagames 10mo ago
They don't "know" anything that isn't submitted as part of the prompt (ie: the context). I haven't heard of any vendor adding "model-aware" info to the system prompt such that they would know when you chan
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by dtagames 10mo ago
Each model is given the entire thread, so you can switch anytime. But they don't know who wrote what part and it's not important. The output text is predicted based on the entire contents of the thread and the system prompt says &
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by dtagames 10mo ago
It is. So much so that I quoted him and even included a photo in my latest article[0] about AI pair programming. [0] https://levelup.gitconnected.com/you-are-bugs-improving-your...
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by dtagames 11mo ago
https://archive.ph/iR6MJ
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by dtagames 11mo ago
I think most of us just call it JS now. And we really write mostly TS anyway.
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by dtagames 11mo ago
https://archive.ph/71iBP
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by dtagames 11mo ago
Three Body Problem by Cixin Liu, himself a programmer.
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by dtagames 11mo ago
https://archive.ph/weV4C
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by dtagames 11mo ago
Pure fluff piece with no info: https://archive.ph/EaKlt

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