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by elxr 8mo ago
This isn't anymore of a "ploy" then releasing new features for claude code, or acquiring bun, or any other random improvement or promotion that essentially boils down to offering more value to claude users. All the big LLM la
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by elxr 8mo ago
> actively improved my life Doesn't clarify beyond some trite remarks with no actual proof.
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by elxr 8mo ago
> F12 Press → arecord (ALSA) → temp.wav → faster-whisper → xclip + xdotool Okay starting point, but that last two only works on X11. Considering it's 2026, I really don't think a guide for someone wanting to make a speech-to-te
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by elxr 8mo ago
For what reason?
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by elxr 8mo ago
The fact that 1 billion is the threshold you chose to highlight shows the ridiculousness of this industry. Openclaw is an amazing piece of hard work and novel software engineering, but I can't imagine OpenAI/anthropic/google
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by elxr 8mo ago
No past history of shady planned-obsolescence sprinkled in a bunch of their products, for one. So that rules out Apple. A leadership team that is very open and involved with the community, and one that takes extra steps, compared to competi
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by elxr 8mo ago
It's definitely not right now. What else has the feature list and docs even resembling it?
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by elxr 8mo ago
But not all CLIs handle pngs as easily as a text diagram. Syncing images is also multiple times slower. png diagrams should never be the default.
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by elxr 8mo ago
> Voice input and output personally seems like a gimmick Nice to have when cooking and I want to use my laptop without wiping my hands dry constantly.
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by elxr 8mo ago
> all that matters is that it's correct and easy to read Absolutely disagree. A lot of the best docs I've read feel more personal, and have little extra touches like telling the reader which sections to skip or to spend more ti
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by elxr 8mo ago
Code can be art. Art can be formulaic and lazy and disposable. The context in which both the code or art is used matters more than whether or not what you're AI-generating is "art".
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by elxr 8mo ago
Considering the rise of transformer-based upscaling today (like the newest DLSS), lots of game devs are already indirectly ok with generated art. Sure the assets themselves might be handmade, but if the render pipeline involves a generated,
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by elxr 8mo ago
You get different rewards, not different rights. It's the same as cities/governments spending on free public basketball courts/tennis courts/running tracks. I come from a country with none of those things, and the differ
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by elxr 8mo ago
Funny how that guy claims to be able to spot "sensationally dramatic contrasts" yet doesn't understand the concept of drafts, or saving writing for later. Too many smartasses commenting on the skills (or lack thereof) of othe
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by elxr 8mo ago
Plenty of teens in poorer countries actively devoting a lot of time to practicing programming. $1 is a lot for a PR.
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by elxr 8mo ago
Rivians don't even have a physical vent control (to aim the vents). That alone disqualifies it from anything close to "excellent". And that's before mentioning all the missing physical buttons that should've been th
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by elxr 8mo ago
That's a beautifully written quote, and describes to a T the number one issue plaguing mainstream online discourse today. It's extremely prevalent on Reddit and similar social media sites (even here, although to a much smaller ext
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by elxr 8mo ago
Maybe the font (looks like SF pro), parts of the GUI, and the liberal use of glass surfaces. But there's absolutely no way the apple car would've had gauges anywhere near this physically complex, or a steering wheel that looks lik
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by elxr 8mo ago
Your FAQ expandables overflow the parent's borders when you expand them.
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by elxr 8mo ago
While I don't think the center console is very ferrari-like, and kind of looks more like a piece of consumer electronics to me, I quite the gauges. Using round oleds with inset bezels and physical needles to emulate a traditional 90s (
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Jony Ive Designed Ferrari Luce EV Interior(topgear.com)
60 points by elxr 8mo ago|106 comments
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by elxr 10mo ago
A bit too vague to be useful advice don't you think? Why not show some actual examples of these agents actually doing what you describe. How exactly would you set up an agent to simulate a user?
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by elxr 10mo ago
Wow, this is amazing. Tempted to try one of their $2/month suggestions.
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by elxr 10mo ago
On twitter it highly depends on who you're following. If you specifically wanted to avoid political posts, it's not that hard to steer your algorithm that way. I follow ~130 people, and outside of maybe 4 of them who I like hearin
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by elxr 10mo ago
Close to 5 years. I read docs too and love the immersion and the fully grasping of concepts when going with your route, but most days there's just not enough hours for this. > The boring work is where you usually learn the most. It
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by elxr 10mo ago
Nowadays? 4+ times a week. I want to learn as much as I can now that I essentially have 24/7 mentors that can remember everything I've told them. Sure, I could write it all by hand; but even as a decent typer, I'll never matc
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by elxr 10mo ago
"Give me a second" is something I say when someone just has to break the silence with some unproductive comment. Having 20-30 seconds to think silently should be a completely normal thing.
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by elxr 10mo ago
The early internet aesthetic is why, as much as I dislike the site's culture, I continue to use reddit + RES. The UI, the minimal buttons, the tight paddings, the lack of pop-in, the complete lack of animations; these have all been ess
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by elxr 10mo ago
That screenshot is super interesting, never seen anything like it. It's giving me some ideas for a TUI video editor using that grid interface. What a cool project.
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by elxr 10mo ago
Strudel is my favorite, it has pretty syntax, and their interactive guide (with inline REPL) is extremely well done too. https://strudel.cc/workshop/getting-started/

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