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by egeozcan 9mo ago
Some things you build not because they are necessary, but because you can.
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
the site really needs something like img { max-height: 100vh !important; width: auto !important; object-fit: contain !important; }
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
jQuery but gets compiled out like svelte... Not a bad idea at all.
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
It's easier to write with LLMs. One-off projects (the way I treat userscripts) is where they really shine. Oh the horrible things I do with Instagram...
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
I learned about this thanks to claude always using it.
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
My driving skills are probably below average. I really like that my car warns me of zebra crossings and can follow the car in front of me with a safe distance. Many of the modern car features are just useless marketing fluff, but there is s
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
> I have serious doubts as to the ability of AI to ever have original thought, which is a core requirement of being a programmer If you find a job as an enterprise software developer, you'd see that your core requirement doesn'
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
claude opus 4.5 is much more impressive when used in claude code. I also tried it through antigravity but from a users perspective, claude code is magic.
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by egeozcan 10mo ago
For-of loops are fast enough , most of the time. You probably still don't want to risk it in a tight loop. Relying on those optimizations may not be the most reliable choice when you think about all the different JS engines, platforms
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by egeozcan 10mo ago
Yes, foreign intervention worked wonderfully in Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan and other parts of the world. We should also thank Russia for trying hard to extend its thriving democracy to Ukraine.
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by egeozcan 10mo ago
Just like how Denmark and Greenland stole American land that happens to be where Greenland is. Or Canada. Seriously though, even the imperial ambitions from the guy feels racist :) I guess Turkey can stop worrying on thanksgiving days. I ha
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by egeozcan 10mo ago
I can't prove it (because they show no stats) but I feel like you get more Gemini Pro with a normal subscription than Opus with a Max plan. Maybe the new more efficient models made it better for Claude users but that was my experience
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by egeozcan 10mo ago
I thought it was a specific prompt that breaks it, and that it's just something they never tested against, but when I saw it happen in antigravity, which supposedly must have been tested with a very specific use case, then I was very s
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by egeozcan 10mo ago
Gemini is very prone to go into an infinite loop. Sometimes, it even happens with Google's own vibe coding IDE (Antigravity): https://bsky.app/profile/egeozcan.bsky.social/post/3maxzi4gs...
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by egeozcan 10mo ago
I needed to recreate it recently because summary element does not allow headings inside, because it has a button role.
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by egeozcan 10mo ago
A friend of mine received a double shipment for a $300 order. Being honest, he contacted customer service to arrange a return. Everything seemed fine until a few days later when he noticed they had also refunded his original payment. He rea
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by egeozcan 10mo ago
Erdoğan is not the first person to mess up the economy of the country, but extreme deep corruption and antidemocratic playbook were never experienced before. If you ask his base, everything's fine though.
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by egeozcan 10mo ago
As someone of Turkish origin with Kurdish, Bulgarian, and Greek roots (somehow my genes don't fight each other!), I'm deeply saddened by the current state of the region. Growing up in western Turkey, I didn't give much though
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by egeozcan 10mo ago
I have a C8 from LG, and I'm so happy with it after so many years, works wonderfully as a dumb panel, and a great panel at that. I wonder if it's impossible to use the newer ones like that. Anyone has any experience? Asking becaus
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by egeozcan 10mo ago
I think the point here is that all the TS tooling works with JSDoc without any friction. As long as you don't look into the file, from the tooling perspective, a .ts file and a .js file with proper JSDoc annotations are practically the
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by egeozcan 11mo ago
Side note: As a person who started using a mac since march, I found phoenix slides really good.
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by egeozcan 11mo ago
Probably this amazing capture is worth more than a hundred times the price of the camera, yet the geek in me feels really sad when perfectly functional hardware gets destroyed :)
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by egeozcan 11mo ago
Have a 48GB M4 Pro and every inference step takes like 10 seconds on a 1024x1024 image. so six steps and you need a minute. Not terrible, not great.
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by egeozcan 11mo ago
> I have never understood why some people want to avoid switching off their computers > I always take care to optimize the boot time on my computers with custom built kernels and carefully selected daemons
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by egeozcan 11mo ago
Also > More importantly, Actions is created by monkeys ... vs > Most importantly, Actions has inexcusable bugs ... I commend the author for correcting their mistakes. However, IMHO, an acknowledgement instead of just a silent edit wou
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by egeozcan 11mo ago
The trick with Gemini is to uploading the whole (or the relevant part of the) codebase (depending on the size) as an xml (using repomix et al) then telling it to output whole files. With a good prompt and soem trial and error in system inst
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by egeozcan 11mo ago
I'm completely the opposite. I find Gemini (even 2.5 Pro) much, much better than anything else. But I hate agentic flows, I upload the full context to it in aistudio and then it shines - anything agentic cannot even come close.
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by egeozcan 11mo ago
I don't agree the search for a technical solution. Fingerprinting is not useful for the small personal website, and when it's useful and abused, there's a 99% chance that there's a network behind. You can audit and contr
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by egeozcan 11mo ago
How can they keep it private? It's not like they can run these models locally. Do the providers promise not to peak when they are testing?
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by egeozcan 11mo ago
I'm afraid they will finish "The Salmon of Doubt" with AI and sell it to the future generations with a very small disclaimer, stating it's inspired by Douglas Adams. The possibility was already a topic in the series &quo

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