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by dtagames 1y ago
This is only a concern if you're not writing JS or TS. There, JSON is the native format and it makes more sense to store everything in JSON objects or arrays (which are also valid JSON). If you create JSON interfaces, scaffold them d
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by dtagames 1y ago
Why is my email needed to look at pictures from a public domain source? Hard pass.
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by dtagames 1y ago
https://archive.ph/DOvh4
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by dtagames 1y ago
https://archive.ph/FzVAp
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by dtagames 1y ago
This is excellent news because it means that folks who pay for printed books and scan them also can train with their content. It's been said already that we've already trained on "the entire (public) internet." Printed b
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by dtagames 1y ago
They recently decided to destroy Trello, too. They bought it because it was a legit alternative to Jira for small teams and basically left it alone after the acquisition. But recently they've decided that it's too much of an alt
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by dtagames 1y ago
This is so strange. How would Atlassian convince their enterprise customers to switch browsers? That seems really unlikely, and unnecessary. The main feature being touted is the ability to take context from multiple tabs and ... do somethin
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by dtagames 1y ago
Time to put the nail in that coffin! I use a static template to select and return components dynamically. It's a key aspect of my own internal "framework," made with Lit. I love that I get to choose how everything works. I h
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by dtagames 1y ago
I disagree completely. Shadow DOM is a huge help and when combined with per-component CSS using the :host() and nesting pattern, makes for very small CSS files and very short CSS class names. In other words, as far away from Tailwind as you
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by dtagames 1y ago
Nice to see you here and THANK YOU for the amazing tool that is Lit. It's everything you want from a framework without a framework getting in your way. I'm sold and build all my work and personal apps with it and have for many yea
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by dtagames 1y ago
Well, naturally. How else would it work? The "every keystroke" case is for tab to complete and @mention, which is where you need that.
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by dtagames 1y ago
To whom is it useful, and in what way? No LLM runs "unconstrained" nor thinks about anything at all. You're looking for folks to pay to run a bunch of prompts?
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by dtagames 1y ago
https://archive.ph/r3hjx Perhaps they saw the South Park episode and its recruitment ad for ICE... "It's a job. You can have."
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by dtagames 1y ago
Those of us who seek out engagement already know when to perform to get attention and usually can tell when to stop. Glasses aren't necessary. Those are built-in to the personality.
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by dtagames 1y ago
Why would someone login to even see what it's about? Hard pass.
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by dtagames 1y ago
My older Pixel got the UI updates and I hate them. The look is inelegant, even childish, and like Apple they've decided to hide things under extra button presses. The insistence on adding AI just makes startup slower. I have not had a
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by dtagames 1y ago
Indeed. I saw these works when the museum was being renovated decades ago and they were brought to LA and DC. Wheat Field with Crows is unbelievable in person. Paint, especially his impasto, can't be duplicated in print or on screens
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by dtagames 1y ago
Indeed. The Bitter Lesson has proved true so far. This sounds like going back to the 60s expert systems concept we're trying to get away from. The author also just describes RAG. That certainly isn't AGI, which probably isn't
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by dtagames 1y ago
The difference between Claude Code and Cursor is that one is a command line tool and the other an IDE. You can use Claude models in both and all these techniques can be applied with Cursor and its rules, too. It's Coke vs. Pepsi.
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by dtagames 1y ago
"What it thinks" is where you've gone wrong. There's no thinking happening and the answer to that is just another prediction.
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by dtagames 1y ago
I love software advice from people who aren't programmers. And AI conclusions from people who don't work in AI.
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by dtagames 1y ago
Telling an LLM that something is a fact or the thesis doesn't make it one. We can't get around the predictive nature of how models and transformers operate by using different tokens. It's still just tokens, all the way down.
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by dtagames 1y ago
I saw Sunset Boulevard in its restored version for the 75th anniversary and it was terrific. It's wild to see a classic like that, stuck in the little box for decades, freed to live at its natural size and volume level. Stunning.
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by dtagames 1y ago
Please don't. That's vivisection and inappropriate. If you love dogs, you can communicate with them just fine using the same methods we've had for 100,000 years.
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by dtagames 1y ago
That's actually a benefit. It allows the type signature to be used to compose and verify what you're passing to a function, and to use that same interface in other places.
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by dtagames 1y ago
Naw. There have been vegetarian sandwich patty options forever, years before fake meat. Like tofu burgers, TVP, bulgur wheat, and others.
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by dtagames 1y ago
What part of earning your money, paying taxes, and giving to your own community doesn't paint him in a good light? This is a quote from Woz who I think, clearly, has chosen a different path than Mr. Gates, whatever you think of him. I
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by dtagames 1y ago
SteveWoz 4 days ago: "I gave all my Apple wealth away because wealth and power are not what I live for. I have a lot of fun and happiness. I funded a lot of important museums and arts groups in San Jose, the city of my birth, and they
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by dtagames 1y ago
As someone in that "used it once and never again" category, I'd say it's because live editing of someone else's code is inherently dangerous. Most people would prefer a PR or commit-based approach.
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by dtagames 1y ago
Strangely, the article omits the fact that PFAS is both a primary component of firefighting foam and was even once spread widely as a "crash foam" before emergency landings. Are we really "finding" something when it was

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